Philip Blundell wrote:
> >Why would you absolutely need big endian? ARM processors are able to do
> >both and current Linux kernels expects little endian.
>
> There is some hardware out there that is big-endian only. A lot of the
> Samsung products seem to prefer big endian operation for example.
>
> p.
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Yes, I am working on the KS17C4000 from Samsung and I need to produce a big
endian code since Samsung's microcontroller are big endian. I do not know for
the moment if the kernel is able to run on this very processor but I looking at
it. Moreover, since it is a mmuless microcontroller, this will be also treated
in the uclinux-arm mailing list.
But I also want to know if this problem can be solved or it will be a hard work
to do with it ?
Thank you very much.
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