On 2/26/2014 5:24 PM, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote: > On 02/26/2014 03:59 PM, Michael Haberler wrote: >> an RT-PREEMPT UB build of linuxCNC is Debian-compatible as far as >> realtime kernels from the stock Debian package stream for >> i386/amd64 go > > Yep i know about that one, but thanks. There's a Wheezy rt-preempt > buildslave in the buildbot that's running that kernel, and it seems > to be working well. > > I was disappointed to see that Debian does not ship an rt-preempt > kernel for armhf...
The ARM kernels are still too varied to really be packaged and released by a generic distribution. With luck, there will begin to be a standard armhf kernel that configures itself via device tree and works on most popular ARM boards. But that day is still quite a ways off...for now, there are too many board and SoC specific patches required to mainline kernels for there to be any hope of a "generic" one-size-fits-most kernel image. So at the moment you're on your own for the boot-loader and kernel, but once the kernel is up and running, you can leverage Debian or Ubuntu or the armhf disto of your choice. -- Charles Steinkuehler [email protected]
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