Making Root File System Based on Busybox
Shi Ying-bo
Abstract
Shi Ying-bo
Abstract
Busybox is an essentiaL software to buiLd an embedded Linux fiLe system. It is the starting node point of aLL the fiLes and devices and the key whether the system can have a normaL start. Taking busybox-1.1.3 for exampLe, making a simpLe root image system fiLe by configuration compiLation and instaLLation Lays a good foundation for migration of the embedded Linux system.
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Busybox is an essentiaL software to buiLd an embedded Linux fiLe system. It is the starting node point of aLL the fiLes and devices and the key whether the system can have a normaL start. Taking busybox-1.1.3 for exampLe, making a simpLe root image system fiLe by configuration compiLation and instaLLation Lays a good foundation for migration of the embedded Linux system.
Key concepts: Computer science, Operating system, File system, Root (linguistics), Software, Key (lock), Simple (philosophy), Node (physics)