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==emCORE boot menu== | ==emCORE boot menu== | ||
When emCORE is installed, the emCORE boot menu is installed as the default autostart app. Depending on the device it offers various boot options. | When emCORE is installed, the emCORE boot menu is installed as the default autostart app. Depending on the device it offers various boot options. | ||
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==Installation instructions== | ==Installation instructions== | ||
There's an installation wizard available on [[EmCORE Installation|this page]]. | There's an installation wizard available on [[EmCORE Installation|this page]]. | ||
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Revision as of 10:00, 12 April 2011
Contents
emCORE kernel
emCORE is a lightweight alternative operating system for iPods (and possibly other devices one day).
Features
- Preemptive multitasking
- Can run multiple independent apps at the same time
- Shared library support
- USB debugging API
- FAT32 file system access
- LCD text console and graphics API
- Can run other kernels (such as Rockbox) through a kexec-like interface
- ~75KB executable size, ~110KB RAM usage (plus LCD frame buffer)
When emCORE is installed, the emCORE boot menu is installed as the default autostart app. Depending on the device it offers various boot options.
Installation instructions
There's an installation wizard available on this page.
Uninstallation instructions
There's an uninstallation wizard available on this page.
