[fedora-arm] arm software floating point support going forward

Jon Masters jcm at redhat.com
Fri Feb 1 15:29:39 UTC 2013


Derek,

It is less "powers that be" than a collaborative effort/decision. We do not have resources to justify keeping v5 alive but you are free to coordinate with others and pick it up, in the same way that Seneca are to own v6 support (maybe Seneca can even help with build system setup if you ask them). Do you have any interest in driving that?

You will find the ominous powers that be are in fact a bunch of us doing the work who are overloaded enough to keep just v7 and v8 on track :) For those who are devastated and have no v7 hardware, ping me off list and maybe I can look into getting a couple of v7 boards out there.

Jon.
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Derek Atkins <warlord at MIT.EDU> wrote:

Quentin Armitage <quentin at armitage.org.uk> writes:

>     since there has been no major objection i will disable building
>     armv5tel rpms in rawhide before the mass rebuild.
>     
>     Dennis
>     
> I guess it's too late now, but I got a few days behind on my list emails. I
> use 2 * Sheevaplugs and 2 * Dreamplugs with Fedora, and would be very
> disappointed to see support for them being dropped from Fedora. For me, I
> still see quite a lifetime in them for what they are doing.

I've mentioned multiple times my hope to keep kirkwood support in
Fedora, but alas it feels like the powers that be just don't care about
us *plug users.  :(   If I want to continue using my plugs I guess I'll
have to learn Debuntu.  :(

> Quentin Armitage

-derek
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