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June 4th, 2009
During my recent OpenEmbedded related work I merged gcc patchset from Martin Guy to add support for Maverick Crunch FP unit present in Cirrus Logic EP93xx ARM cpus. This makes floating point operations faster then it was before. But does using it has a sense for whole system? Is it possible at all? The answers [...] August 23rd, 2007
Now when Neo1973 phones are in hands of external developers we have more and more people using the OpenEmbedded build system. Many of them wants to add something to resulting image. And that is where problem begins… Most of them abuse DISTRO_EXTRA_RDEPENDS variable which should be used only in a distribution configuration file. Some of them [...] August 1st, 2007
Today OpenedHand team (which I am proud to be a part of) released Poky Linux 3.0 ‘blinky’. I was working on it during last months. If you have free time then I suggest going to website and try it. What interesting in this version? For me it is whole set of Matchbox components in new versions: mb-desktop2 [...] July 12th, 2007
Time to really prepare for GUADEC trip. Tomorrow we are going to another wedding in family (3rd in this year) and during Monday I will travel to Birmingham to meet OpenedHand team (without Dodji ;( — visa laws are strange), OpenEmbedded guys, maybe someone from OpenMoko (Mickeyl does not count) and many other people working [...] Tags: conferences, consulting, england, flights, guadec, openembedded, openmoko, travels | One comment
June 21st, 2007
From time to time there is situation when you need to use kernel sent to you by vendor which you support (or use device which they made). The problem is that often all you can get is one big tarball with “our current code” which means Linux upstream + extra patch(es). How to get something [...] June 9th, 2007
Koen’s post about AVR32 Network Gateway and few posts on usenet reminded me that many people still think that small devices are crap and lack power to do anything. Do they? I think that not. Here I use two small embedded devices: Linksys NSLU2 as NFS server (plans are to add TFTP, Samba, CUPS and Bluetooth AP) Linksys [...] Tags: at91, consulting, free drivers, jtag, linux, minicom, nslu2, openembedded, openmoko, wrt54 | Comments are closed
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