Thanks Lennart. Looks like I have to go the same path if my coworkers
allow not pushing to OpenWrt.
On 2019-02-01 11:40, hh h wrote:
> Does Debian distribution for embedded
> system provide a tiny minimal installation to include bash, ssh, apt,
> and leave the room for the embedded system developer to select
> necessary packages for any specific purpose?
>
> Lennart and Martin mentioned to build
> Debian tends to enable all the features, while the embedded systems tend
to only turn on exactly what they need. Debian is trying to target a
generic platform and work for everything, while openwrt/lede/yocto tend
to aim at building for a specific target device.
I was told that Debian distribut
On Tue, Jan 15, 2019 at 07:53:34AM +1100, hh h wrote:
> "Sure. If I had a heavily restricted system, I would look at LEDE
> a.k.a. OpenWRT."
>
> That'll be my last resource, it is so easy to build my source code in
> Debian than in OpenWRT which wrapped the native Linux build system
> into its own
"Sure. If I had a heavily restricted system, I would look at LEDE
a.k.a. OpenWRT."
That'll be my last resource, it is so easy to build my source code in
Debian than in OpenWRT which wrapped the native Linux build system
into its own build system, someone might like it, but I would prefer
an open e
Quoting lsore...@csclub.uwaterloo.ca:
On Mon, Jan 14, 2019 at 07:26:52PM +0100, W. Martin Borgert wrote:
We're working on an embedded system, which I'm just upgrading to buster.
It eats ~ 180..190 MiB. We dpkg-exclude /usr/share/doc/ and some more,
which are not needed there.
Also, we use not t
On Mon, Jan 14, 2019 at 07:26:52PM +0100, W. Martin Borgert wrote:
> We're working on an embedded system, which I'm just upgrading to buster.
> It eats ~ 180..190 MiB. We dpkg-exclude /usr/share/doc/ and some more,
> which are not needed there.
>
> Also, we use not the official Debian archive with
>> Thanks Joonas. It is going to run the C++ program on NXP i.MX-6ULZ
>> ARMv7, the application is running on about 5MB RAM, I think RAM
>> looks fine. The boost and other C++ system libraries about 6 MB, the
>> program self is not too large, about 2 MB libraries and 500 KB binary
>> application,
Hi,
> Even running apt-get update to
> pull the list of available packages easily grabs 40MB disk space in
> my experience.
Nobody needs /var/cache/apt, /var/lib/{apt|dpkg}, or /usr/share/man on a
"real" embedded system. On mine, I mount these directories via NFS or
plug in an USB stick with them,
Quoting lsore...@csclub.uwaterloo.ca:
I would be impressed by a Debian install in less than 250MB storage space.
It would have to be rather minimal. Even running apt-get update to
pull the list of available packages easily grabs 40MB disk space in
my experience.
We're working on an embedded sy
On Sat, Jan 12, 2019 at 09:06:04PM +1100, hh h wrote:
> Thanks Joonas. It is going to run the C++ program on NXP i.MX-6ULZ
> ARMv7, the application is running on about 5MB RAM, I think RAM
> looks fine. The boost and other C++ system libraries about 6 MB, the
> program self is not too large, abou
Thanks Joonas. It is going to run the C++ program on NXP i.MX-6ULZ
ARMv7, the application is running on about 5MB RAM, I think RAM
looks fine. The boost and other C++ system libraries about 6 MB, the
program self is not too large, about 2 MB libraries and 500 KB binary
application, I need to know
Hi,
it depends on what programs you have running. I remember having a
headless Jessie server running ssh with just 55MB memory usage a while
ago. Also people have been using custom Debian rootfs images with the
LicheePi Zero board that has 64MB of RAM.
I don't know about the storage requirements.
Hi,
What is the minimal RAM and Flash size to install Stretch armhf image,
of cause there is no desktop, it is an ARM embedded system? I was told
our embedded device has to install OpenWrt, our RAM and Flash size is
too small to install Stretch armhf, but I wan to give a go if it is
feasible.
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