FYI,
http://code.google.com/p/gp2x-linux26/source
2007/6/21, Hector Oron [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello,
During ARM BoF at DebConf7 i proposed a new hardware to support on
Debian as NSLU2 is, called GP2X, which is an open-platform under 200€,
already runnning linux kernel.
Someone interested?
On Thu, Jul 26, 2007 at 05:56:34PM +0100, John Willis wrote:
Once I get this into a usable state (not very neat mind you) I will
be committing the work to Open2x's SVN to see if other people will
come on board and help develop the 2.6 BSP.
Or just post it to linux-arm-kernel@ for review.
Hi Hector,
FYI, http://code.google.com/p/gp2x-linux26/source
That project has been 'dead' for some time with no updates planned as I
understand it (developers have moved onto other projects). I did contact the
developers working on it recently however I have not received any replies. I
believe
On Sat, Jun 23, 2007 at 04:07:58PM +0100, Hector Oron wrote:
About bootloader, the same bootloader that boots now could be used
boot armel kernel, don't you think?
Correct.
As debian-arm is little endian stuff and debian-armel is little
endian stuff with a new EABI, and the kernel is the
Hi John,
So, about kernel, we just could port 2.4 kernel to 2.6 and there would
be no problem besides that closed firmware that runs on the other
processor without MMU (/dev/dualcore).
About bootloader, the same bootloader that boots now could be used
boot armel kernel, don't you think? As
Hi Hector
So, about kernel, we just could port 2.4 kernel to 2.6 and there would
be no problem besides that closed firmware that runs on the other
processor without MMU (/dev/dualcore).
Not just the second processor as I understand it (also several undocumented
components of the SoC) but that
Hello,
During ARM BoF at DebConf7 i proposed a new hardware to support on
Debian as NSLU2 is, called GP2X, which is an open-platform under 200€,
already runnning linux kernel.
Someone interested?
Some information about it:
Specifications
* Chipset: MagicEyes MMSP2 MP2520F System-on-a-Chip
On Thu, Jun 21, 2007 at 01:15:59PM +0100, Hector Oron wrote:
Hello,
Hi Hector,
During ARM BoF at DebConf7 i proposed a new hardware to support on
Debian as NSLU2 is, called GP2X, which is an open-platform under 200€,
already runnning linux kernel.
Someone interested?
Some information
Dear Hector,
I have just replied to Debian ARM as this is an ARM platform anyway.
During ARM BoF at DebConf7 i proposed a new hardware to support on
Debian as NSLU2 is, called GP2X, which is an open-platform under 200€,
already running linux kernel.
I believe this has been proposed several
Hi Lennert,
This chip isn't supported in the upstream kernel, is it? Are there
plans to get support for it merged? Can I help?
I should have mentioned in my earlier mail on the subject that the MMSP2
support is firstly only currently working on patched 2.4 series (we use our
own 2.4.26 patch
On Thu, Jun 21, 2007 at 01:55:32PM +0100, John Willis wrote:
Hi Lennert,
Hi John,
This chip isn't supported in the upstream kernel, is it? Are there
plans to get support for it merged? Can I help?
I should have mentioned in my earlier mail on the subject that the
MMSP2 support is
Hi Lennert,
Let's ask a different question: are there public docs for the chip?
The docs for the some of the chips hardware is commonly in the public domain
but these are not supposed to be 'public'. They have been leaked at various
points and MagicEyes (chip maker) have taken a 'Genie out of
Hi John,
Could you tell what exactly propriety binary modules are shipped with
the 2.4 firmware?
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Héctor Orón
Hi Hector,
Could you tell what exactly propriety binary modules are shipped with
the 2.4 firmware?
I do not have the code to hand but in simple terms it is all the control
logic for decoding video using the ARM940t second core and undisclosed
features of the hardware (MPEG acceleration, various
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