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LynuxWorks White Papers
* The Technology Behind LynxOS v4.0's Linux ABI Compatibility * A Developer's Review of LynuxWorks' BlueCat Linux SDK * Successfully Using Linux and Open Software in an Embedded System Design * POSIX in Real-Time (at embedded.com) * Why Linux in the Embedded Market?
http://www.lynuxworks.com/products/whitepapers.php3

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• rtos : ap. notes
• rtos : embedded linux
• rtos : lynxos

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vendor

LynuxWorks
LynuxWorks is a leader in the embedded software market, providing operating systems, software development products and consulting services for the world's most successful communications, aerospace/defense, and consumer products companies. Located in San Jose, California, LynuxWorks ' products include the open-source BlueCat Linux and the scalable, Linux-compatible LynxOS real-time operating system.
http://www.lynuxworks.com

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demo

BlueCat Linux Evaluation Download
LynuxWorks offers an unsupported evaluation version of BlueCat Linux 4.0 for non-commercial use on x86 targets. To purchase a supported, complete version of BlueCat Linux, visit here.
http://www.lynuxworks.com/products/bluecat/download.php3

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• rtos : embedded linux

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paper

Embedded Linux Towers Over Windows XP Embedded
Microsoft has published documents pitting Windows XP Embedded against embedded Linux. We did some investigating of our own and are adding some commentary on the new XP release as a contender in the embedded market. In general, we found that the operating system has limited applicability in embedded markets, and doesn't have the clout to really take on embedded Linux in head-on comparisons.
http://www.lynuxworks.com/products/whitepapers/xp-vs-linux.php3

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• rtos : embedded linux

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overview

POSIX conformance is worth more than POSIX compliance
POSIX conformance is what real-time embedded developers are usually looking for. POSIX conformance means that the POSIX.1 standard is supported in its entirety. In the case of the LynxOS real-time operating system, the routines of the POSIX.1b and POSIX.1c subsets are also supported.
http://www.lynuxworks.com/products/posix/posix.php3

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• rtos : posix

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paper

Successfully Using Linux and Open Software in an Embedded System Design
Fueled by time-to-market pressures and the need to reduce overall system cost, many developers are migrating to Linux® and open-systems software in their embedded systems designs. This open-systems approach allows developers to leverage freely available software, and spend their resources on their specific area of expertise to add value to their products.
http://www.lynuxworks.com/products/whitepapers/usinglinux.php3

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• rtos : embedded linux

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company

LynuxWorks, Inc.
LynxOS® Embedded RTOS- hard real-time operating system (RTOS) for ultra-reliable real-time systems. LynxOS-SE RTOS - the first and only time-space partitioned RTOS offering POSIX and Linux application support for safety-critical real-time systems. LynxOS-178 RTOS - the only POSIX®-conformant, DO-178B certifiable RTOS. LynxSecure Embedded Hypervisor. BlueCat® Embedded Linux.
http://www.lynuxworks.com/

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• embedded shows : l

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paper

Safety-Critical Software: Military-COTS DO-178B application feature from CompactPCI Systems
Software plays a critical role in almost every facet of our daily life - from cooking in our kitchens, to driving our cars, to working in our offices. Some of these systems are safety-critical. Failure of software could cause catastrophic consequences for human life. Imagine the antilock brake system (ABS) in your car. A software failure here could render the ABS inoperable at a time when you need it most. For these types of safety-critical...
http://www.lynuxworks.com/products/whitepapers/safety-critical.php3

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• rtos : safety critical

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