> The linux kernel is too large for embedded system. We may no want a > file system at all. One way to do this is to implement the application > as the init program called by the kernel after booting, or just find the > place > that opens and executes init and change it to run the application actually > linked with the kernel. Thats relatively easy to do with linux 2.2, You just call kernel_thread() to run a linked in task instead of mounting an fs and loading fs code. Alan
- Re: 32 bit OS for ARM 金昌理
- Alan Cox
