Mailing List Archive: MIPS32 little-endian softfloat Gentoo rootfs update Jan 2015

Hello,

I've again uploaded another snapshot of a little-endian
softfloat MIPS32 rootfs I maintain for a few of my MIPS toys
and QEMU.

It's a complete gentoo installation, with toolchain and
a few lightweight desktop environments as well as some
networking tools.

See the readme at [1] for more information. The main reason
for this update is to make it runnable on current
3.19-rc kernels, which do MIPS abiflags checks and old versions
weren't booting any more without patching the kernel.
This snapshot again boots and runs on vanilla 3.19-rc kernels.
The toolchain included also generates binaries which run on
the latest linux kernels.

Grab the tarball at [2], and if you're curious, file and individual
package listingsare at [3] and [4]. Binary packages are at [5],
untar them at the root of the filesystem.

[1] http://mlau.at/files/mips32-linux/README.txt
[2] http://mlau.at/files/mips32-linux/mips32elsf-gentoo-rootfs-150119.tar.xz
[3] http://mlau.at/files/mips32-linux/mips32elsf-gentoo-rootfs-150119.CONTENTS
[4] http://mlau.at/files/mips32-linux/mips32elsf-gentoo-packages-150119.CONTENTS
[5] http://mlau.at/files/mips32-linux/mips32elsf-gentoo-packages-150119.tar

Happy hacking,
Manuel Lauss

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On 01/21/2015 10:40 AM, Manuel Lauss wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've again uploaded another snapshot of a little-endian softfloat
> MIPS32 rootfs I maintain for a few of my MIPS toys and QEMU.
>
> It's a complete gentoo installation, with toolchain and a few
> lightweight desktop environments as well as some networking tools.
>
> See the readme at [1] for more information. The main reason for
> this update is to make it runnable on current 3.19-rc kernels,
> which do MIPS abiflags checks and old versions weren't booting any
> more without patching the kernel. This snapshot again boots and
> runs on vanilla 3.19-rc kernels. The toolchain included also
> generates binaries which run on the latest linux kernels.
>
> Grab the tarball at [2], and if you're curious, file and
> individual package listingsare at [3] and [4]. Binary packages are
> at [5], untar them at the root of the filesystem.
>
>
> [1] http://mlau.at/files/mips32-linux/README.txt [2]
> http://mlau.at/files/mips32-linux/mips32elsf-gentoo-rootfs-150119.tar.xz
>
>
[3]
http://mlau.at/files/mips32-linux/mips32elsf-gentoo-rootfs-150119.CONTENTS
> [4]
> http://mlau.at/files/mips32-linux/mips32elsf-gentoo-packages-150119.CONTENTS
>
>
[5] http://mlau.at/files/mips32-linux/mips32elsf-gentoo-packages-150119.tar
>
> Happy hacking, Manuel Lauss
>
Hi

Thank you! I have uploaded it to the mirrors as usual. I will drop the
old one in a few days.

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Regards,
Markos Chandras
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