Linux Workshops at Embedded Masterclass 2009

Feabhas are delighted to announce their attendance at this year’s Embedded Masterclass Events. As last year, we will we be running our highly successful half day Embedded Linux Training Workshop at both dates for this event. This workshop shows how to build a working embedded Linux system, using an ARM development board as the target. Topics covered include cross-development tools, kernel configuration and compilation and the essential components of a root file system. The combination of theory and practice will give delegates an insight into the working of Linux in embedded environments. The workshop is 50% practical and 50% theory.

With its focus on leading edge embedded technology and tools, the Embedded Masterclass has gained a reputation for being 'useful and informative', a chance to meet with vendors and where engineers have a chance to listen to technical presentations from key industry leaders. The Embedded Masterclass has become an important event in the UK's Embedded Systems calendar.

This year there are two Masterclasses running:

• 7th May 2009 - Cambridge
• 12th May 2009 - Bristol

The object of the Embedded Masterclass has always been to provide a 'non-sales' forum where embedded systems engineers can come along and meet a broad range of industry experts from key vendors and learn about what is happening at the leading edge of microprocessor, DSP and FPGA technology.

For further details of the Embedded Masterclass, or to book yourself on to the event, please do not contact Feabhas, but see the Embedded Masterclass web-site. If you still require further details of the contents of the Embedded Linux Training Workshop then please do send us your technical queries.

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