This whitepaper from esteemed Linux author and TimeSys product manager Bill von Hagen discusses the second Carrier Grade Linux (CGL) specification, and CGL 2.0's self-registration process for vendor compliance, which was completed first by TimeSys.

Learn all about the CGL 2.0 specification, and Registration process, in this detailed and well-written technical whitepaper.

Read whitepaper spotlighting CGL 2.0

• Creating embedded Linux filesystems with graphical tools
• Application development with Eclipse-based IDEs
• Simplifying Embedded Linux Development with Graphical Tools
• Migrating to Linux kernel 2.6 — Part 5: Migrating apps to the 2.6 kernel and NPTL
• Migrating to Linux kernel 2.6 — Part 4: Migrating custom Linux installations to 2.6
• Migrating to Linux kernel 2.6 — Part 3: Using the 2.6 kernel with your current system
• Migrating to Linux kernel 2.6 — Part 2: Migrating device drivers to Linux kernel 2.6
• Migrating to Linux kernel 2.6 — Part 1: Customizing a 2.6-based kernel

TimeSys also offers webinars on a variety of topics.

• HOT TOPIC: Carrier Grade Linux
• TimeSys bumps embedded Linux dev, test tools to Eclipse 3.0
• OSDL sponsors high-availability Linux project
• TimeSys ships first Carrier Grade Linux 2.0 registered distro
• LSB 2.0 aims at Linux interoperability
• Sun warms to ATCA, Carrier Grade Linux
• TimeSys stakes out Carrier Grade Linux 2.0 claim
• Carrier Grade Linux gaining traction, OSDL reports
• Linux, open hardware standards define telecom's future

 
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