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Manuel Lauss wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 3:17 PM, wireless <wireless@×××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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>> Do you have a listing of 32 bit mips dev boards your |
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>> codebase works with? |
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> It should work on any little-endian MIPS32 core. As I explained in the |
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> original posting, my target systems are the "Alchemy" line which are |
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> FPU-less MIPS32r1 cores. |
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I should have stated that I know little of MIPS arch. I do |
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not know the differences, subtle or published between the |
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M14K and the Mips32 (vanilla() cores. I mostly asked because |
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I know of several folks that are looking for some form of |
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open source embedded linux for the Microchip 32 bit |
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processors. Since you indicate that it should work, I'll |
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send these folks to your links. |
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> The whole system is built with a softfloat |
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> toolchain to avoid the in-kernel CP1 emulator (which is sloooow). |
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> I'll keep updating it; so if you need any other apps or use flags set then |
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> I'll he be more than happy to provide them (I let a few boards compile stuff |
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> overnight as a stability test). |
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> Thanks, |
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> Manuel Lauss |
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thanks, |
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James |