On Fri, Oct 5, 2012 at 1:45 AM, Peter Robinson wrote:
> It supports basically 3 usable platforms at the moment, and likely not
In summary... first step in a longish road. All ARM SoCs are quirky
and non-discoverable (no PnP-style bus architecture). The path leads
to a generic kernel that can read
On Fri, Oct 5, 2012 at 1:17 AM, Sameer Verma wrote:
> "Up until now there has been a separate Linux kernel build for each of
> the ARM platforms or SoCs, which is one of the several problems when
> it comes to ARM based Linux. The merging of ARM multi-platform support
> into Linux 3.7 will put an
"Up until now there has been a separate Linux kernel build for each of
the ARM platforms or SoCs, which is one of the several problems when
it comes to ARM based Linux. The merging of ARM multi-platform support
into Linux 3.7 will put an end to this problem, enabling the new
kernel to not only targ
