Hi list. I am considering to buy an Agenda PDA. From the kernel sources that were built for it, It appears to be running a MIPS VR4181 processor. I took a look around and found that with some special tools and customizations from http://www.linux-vr.org/kernel.html, it appears to be possible to build a kernel for the agenda on a regular x86 box. I am initially thinking that with the cross-compile tools and such, I should be able to build some application for the Agenda as well. Could someone verify if this is the case? Also, While I dont have an Agenda right now, I was wondering if there is a VR4181 emulator out there that will run on linux, similar to how vmware does. I've seen the SPIM emulator http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~larus/spim.html. Does this work for the vr4181 or do i need to find something else? Thanks -- +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | penguin365 | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | USER, n.: | | The word computer professionals use when they mean "idiot". | | -- Dave Barry, "Claw Your Way to the Top" | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
