At Mon, 14 Mar 2005 22:35:49 +0100,
Karl Janmar wrote:
> 
> Hi there,
> 
> I'am about to port netbsd to the GP32, it's a pet project for myself to 
> familiarize me with the ARM9 architeture.
> The GP32 (http://www.gbax.com/gp32review.html) is based on the samsung 
> s3c2400X, and there exist implementations for the s3c2410 and s3c2800 in 
> netbsd already, so it gives me a lot of  shared code from them, nice!
> 
> I have some administrative questions, where whould one put this port? 
> Straight into the arch/ directory?
>   or what's the general idea about 
> arch/arm,arch/hpcarm,arch/evbarm,arch/acorn32 and arch/shark? Should 
> each tiny new non-evb ARM architeture create a new entry in the arch/ 
> directory?
> 

  All codes that are related to S3C2400 and independent with platforms
(GP32 in this case) should go into arch/arm/s3c2xx0.  GP32 specific
part should go to arch/gp32, IMHO.  But it may be easier to put them
under arch/evbarm for the beginning.


  I have SMDK2400 eval board at my office, but I haven't thought it's
worth to port.  Knowing that there's such a cool beast, I think I
should get it back from the shelf...

Happy hacking, Karl.

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bsh.