On 18/04/12 15:34, Avi Greenbury wrote:
Debian stil has kernels for ARMv6. Part of the point of the port is that it
feels about the same as running on 386; it's all roughly the same from the
kernel up.
My instinct is to look at Debian, although in some ways it's similarity to
Ubuntu makes it
On 18/04/12 15:05, Andy Taylor wrote:
Have you seen my video? :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkbvDO1K_-c
Have now! Doesn't count until it has sound though, Manic Miner in particular
without sound just doesn't work for me!
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On 18/04/12 15:00, COX Derek wrote:
Presumably you're signed up to raspberrypi.org and view the forums etc ? The
twitter feed also has some interesting news at times
Yes, but I'm looking for more generic information - I feel like I'm in danger
of falling into a trap of thinking ARM=ARM and I
Mark Rogers wrote:
> I note that Ubuntu (my normal distro of choice) has dropped support
> for ARMv6 (ARMv7 is the minimum now). I know very little about
> getting Linux up and running on non-x86 hardware so this could all be
> an interesting learning experience. My aim is simple: to progress
> pa
On 18 April 2012 14:56, Mark Rogers wrote:
> I'm looking to start learning about Linux on ARM.
>
> I have a Raspberry Pi on order, and also one of these boards from eBay:
>
> http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tiny6410-4-3-android-S3C6410-ARM11-development-board-/220772707814
>
> Both use ARM1176JZF-S (AR
Hi Mark,
Presumably you're signed up to raspberrypi.org and view the forums etc ? The
twitter feed also has some interesting news at times
Did you actually manage to order one, or just to register interest ?
Cheers
Derek
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