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Contents of README:This directory contains the kernel sources for FatdogArm Beta1 release. There are kernel sources for: - A10/Mele (linux-sunxi34) - this came from linux-sunxi github repo - A20/Cubieboard2 (linux-a20) - this also came from linux-sunxi github repo - Odroid-U2/u3 (linux-odroid38y) - this came from HardKernel github repo - OLPC XO-1.75 (3.0.19-olpc) - this came from OLPC git repo - OLPC XO-4 (3.5.7-olpc) - this came from OLPC git repo They are mostly vanilla kernel, patched with aufs. The configuration are mostly defconfigs as well though I have modified them somewhat. If you want to build kernel modules, you need to use identical compiler to the one used to build the kernel. The compiler used to build the kernel is Linaro cross-compiler, from here: https://launchpad.net/linaro-toolchain-binaries/trunk/2013.04/+download/gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-4.7-2013.04-20130415_linux.tar.xz; except for XO kernels which are built using FatdogArm's own native compiler. The XO kernels are prepared by mavrothal. That is the version used; if you want to build your own kernel and don't bother the kernel-module compatibility with existing kernel then you can use newer ones. Note that Linaro cross-compiler is 32-bit and will require 32-bit compatibility library for running them under Fatdog64. cheers, James, Mar 2014 |
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