On Sat, Apr 28, 2007 at 01:23:36AM +0200, Alexis Berlemont wrote:
> Do you know some other big-endian platform ?
Mostly Intel IXP stuff.
Most ixp4xx used to run in big-endian mode (but a lot of them switched
to little-endian when the network driver was made to work in little-
endian mode), and m
> > In theory most of the bits should be there. However I don't have
> > big-endian hardware to test against,
>
> I had a look at the "integrator cp" user guide. This board and the related
> core modules are supposed to be able to work in big endian mode (even if
> some components are not compatibl
Hi,
Many thanks for your answer.
> > I have a question concerning the system emulation features : what is
> > missing in the implementation of qemu to get a system emulation of a big
> > endian ARM1026 target (like qemu-armeb for user emulation) ?
>
> In theory most of the bits should be there. H
> I have a question concerning the system emulation features : what is
> missing in the implementation of qemu to get a system emulation of a big
> endian ARM1026 target (like qemu-armeb for user emulation) ?
In theory most of the bits should be there. However I don't have big-endian
hardware to
Hi,
I have a question concerning the system emulation features : what is missing
in the implementation of qemu to get a system emulation of a big endian
ARM1026 target (like qemu-armeb for user emulation) ?
Regards.
Alexis.
