> There is a lot more to supporting a computer architecture than just the > actual CPU.
Yes It's the start to begin, but It's not all, of course. > Yes, the cpu must of course have support, but all the chips > around it for disk,console,net and how to find where in RAM they are mapped > and so on is equally important, so if your device isn't on this list, I have all about the hw information, sdram 64 mb with 48.9 mb user accessible, eeprom nor, vfat16 for the memory, consolle too. Probabily I can try to connect the usb to make a cross compiling into them, I think it's the better solution, maybe with Uboot or Redboot to start. I have the problem to see how mbyte can I flashing into the eeprom, 128 mbyte non volatile with 51 mb free user storage, but those are not all to flashing. The big problem are the firmware, armish has the instructions for ARMv4T but the wifi and videocard firwmare I think it's a proble. eeprom: I think are 77 mb dedicated to flashing (NOR) ram: sdram 64 mbyte with first vector 0x00000000 Graphical Controller: ATI Imageon 2282 ( Maybe I can modify the the file config from xenocara) Audio Controller: Asahi Kasei AK4641 ( I don't know if it is supported) Wifi controller: unknown IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g (????) > https://www.openbsd.org/armish.html, then chances are basically zero that it > will work.
