• • Linux From Scratch

• OpenBSD?
  • Is one of the most, if not the most, secure unixlike OSs.
  • Supports cryptographic filesystem, and encrypted swap.
  • OpenBSD Website

• • http://www.freebsd.org/

• • FreeBSD Website
  • PicoBSD Website

• FreeBSD?
  • Can be installed in about 100M with minimal install
  • Only needs about 8M to run without a gui.
  • http://www.freebsd.org/

• • Linux on ARM

• • Linux on processors without MMU (like Motorola 68K and Intel i960)
    • http://www.uclinux.org
  • Linux on originally for Windows CE designed hardware
    • http://www.linuxce.org
  • Linux on SH3
    • http://linuxsh.cjb.net
  • Linux on MIPS
    • http://lena.fnet.fr/

A good book that deals heavily in the MIPS architecture (the authors are
some of the original MIPS designers) I enjoyed reading was "Computer
Organisation & Design: the hardware/software interface" by David A.
Patterson and John L. Hennessy (Publisher Morgan Kauffman). It pretty much
shows you how to build a CPU from the ground up. I'm not sure on any good
references on the SuperH series.

• • ARMLinux - the book

• • • familar

• • Article about the internals on Linux on embedded devices (a bit ARM-heavy)

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• Linux
  • RedHat
  • Debian
  • Linux Router Project
• Windows
  • CE
  • 95/98/ME
  • NT4/2000/XP

-- KevinWang - 02 Feb 2002