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what is the best way to start learning embedded linux from A-Z?
knowing that i have zero experience in linux
 


Welcome to the forums
The answer is a bit obvious,
install a Linux distribution to your machine either direct to the hard-drive or in a virtual machine, and use it, learning how it works, and more importantly how the terminal works , and its command structure. Then you can start learning programming using Linux,
there is no single embedded Linux system, the commonality is the use of a cut down Linux core around which manufacturers have built the coding to run whatever is the product concerned.
 
ossar said:
what is the best way to start learning embedded linux from A-Z?
knowing that i have zero experience in linux
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Hell @ossar,
Welcome to the Linux.org Forum.
This page may answer some of your questions.
www.seeedstudio.com

Embedded Linux: A Beginner's Guide - Latest Open Tech From Seeed

Embedded Linux is a powerful tool for building IoT applications. Leverage open source code and community support to build your projects easily and quickly!
www.seeedstudio.com www.seeedstudio.com
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But what @Brickwizard has said the best way to learn linux is to use it.
 
Brickwizard said:
Welcome to the forums
The answer is a bit obvious,
install a Linux distribution to your machine either direct to the hard-drive or in a virtual machine, and use it, learning how it works, and more importantly how the terminal works , and its command structure. Then you can start learning programming using Linux,
there is no single embedded Linux system, the commonality is the use of a cut down Linux core around which manufacturers have built the coding to run whatever is the product concerned.
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is there any specific courses that would help?
 
Brickwizard said:
Welcome to the forums
The answer is a bit obvious,
install a Linux distribution to your machine either direct to the hard-drive or in a virtual machine, and use it, learning how it works, and more importantly how the terminal works , and its command structure. Then you can start learning programming using Linux,
there is no single embedded Linux system, the commonality is the use of a cut down Linux core around which manufacturers have built the coding to run whatever is the product concerned.
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or what should be my syllabus?
 
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