Mike:
Heya...
> What about this? I don't know how hard it would be to port Dave C.'s
> patches to ARM though.
>
> Debian/ARM runs on LART...[snip]
Gives me with willies walking away from x86 for a
*first* release.
-Scott, wimp.
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David:
Wow, a topic on which I'm fairly well informed! :)
> I was thinking again about chips - the Linux creator (Linux) was
> involved in the development of the Transmeta chip, and also the
> FORTH creator (Charles Moore) developed not one but several
> chips. What would it be like t
At 11:01 AM 1/18/01 -0800, "Scott C. Best" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Mike:
> Heya. It'd be worthwhile, I think, for one of our more
>board-minded LEAF'rs to suggest just such an SBC which we
>could use as a 'development target'. Not that we won't be
>putting it into desktop x86's as well
On 18 Jan 2001, at 19:05, Scott C. Best wrote:
> Heya. It'd be worthwhile, I think, for one of our more board-minded
> LEAF'rs to suggest just such an SBC which we could use as a
> 'development target'. Not that we won't be putting it into desktop
> x86's as well, of course, but I was told by a V
Mike:
Heya. It'd be worthwhile, I think, for one of our more
board-minded LEAF'rs to suggest just such an SBC which we
could use as a 'development target'. Not that we won't be
putting it into desktop x86's as well, of course, but I was
told by a VP at BigIronCompany yesterday that "no one
I just received issue 01 of elj yesterday. It has an article that mentions
an embedded OS (Mobile Linux) created by Linus. The interesting part
(quoted below) IMO is cramfs and ramfs. Has anyone seen the source for
either of these file systems? Would they be useful? Could they possibly
solve t
