What they said, plus for a *very* quick and painless way to play with linux on your desktop without fear of destroying all your data or learning how to multiboot, download and burn a Linux LiveCD - that will allow you to boot into Linux for learning purposes without having to install it.
Another alternative is to create a virtual machine with something like VMWare, which well let you run a copy of linux in a window, again without having to multiboot. It can be very slick.
Good luck,
- jason
On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 6:47 AM, Dan Weese <> wrote:
May I recommend the O'Reilly text: Building Embedded Linux Systems.
http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596002220
Master the Linux boot sequence, first. This will clear up many mysteries.
And welcome to Linux. In the beginning, all things are hard, and we have all stood where you stand now. In your turn, you will come to help others. And on that day, you will remember this one.
On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 10:29 PM, pc.pal6 <> wrote:
i am a beginner in arm boards.i have been asked to use TS7300 board with debian linux for a project.could you help me with some study materials.i had been using windows and have no base in linux.
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