Hello all, Similar experience as a Buildroot core developer: autotools-based packages are the ones that cause the least amount of trouble. Best regards, Thomas

Tim, After checking, must have been a mistake on my side. I went again on the CFP site, re-uploaded my slides, and it just worked. So maybe the previous time I selected the file, then clicked "Save",

Dear Bird, Tim, Thanks for this announcement! [...] Do you know what should be done to make the slides of a given conference appear on the events.linuxfoundation.org page? I've uploaded my slides on e

Dear Atilla Filiz, Interesting, thanks. I was also pondering proposing a project around system upgrade for embedded systems, but I was thinking of a different approach. Rather than implementing yet an

Dear Baruch Siach, Indeed a nice feature, thanks! Thomas

Dear Petr Štetiar, USB to serial adapters + USB hubs would be a cheap way of doing that. Thomas

Speaking of mailing list archives, I find all of them very clunky to use. The other day, I wanted to follow the f2fs discussion on fsdevel@ / LKML, and I am not a subscriber of those ones. So, you hav

Yes, it takes a little bit of time to get used to 'git rebase -i'. Having someone explaining you the workflow is most likely the best thing: in no more than 30 minutes to an hour, you'll have fully un

For sure on my end the most useful git commands are: * git rebase -i, which I use to rework series of patches. No need for quilt, stgit, topgit or who knows what. git rebase -i is really a very powerf

Note also that you can use 'git grep', that will only grep the source files that are under version control, skipping all object files and other generated files you may have in your tree, if you're not

Still it doesn't make this driver really useful as a template. The best templates are quite certainly the existing drivers in drivers/<foo>/, where <foo> in the subsystem you are writing a driver for.

On my side, I am questioning whether this is a goal that can actually be achieved. In practice, Constantine driver will never be useful as a template for any driver, for two main reasons: * It is only

Done: http://www.emlinews.net/submit/ Thomas

Tim, I am definitely open to articles being written by outsiders. Do you want an account so you can write articles? Each article mentions the author at the end, so every author gets credited for its w

Robert, Yes, I remember that we discussed planet.elinux.org with Peter Korsgaard (Cc'ed) and you, and Peter and I contacted Tim with this idea after our discussion, but it didn't go anywhere. This ide

Greg Ungerer <gerg@...> a écrit : Well, either Qemu pretends to emulate a 5208 and it should support the dual stack pointer thing, or it shouldn't pretend to emulate a 5208. Am I correct in m

Hello Greg, Greg Ungerer <gerg@...> a écrit : The kernel patch is at http://lists.busybox.net/pipermail/buildroot/2012-April/052585.html, hidden inside a Buildroot patch. I haven't posted it

Hello, Rob Landley <rob@...> a écrit : With a few Qemu patches and kernel patches, I'm able to boot into userspace a Coldfire system under the Qemu Coldfire emulation. However, the system cras