We have something to clarify now:
Leon says:
Raspberry Pi comes with ARM1176JZF-S ARM11 CPU core which implements the
ARMv6 architecture. So this means that you have to create a Tizen
Platform image from scratch through local build using GBS
(git-build-system) for ARMv6. According to the documentation GBS build
supports x86_64, i586, ARMv6l, ARMv7hl and ARM7l architectures.
Jan-Simon says:
Tizen is built for armv7 . RPi is armv6. So the downloadable packages won't
work as the compiler uses a higher ISA. GBS would need a sort of initial
toolchain
for armv6 to do this - which is not there and is not trivial.
To clarify: Does the GBS include some support for ARMv6 or not at all?
On Friday, November 15, 2013 11:25 AM, Leon Anavi <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2013-11-15 11:04, plus kri wrote:
>>> Porting may be tough and performance low but the question now is
> more
>>> about prinicple: Could there be some issues which make porting
> Tizen
>>> to Raspberry impossible at all?
>> I don't know. We should give it a try and we'll find out :) That's
> the
>> fun part of porting Tizen to new hardware devices, isn't it?
>
> Absolutely. What I am trying to figure out now is if somebody has
> tried this idea before and what might be the results. Or, if there is
> some expertise telling this is impossible to do due to some tricky
> thing.
>
> If Tizen/Rasp is terra incognita it deserves the effort, it even more
> deserves it if it is surely known it is doable. But trying to do stuff
> for which there is known proof it is not doable would be a waste of
> time.
There is a lack of documentation about porting Tizen to Raspberry Pi and
it will be nice someone to try it out and to publish tutorials/results
at Tizen wiki.
Thanks,
Leon
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