Hi,
Sorry for my english, its not my first language.
Anyways, I was searching for a cool PhD project and I had this
ideea: running a linux environment(kernel & busybox) on a new
arhitecture. My question would be how much effort would be needed to
see this through?
Some notes: the new ar
Valentin Manea wrote:
Hi,
Sorry for my english, its not my first language.
Anyways, I was searching for a cool PhD project and I had this
ideea: running a linux environment(kernel & busybox) on a new
arhitecture. My question would be how much effort would be needed to
see this through?
Valentin Manea wrote:
> Hi,
>
>Sorry for my english, its not my first language.
>Anyways, I was searching for a cool PhD project and I had this
> ideea: running a linux environment(kernel & busybox) on a new
> arhitecture. My question would be how much effort would be needed to
> see this
AFAIK, there is Linux for Starcore (even an SDK for VOIP). If it's
another CPU this should be a starting point:
http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS5632893349.html
-Michael
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Hi,
there is very little information available, but from what I know until
they are using an RTOS for Starcore which runs either independently or
with a Linux on a ARM core, but I guess if they would have ported
Linux to Starcore they should have released the code under GPL, right?
Regards,
Valent
Chris Gray wrote:
> Valentin Manea wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> >Sorry for my english, its not my first language.
> >Anyways, I was searching for a cool PhD project and I had this
> > ideea: running a linux environment(kernel & busybox) on a new
> > arhitecture. My question would be how much effor
Valentin Manea wrote:
> there is very little information available, but from what I know until
> they are using an RTOS for Starcore which runs either independently or
> with a Linux on a ARM core,
> but I guess if they would have ported
> Linux to Starcore they should have released the code unde
