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On Sat, Oct 09, 2004 at 02:00:41PM -0400 or thereabouts, Ned Ludd wrote: |
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> Indeed the embedded one could. I've mentioned this one to Chris before |
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> about it using glibc vs uclibc by default on IRC but I think he was in |
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> the middle of his work day. That profile was added long before we had a |
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> pretty decent uClibc native environments setup so a instantaneous switch |
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> might not be possible or we could break some existing users setups. |
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> But as I see things it stands right now the embedded profile target |
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> could be split up into glibc/uclibc subsystems. We could use these |
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> profiles for our vendor mini distros like soekris, wrt54g's. netwinders, |
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> nslu2, video systems, pbx systems, kiosk, dumb terminals, etc.. |
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> However those profiles would have to be based on user/vendor submissions |
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> as our gentoo devs only provocatively support what we have hardware for. |
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> donations welcome be that time or hardware or documentation to help ease |
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> this maze of what we call embedded. |
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> But so far not a lot of effort has been put into this area of profiles |
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> because there has been lots of hurdles for us to overcome in the process |
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> of the development environment alone. |
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Yes solar is right. |
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I originally submitted the embedded profile as an example of something |
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i hacked together. I have a cascading one that isn't quite finished |
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yet, but hopefully in a week or so. |
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The point was to get *something* so that other people could see how |
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it's done, unfortunatly it has turned into bit rot. |
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In the next couple of weeks I'll post the profile and some patches for |
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catalyst that *really* help automation for embedded system building. |