The embedded system is a combination of computer hardware, software and, perhaps, additional mechanical parts, designed to perform a specific function. A good example is an automatic washing machine or a microwave oven. Embedded systems need only the basic functionalities of an operating system in real-time environment-a scaled down version of an RTOS. They demand extremely high reliability plus the ability to customize the OS to match an applicationâ„¢s unique requirements. However, commercial RTOSes, while designed to satisfy the reliabil ....etc

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Linux Virtual Server (LVS) for Red Hat Enterprise Linux



Linux Virtual Server Administration


Building a Linux Virtual Server (LVS) system offers highly-available and scalable solution for
production services using specialized routing and load-balancing techniques configured through
the PIRANHA. This book discusses the configuration of high-performance systems and services
with Red Hat Enterprise Linux and LVS for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2.


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Although the term Embedded Linux is only a couple of years old, Embedded Linux has already established itself as one of the most important technologies to enter the embedded computing market. The power, reliability, flexibility, and scalability of Linux, combined with its support for a multitude of microprocessor architectures, hardware devices, graphics support, and communications protocols have established Linux as an increasingly popular software platform for a vast array of projects and products. Use of Lin ....etc

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Linux is a popular operating system for embedded systems. Linux has come a long way since its humble beginnings in 1991.Today Linux supports a very wide range of platforms, from Embedded Systems based on ARM, PowerPC, Intel, and Hitachi microprocessors. It also served as a launch pad for the open source movement, and consequently leads to great interest. This project describes one such application of Linux of generating software for interfacing Graphics LCD using hardware ARM9 Single Board Computer. Uses sensor card to get da ....etc

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INTRODUCTION
Embedded Linux Based GLCD application development project is used for interfacing the sensor data card with ARM9 processor based Single Board Computer and displays the records on Graphics LCD (GLCD) with read-through of upper and lower limit of incoming data through two encoders and indicating the same on GLCD.
Sensor data card consist of all together four sensors-Temperature, Pressure, Humidity, Distance respectively. Sensed parameters coming from Temperature, Pressure and Humidity sensors are analog data which is given to SBC9 ....etc

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A Embedded Linux is changing the face of embedded development and calling into question decades-old assumptions about how to build systems with real-time requirements. This paper reviews those assumptions and details how Linux can provide a viable platform for a range of response-sensitive embedded applications.
Linux is a very unique operating system.

Linux is changing the face of embedded development. While past instances of UNIX-type operating systems were arguably inappropriate for embedded and real-time (size, speed, storage, CPU supp ....etc

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Embedded Linux is changing the face of embedded development and calling into question decades-old assumptions about how to build systems with real-time requirements. This paper reviews those assumptions and details how Linux can provide a viable platform for a range of response-sensitive embedded applications.
Linux is a very unique operating system. Linux is changing the face of embedded development. While past instances of UNIX-type operating systems were arguably inappropriate for embedded and real-time (size, speed, storage, CPU support), ....etc

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