Hi Geo,
> Oh! indeed that would be nice! so what's the hindrance for this goal?
1. I have no hardware to test (and on qemu Debian doesn't install yet on
ARMv8).
2. It is a lot of work.
> also, is there a port for MIPS64?
No. Only x86-64 and Ppc64 so far.
> ^^And yes i know its German for
Hi Rob,
> How about the Qualcomm DragonBoard? It's a 4 core 64 bit beast.
You mean e.g. DragonBoard 410? Looks very good!
♪♫ Alex
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I will hope and look for a 64bit home for PilOS in the hardware world!
How about the Qualcomm DragonBoard? It's a 4 core 64 bit beast.
Rob
On Tue, Aug 4, 2015 at 6:07 PM, Alexander Burger
wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 04, 2015 at 09:40:18AM +, George Orais wrote:
> > > Not just "prefer" ... There
> I meant ARMv8 of course :)
Oh! indeed that would be nice! so what's the hindrance for this goal? also, is
there a port for MIPS64? i plan to do it on my SGI Octane but maybe later after
APFEL is done ;)
> Hehe, I see. I thought you meant it as a pun on that company.> "Apfel" is
> German for
On Tue, Aug 04, 2015 at 09:40:18AM +, George Orais wrote:
> > Not just "prefer" ... There is no way to run PilOS on 32-bits.
> Besides> the fact that there is no ARM port yet.
> Ah yes coz PilOS is fully based on pil64. Ah you mean there is no ARM
> port of the pil32 yet right? i thought someo
Hi Alex,
> Not just "prefer" ... There is no way to run PilOS on 32-bits. Besides> the
> fact that there is no ARM port yet.
Ah yes coz PilOS is fully based on pil64. Ah you mean there is no ARM port of
the pil32 yet right? i thought someone here has successfuly install picolisp on
an ARM device
Hi Robert, Geo,
indeed, an interesting piece of hardware!
> But its an ARM Cortex M4 and from what i remember Alex would prefer to
> have it on a 64bit machine as much as possible?
Not just "prefer" ... There is no way to run PilOS on 32-bits. Besides
the fact that there is no ARM port yet.
>
Hi Robert,
Nice find! And good point with the name :) But its an ARM Cortex M4 and from
what i remember Alex would prefer to have it on a 64bit machine as much as
possible?
Anyway don't worry coz i already got all the ingredients for the pilMCU
evaluation kit? Got it from Digikey last week and n
I was checking out Espruino. It has a jumper to 'Boot to' where you can
change the firmware. Do you think it would be possible to get PilOS running
on this? It is ARM, and has a lot of convenience to it: USB A, LEDs,
button, 22 GPIO, and best of all it's named Pico!
http://www.espruino.com/Pico
R
