BYOD (Build Your Own Device)

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Shows how to design and build a custom low-cost Linux development board to include missing features from off-the-shelf boards, and explains the low-level electronics and steps required to get Linux to boot (including bootloader considerations). Technologies and topics mentioned include Linux on embedded hardware and low-level electronics design, with reference to u-boot experience.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:19Introduction
3. 2:07Benefits
4. 3:45Requirements
5. 6:36CPU selection
6. 10:18Step 2 - non volatile memory
7. 13:41Step 3 - external RAM
8. 14:22Customizations
9. 15:53A development approach
10. 19:00Choose a CAD
11. 25:552- Schematic diagram
12. 28:25PCB
13. 34:55PCE
14. 51:02DEBUG
15. 51:21BOOTLOADER
16. 51:35LOADING LINUX

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