Keystone Electronic Solutions announced that Guinnux – the company’s specially developed Linux-based operating system distribution – is now available as 64-bit ARM cores for true Linux enterprise embedded solutions.
Guinnux for 64-bit ARM cores is now available from the Guinnux aarch64 repository while the accompanying toolchain, incorporating the proven Guinnux toolchain dependency management system, is available for download from the Guinnux site, in addition to instructions on how to get it up and running in a qemu VM.
John Eigelaar, Keystone Electronic Solution’s Founder and Guinnux developer, commented, “The Guinnux aarch64 port opens a world of opportunities for Guinnux in the media and data processing space. On top of increased performance, the 64-bit platform allows for the deployment of more complex solutions into remote locations. Problems such as advanced image processing can now be done in real time at sites in the field. We know that 64-bit ARM is the future of embedded Linux platforms, and we strive to be the market leaders; our solution enables clients to stay ahead in a very competitive environment.”
For more information contact John Eigelaar, Keystone Electronic Solutions, +27 (0)12 460 4135, [email protected], www.kses.net
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