Career in Linux Internals and Embedded Systems
I am working as a software professional engineer with 12+ years experience in C/C++ on Linux platform. I have a burning desire to work on Embedded system and Linux Device Driver development - I have self practiced and learned some basics but now not sure how to proceed next. I have a PC where I have Linux OS and practice Linux Kernel development / device driver - for embedded system I self-learned 8051 and PIC16F870. But now I am hearing Raspberry PI and other new controllers would provide a good career opportunities. If I want to pursue my career in Linux Internals / Embedded systems what things should I learn or be expertise in? I have plans to buy Raspberry PI. But I don't know what projects to practice or rather what programs to write to enlighten up. I mean I am totally confused of what I should proceed learning and development? I need some direction on what should I practice and where I can get ideas and help of what projects to do. I do not wish to join any training institute cause they are professionals and costly. If a setup is required I would do it at my house and pursue further on. Can anyone please guide me accordingly - like - what I should learn for better career opportunity / what projects I should self-practice and where I can get help related to projects?
On Thu, 01 Aug 2013 19:29:52 +0530, Satya Prakash Prasad said:
If I want to pursue my career in Linux Internals / Embedded systems what things should I learn or be expertise in? I have plans to buy Raspberry PI. But I don't know what projects to practice or rather what programs to write to enlighten up. I mean I am totally confused of what I should proceed learning and development?
Step 1: Buy a Rasberry Pi or two. Step 2: Think of something cool you could do with it. Cheap wireless access point? An improved programmable thermostat for your house? Something to run Stellarium and project it on your living room ceiling at night? A media center to serve up all your music and video? Step 3: Build it. Do that a few times, you'll be good to go.
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