On Thu, 13 May 1999, Chris Rutter wrote:
> Er, I notice a seemingly complete compilation of RedHat `Rawhide'
> for `armv4l' on rawhide.redhat.com! How was this compiled, and
> does it involve LDRH/STRH?
No, the armv4l stuff on rawhide is not current. From the best of my
knowledge: It was compiled on NetWinders (and will not work on a
RiscPC). Red Hat is no longer currently (actively) supporting ARM at
present.
For something more recent you can look at the pre release stuff I have for
Titan VI (which if mostly everything from Red Hat 6.0, Hedwig). The only
thing is this was all compiled on a NetWinder and most likely will not
work on a Risc PC.
ftp.nw.carleton.ca/pub/winder-testing/pre_titanVI/
The only thing, I would recommend creating your own kernel.
Chris are you trying to build a system based for armv3?
-Rms
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