Embedded systems are compact, low-power devices which can run Ubuntu but DO NOT have an x86 CPU. They often (but not always) use the ARM family of processors and provide a reduced set of peripherals compared to a full PC.
Questions tagged [embedded-system]
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Is Ubuntu an embedded Linux system?
I'm currently studying about Linux in general and what it is. I see that Linux is a high-performance operating system that breathes life to old hardware. Ubuntu is a distribution of Linux.
But I'm uncertain whether Ubuntu is an embedded system. …
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Looking for a super-low-power any-arch DIY Squeezebox reciever
As I said in another recent question, I've recently bought into the Logitech Squeezebox range. I have a Radio (bedroom), Boom (kitchen) and Receiver (music room). These are all pretty good but they only cover three rooms.
I can't afford another £100…
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Set-top box with embedded Linux. Can it be wiped for an Ubuntu install?
I have a YouView box, which runs on embedded Linux. The file-system is encrypted and there are only USB/HDMI ports on the rear (no serial ports). Pressing shift on boot doesn't provide me with any usable menu (Grub or otherwise). I've replaced the…
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Why is linux used for IoT devices
I know that linux provides some benefits when it comes to security, and cost. But why is Linux used so much for embedded systems and IoT devices?
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The procedure to get Ubuntu running on different hardware besides RPI
extremely new here!
Over the long weekend I finally caved in and grabbed myself a STM32MP157F-DK2. It booted up to what I think is a tutorial linux-esque OS to show you around the hardware and capabilities of the device, and I was amazed.
Knowing…
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