I've taken the plunge and put the 600MHz armel box on the net as
n2100.martinwguy.co.uk for ssh access.
Free user accounts on request to me, root by invitation :)
The greeting blurb says:
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Linux n2100 2.6.22-3-iop32x #1 Fri Nov 16 18:47:40 UTC 2007 armv5tel
Welcome to n2100, a Thecus N2100 with Intel XScale 80219 CPU at 600MHz
w/ 128MB RAM running Debian armel sid. More RAM is in the post...
On the intranet:
arma Atmark Techno Armadillo-9, Cirrus EP9315 ARM920T at 200MHz w/ 64MB
RAM running Debian etch for arm (old-ABI port) a.k.a arma.homelinux.net
See http://arma.homelinux.net/~guest password friend :)
ts7250 Technologic Systems' TS-7250: EP9302 ARM920T at 200Mhz w/ 64MB
RAM running Debian sid for armel (EABI port)
both of these have a Maverick Crunch FPU.
h1940 HP iPAQ Samsung S3* at 266MHz, 64MB RAM running Angstrom bare
bones with armel sid in a chroot. No swap :(
neo FIC Neo1973 phone: ARM920T 266MHz 128MB RAM running OpenMoko
with armel sid in a chroot.
boxer Sharp Zaurus C860: 400MHz Xscale w/ 64MB RAM running Angstrom GPE
with the inevitable armel sid in a chroot.
there is also a QEMU armel sid chroot on a 2x2GHz AMD Athlon with 247MB RAM,
giving the same dhrystone rating as a 200MHz ARM. In practice it runs slower
because it has to compile all newly-loaded code into x86 before running it (!
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For the purpose of Debian lenny certification of armel, we need to demonstrate
50 users - not machines - so personal accounts on it serve as a gauge
of interest in the port and contribute to getting it certified.
M
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