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The embedded Linux development environment ELinOS 2.2 has been chosen to "Product of the Year 2003" in the category embedded systems from readers of of the German publication Elektronik.

McObject, developer of the eXtremeDB in-memory embedded database, has teamed with German embedded systems innovator SYSGO to offer a feature-rich, cost-efficient development package for embedded Linux applications.

To expand its European commitment, the German SYSGO is taking over the Swedish SESE (Scandinavian Embedded Solutions & Engineering AB). SESE distributes SYSGO's Linux products, the LynxOS real-time operating system and hardware products from Thales, Tews and Polyrack in the Scandinavian countries.

As part of its "Industrial Linux" initiative, ELTEC supports all current industrial and image processing products for easy and secure development of industrial applications in modern, flexible control and automation solutions. The popular operating system also offers many advantages for embedded designs. With its extensive support for Linux, ELTEC opens up time and cost savings in product development for its customers. Two compatible Linux platforms are offered: Standard Linux (e.g. from Suse or…

SYSGO offers the new ELinOS 2.2 in two versions. For beginners, for evaluation and for learning and test phases, the BasicToolbox is still available. For professional use of embedded Linux, the Development Kit was developed with additional tools and a comprehensive support concept.

For the first time, Stäubli Sargans AG is using embedded Linux for the development of a weaving preparation machine for the textile industry. The company Stäubli Sargans AG has worked closely with the Mainz-based Linux specialists SYSGO. All system requirements such as touch operation, network functionality and web server for administration purposes were realised with Linux - for the time-critical parts, the real-time extension RTAI was used.

SYSGO now offers special hardware programs for ELinOS - the most popular development program for Linux in Europe. Both programs are aimed at board manufacturers and OEMs who want to offer their customers a professional solution for Linux.

SYSGO is presenting at electronica with a focus on Embedded Linux and LynxOS.

The embedded Linux distribution ELinOS has been equipped with additional real-time features.

ELinOS, the German distribution and toolchain for embedded Linux is now available in English. Up to now, close to 500 companies are using ELinOS in the German speaking market, making ELinOS the best selling Embedded Linux toolchain in the region. The latest version is based on Linux Kernel 2.4 and has been equipped with the kernel extension RTAI, thus allowing the use of Linux in the context of hard real-time tasks. ELinOS is available, not only as version for x86 processors, but also for…

The so far only development environment for embedded Linux coming from Germany will be extended by special PowerPC functions. This will extend the application range of the integrated development environment ELinOS and support not only Intel but also PowerPC processors. A first prototype of ELinOS 2.0 will be presented at the Embedded Systems 2001 in Nuremberg already with the new Linux Kernel 2.4.

With ELinOS, SYSGO offers the first development environment for embedded Linux systems originating from Germany. During Systems 2000, SYSGO will present the new development environment on powerful and cost-effective hardware platforms: JUMPtec DimmPC, AMD SC520, SSV DIL/NetPC, Syslogic CUB/COMPACT-1S, Advantech Series WEB-2143, EPSON CardPCI/GX.

SYSGO announces the first German development environment for embedded Linux systems. With the development environment ELinOS, the system house enters the market segment of development tools for embedded Linux systems and thus particularly addresses newcomers and those changing over to embedded Linux, who want to open up the advantages of embedded Linux.

SYSGO, the systems house specialising in real-time systems, is a co-founder of the Embedded Linux Consortium (ELC). Together with IBM, Motorola, Red Hat and 46 other companies, SYSGO supports the activities of the ELC for the widespread use of the open-source operating system Linux in the market for embedded systems.