Phil Blundell wrote:
Hi Phil
>I'd certainly encourage you to use the handhelds.org CVS tree for
>kernel development. This is where all the rest of the ipaq work is
>done, and it wouldn't make a lot of sense for h2200 to be separate.
>
>
I absolutely agree.
>Like you say, there's no reason you couldn't work locally on your
>own machine. All you need is a PC with Linux installed, a
>checked-out copy of the kernel sources, and the gcc-3.3 cross
>toolchain from handhelds.org, and you should be in business.
>
I hope to offer a third option - a cd image with tools and os to boot
anywhere. (runs off cd)
Gwyneth
>
>p.
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