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:LinuxDevices.com: An animated BusyBox mini-tutorial
LinuxDevices.com: An animated BusyBox mini-tutorial
Jul 19, 2001, 05 :51 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (4527 reads)

"This handy little online "Flash" presentation from K Computing provides an extremely well presented, easy-to-follow, step-by-step mini-tutorial on BusyBox-- the Swiss Army Knife of Embedded Linux.

Topics included in the tutorial are . . .

  • BusyBox -- what is it?
  • BusyBox -- why?
  • BusyBox -- pros and cons
  • Making BusyBox (downloading, configuring, compiling, linking)"

Complete Story

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This is pretty slick.  The author could  ...   Pretty nice   
Erik Andersen
Jul 19, 2001, 06:32:41
 
> This is pretty slick.  The author coul ...   Re: Pretty nice   
Kevin Dankwardt
Jul 19, 2001, 17:27:07
 
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