Reader love letters… passing information . . . MZ104, we want one now! . . . errata/erratum/erratinator. (more…)

Welcome to the first issue of Embedded Linux Journal. (more…)

Transmeta began as the most private company in the whole Linux space. Now it's the most public. Or at least the most recently public. (more…)

Embedded Linux evolves onto the PDA — but it's not done yet. (more…)

How PocketLinux and Jabber's XML instant messaging open a whole new development platform. (more…)

How Linux is helping to bring high data rate wireless communication to the mobile user. (more…)

I suspect it will come as no surprise that the second Embedded Linux Expo and Conference (ELEC), held October 27, 2000 in Westborough, Massachusetts (near Boston), was another great success. As in the case of last June's ELEC, the event was well attended from both the attendee and exhibitor perspective, and the day was permeated by a clear sense that Embedded Linux… (more…)

RTLinux gives you a hard real-time, low-level environment when you need it–and all the power and flexibility of Linux when you don't. (more…)

Lotspeich describes some basics of home automation using currently available inexpensive devices. (more…)

How to install, configure and run a complete Linux system on a tiny 486-class machine with no moving parts. (more…)

Astronomers and Physicists at the Galileo National Telescope use Linux and an elegant homegrown user interface to control sophisticated light and infrared telescopic imaging equipment. (more…)

Developing real-time control applications using Linux. (more…)

Let Bruce help you put the BusyBox to work.

For this example I use Linux kernel version 2.2.17. The 2.4.0-test8 kernel that I tried did not size the RAM disk for the root file system properly, leading to a “not enough memory” message at boot time. (more…)

Mr. Dion gives a step-by-step on putting this tiny ticker to use. (more…)

Jini developers promise a very different day-to-day life in the near future. (more…)