Re: cheap armhf hardware

2011-02-16 Thread Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 8:49 AM, Tim Small wrote: > On 15/02/11 18:03, Rick Thomas wrote: >> Does there exist an inexpensive self-contained armhf box that folks >> can use for development and experimentation?  Something like the >> Sheeva Plug for armel? ah - i forgot, in the list i sent yesterd

Re: cheap armhf hardware

2011-02-16 Thread Wookey
+++ Tim Small [2011-02-16 11:17 +]: > On 16/02/11 10:32, Wookey wrote: > > > armhf needs v7, thumb2, VFP3 > > > Ah OK. My reading of http://wiki.debian.org/ArmHardFloatPort# > PartialreferenceofSoCandsupportedISAs seemed to imply that VFP2 was > sufficient, as this was in the list: >

Re: cheap armhf hardware

2011-02-16 Thread Tim Small
On 16/02/11 10:32, Wookey wrote: > armhf needs v7, thumb2, VFP3 Ah OK. My reading of http://wiki.debian.org/ArmHardFloatPort#PartialreferenceofSoCandsupportedISAs seemed to imply that VFP2 was sufficient, as this was in the list: > Freescale > > > > iMX3x > > > > armv6 > >

Re: cheap armhf hardware

2011-02-16 Thread Wookey
+++ Tim Small [2011-02-16 08:49 +]: > On 15/02/11 18:03, Rick Thomas wrote: > > Does there exist an inexpensive self-contained armhf box that folks > > can use for development and experimentation? Something like the > > Sheeva Plug for armel? > > If your main criteria is inexpensive, then per

cheap armhf hardware

2011-02-16 Thread Tim Small
On 15/02/11 18:03, Rick Thomas wrote: > Does there exist an inexpensive self-contained armhf box that folks > can use for development and experimentation? Something like the > Sheeva Plug for armel? If your main criteria is inexpensive, then perhaps something like a ZTE Blade with a damaged scree