Matthew Wilson píše v Čt 04. 02. 2010 v 21:57 +0000: > I have a few questions: > > - What can be done to promote Fedora ARM? show that it works on real hw > - Are the koji builds of Fedora updates being pushed into the Fedora > ARM repository? AFAIK no, Fedora/ARM needs to start using koji-shadow > - Is there sufficient interest in armv7 builds to add that as a support variant? the question is what needs to be built as armv7, maybe only few selected packages will profit from being built as armv7 - like it was in Intel world - only kernel+glibc+openssl were build as i686 while the rest was i386 > - Can we collect experiences of usage of Fedora ARM (devices, purpose > of use, problems, etc.)? I own 2 devices based on Marvell Kirkwood - QNAP TS-219 running as a server (file sharing/koji hub/...) and Sheevaplug as a development/testing environment. I also have a Genesi Efika MX based on Freescale i.MX515 (armv7), but there is an issue that the kernel support is not yet in upstream. The non-existency of kernel packages (together with means for their updating) is another issue that blocks wider adoption. The low level part (like flashing the kernel and ramdisk to flash memory) can be done with the flash-kernel utility from Debian, but it still needs an integration into grubby. Dan _______________________________________________ arm mailing list arm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/arm