need help.

[Néstor]

I personally find Angstrom very difficult and buggy. I use Knoppix,
cut down to fit in a CFlash. This only works for architectures x86 and
compatibles. If you use Angstrom, make sure you have a good book about
dealing with Embedded Linux. I recommend you "Embedded Linux Primer"
from Christopher Hallinan and "Linux for Embedded and Real Time
applications" by Doug Abbot. I have both of them in PDF, I can share
them with you if you email me, in my country this is perfectly legal
(and moral), I don't know in yours. Anyways, take care that you are
facing a difficult task, but you can get awesome results, and improve
your personal skills, if you put the needed effort on it. And always
ask on the forums and FIRST, read the documentation!!

Good luck.

2009/2/3 Cliff Brake <cliff.brake at gmail.com>:
> On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 12:40 AM, Shan Gopalakrishnan <cybshan at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Team
>>
>> I'm trying to get a light version of linux build for a embedded system
>> purpose and i will be building some web application on it.
>> I would like to know
>>
>> -> Which build i can pick up or how i can strip it down.
>
> Pick a machine reasonably close to what you are using, use the
> Angstrom distro, and then create a custom image
> (http://bec-systems.com/site/177/the-correct-way-to-add-packages-to-an-openembedded-image).
>  Then start adding components you need such as cherokee, etc.
>
> Cliff
>
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