Linux on the Blackfin Processor

uClinux is an operating system that is derived from the Linux kernel. It is intended for microcontrollers without Memory Management Units (MMU's). It is available on many processor architectures, including the Blackfin processor. The official uClinux site is at http://www.uclinux.org/

The source and documentation found here is specific to the Blackfin processor. If you have any questions about uClinux for the Blackfin processor please ask them here.

• features
• release-notes

• Target Selection
• Compiling the Kernel
• Downloading the Kernel to the Target

• Porting to your Board
• modules
• Driver Development
• drivers
• programming
• Auto Generated Kernel Documentation
• fbcon

• Simple Hello World Application Example
• Simple Hello World Application Example (in assembly)
• Application Development
• Porting Applications
• libs
• Memory Allocation/Management (User and Kernel)
• Run java application on stamp board
• port_program_to_linux

• Measuring Kernel Performance
• Profiling
• Optimization

• release_check_list
• testing
• Developing with Blackfin Live Sources (instead of using a release)
• example_on-chip_sram
• Load Application Running in BF561 Core B