Hello
I pln to use a arm platform for personnal testing and use
There is two products i plan to buy
open rd from globalscale and genesi
i've seen that open rd seems good and used on this forum.
But what about genesi ? the form factor is sleek, but the processor is
perhaps outdated (A8).
Thanks
Hello Nicolas,
2010/2/8 NG nico...@mesopotamie.org:
i've seen that open rd seems good and used on this forum.
But what about genesi ? the form factor is sleek, but the processor is
perhaps outdated (A8).
OpenRD (armv5 instruction set) is supported in debian-installer,
thanks to tbm. I would
Am Montag, 8. Februar 2010 12:57:44 schrieb NG:
Hello
I pln to use a arm platform for personnal testing and use
There is two products i plan to buy
open rd from globalscale and genesi
i've seen that open rd seems good and used on this forum.
But what about genesi ? the form factor is
* NG nico...@mesopotamie.org [2010-02-08 12:57]:
There is two products i plan to buy
open rd from globalscale and genesi
Debian itself will work on both machines. Debian installer has basic
support for the OpenRD but there's no support for the Genesi. If you
want VGA, you'll have to build
hi,
Am Montag, den 08.02.2010, 13:25 +0100 schrieb Karsten König:
(does anything use this at all already?) Ubuntu 9.10 is for ARMv7 (if I am
not
mistaken)
9.04 is v5
9.10 is v6 + vfp
10.04 will be v7 + THUMB2 + NEON (for selected apps)
ciao
oli
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On 2/8/10, Karsten König re...@gmx.net wrote:
So Debian will run on both as it is built for the ARMv5 architecture
ARMv4t (so it will still run on both)
M
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Martin Guy wrote:
On 2/8/10, Karsten König re...@gmx.net wrote:
So Debian will run on both as it is built for the ARMv5 architecture
ARMv4t (so it will still run on both)
OT, but has anyone looked at what gains can be had by rebuilding
packages with, say, A8 or other
Am Montag, 8. Februar 2010 14:20:31 schrieb Martin Guy:
On 2/8/10, Karsten König re...@gmx.net wrote:
So Debian will run on both as it is built for the ARMv5 architecture
ARMv4t (so it will still run on both)
M
Oh right I forgot, it still runs on the openmoko phone, which is ARMv4t
On 2/8/10, Bill Gatliff b...@billgatliff.com wrote:
OT, but has anyone looked at what gains can be had by rebuilding
packages with, say, A8 or other optimizations for processors that
support them?
Well, it has a VFP FPU, so floating point apps will run N times
faster, and GCC optimizes some
On 2/8/10, Karsten König re...@gmx.net wrote:
OT: Are there plans to raise this to ARMv5 or even higher after Squeeze? Or
are the benefits not worth dropping the older devices?
I hope not. armv4t is pretty widespread in single-board computers,
while the v5 benefits are vanishingly small: one
ok - adam's going back to visit the factory tomorrow, to collect the
20 netbooks. by unpacking them from the (2kg!) cardboard boxes and
putting them in bubblewrap instead, he can just reach the 1kg target.
he reckons he'll have them all packed by thursday, which means that
most people will have
On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 15:33, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
luke.leigh...@googlemail.com wrote:
ok - adam's going back to visit the factory tomorrow, to collect the
20 netbooks. by unpacking them from the (2kg!) cardboard boxes and
putting them in bubblewrap instead, he can just reach the 1kg
Hi,
2010/2/8 Martin Guy martinw...@gmail.com:
On 2/8/10, Bill Gatliff b...@billgatliff.com wrote:
OT, but has anyone looked at what gains can be had by rebuilding
packages with, say, A8 or other optimizations for processors that
support them?
Well, it has a VFP FPU, so floating point apps
On Mon, Feb 08, 2010 at 02:46:00PM +0100, Karsten König wrote:
Oh right I forgot, it still runs on the openmoko phone, which is ARMv4t =)
OT: Are there plans to raise this to ARMv5 or even higher after Squeeze? Or
are the benefits not worth dropping the older devices?
Marvells Kirkwood beeing
On Monday 08 February 2010, Martin Guy wrote:
On 2/8/10, Karsten König re...@gmx.net wrote:
OT: Are there plans to raise this to ARMv5 or even higher after Squeeze?
Or are the benefits not worth dropping the older devices?
I hope not. armv4t is pretty widespread in single-board computers,
Hi,
Current fp-compiler package (version 2.4.0-1 for armel) gives SIGILL on
armv4t (arm920t), see:
~$ head -1 /proc/cpuinfo
Processor : ARM920T rev 0 (v4l)
~$ gdb /usr/bin/fpc
GNU gdb (GDB) 7.0.1-debian
Copyright (C) 2009 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or
strd/ldrd were first introduced in armv5t
Architecture v5TE and later processors provide LDRD and STRD
instructions to load/store 64-bit data, e.g. to access 64-bit
peripherals. These behave similarly to LDM/STM of two registers.
ldrd just loads 64-bit data (ok, atomically) into two registers.
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