This whitepaper by Bill von Hagen discusses how graphical tools can help developers create Linux filesystems and manage application packages and library dependencies. It uses TimeSys tools to illustrate several points, but is largely vendor neutral in its explanation of concepts fundamental to embedded Linux development.
Creating Linux filesystems with graphical tools
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garphical?
“garphical” should read “graphical”.
Garphical is so Graphical
You have something against garphs?
thos nice large 1024×768 screenshots unfortunately dont fit on my pda
one title for more than one subject, in school i got punished for that.
so far only offtopic comments, but this article *is* worth *reading*
YaST, YaST, YaST!
The tool looks pretty nice, but is there an open source alternative?
The build system in uclinux ( snapgear Linux ) comes close, but does not really offer the same level of package management and depenancy resolution.
Is there anything else out there?