A good starting point.

I was wonder if some one could provide me a good starting point (link,
tutorial, pdf, etc) to start working with Linux on Mini/Micro2440, as the
start point at the Wiki seems very advanced to me .

My goal is to build a headless, minimal Linux image that runs on Micro2440,
installing java on it, and having command by telnet. My idea is to handle
all communication with other devices via UART.

All my experience is  Platform Bulider/WindowsCE/.NET development. I have
done a couple of developments for x86 Linux with Java, but I never have
compiled a Kernel, Make a source code or such kind of things.

I was wonder too if some one have compiled an image as I described above.

Thanks for reading and for your help. Regards.

Fernando.

Hi,

http://code.google.com/p/mini2440/wiki/OpenEmbedded should provide you with
a description on how to build your own images. If you don't need any
special features of more recent kernels I recommend just using the one
openembedded builds for you. There's also a section about customizing your
image. In your scenario you would copy the console-image.bb file to
your-image-name.bb and add the packages you need to it (should be obvious
where to from reading it). As you just need Java you'll probably need to
add the icedtea VM. 

Best Regards,
Benjamin