“Lineo Inc., a leading innovator in embedded Linux systems,
real-time and high availability solutions, today announced the
Lineo EmbedixTM Board Development Kit (BDK). The Lineo Embedix BDK
is a complete development environment for configuring, customizing
and deploying Linux-based embedded solutions. Each BDK is tailored
to a specific board used in various embedded devices.”
“Lineo Embedix BDK will become the first choice for the
Linux-savvy developer who demands immediate results in the
development process,” said Bryan Sparks, Lineo CEO. “Lineo Embedix
BDK gives the embedded developer control of the project with access
to source code and the ability to rebuild the source after
customizations. The BDK is a complete host to target development
environment.”
“Lineo Embedix BDK is a board specific tool that is focused on
providing a complete toolchain, essential packages, source code as
well as pre-configured binaries for the embedded project at hand.
Using installation and deployment wizards built for a specific
board, the developer can quickly move from host installation to
target deployment in less than 15 minutes.”
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