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When you design an embedded system, you must perform the following procedures. (To display a specific procedure, click the appropriate hyperlink.)
- To create the operating system, copy an example to the User
Configuration capability, and then rename it.
Or, start a new configuration.
- For your configuration, add, change or delete components.
- If you want to add new capabilities and components to the Target Designer system database, which will be listed in the All Nodes pane, you must create and import a component definition file.
- Use the build-and-install process to create your target system.
Note An example is a full, bootable configuration that can be built and installed with no change. Each example in the All Nodes pane is configured along with a set of components for a specific function.