I am new to the embedded linux world, and would like to choose the right OS for an industrial control machine. We will be using PC-104 boards. An important factor is support for a wide variety of drivers for standard peripherals.
Which top 3 are considered the best general purpose embedded linux (commercial or free) with the best toolsets and driver support?
Thanks..
I could not prevent a colleague of mine to do this using Windows XP embedded . For small quantities the license fee does not harm too much. I suppose driver support and tool availability is excellent.
Of course Linux is free and provides much more flexibility, less resource hunger, better security and better soft real-time behavior (Kernel 2.6) (even hard real-time when adding RTAI or such).
-Michael
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