Cool hope you get time to do some dev for puppy and ARM. That LUA you have done what is that? I know too little to even guess what it is. Linux User Application? What can it stand for? murgaLua's a platform that combines the simplicity of the Lua programming language with a lightweight GUI toolkit,...

Since there aren't really going to be any proprietary apps available, a build based on uclibc or musl libc makes sense IMHO alpine linux or openwrt are a good place for learning uclibc b/c that's all they do... but that brings us to needing replacements for flash (lightspark, gnash, swfdec...) and ...

n addition: - rooting required? - what to do if bricked? - JTAG cable ready required? - serial TTL-converter required? - soldering skill necessary? 1) No rooting required for R-Pi, Igloo, Gumstix, BeagleBoard, or PandaBoard. All ARMv6 or ARMv7 machines. 2) Really hard to brick these devices. And, i...

For to get ARM to work you need Debian them have code for some of the ARM. I don't know if them have for every version of ARM. How many ARM cpus are there ? more than 10 or so and all of them different enough for one Dev to get headache? And them change them each six months or so don't they? Not re...

Getting a development board is not easy May I be so pessimistic that that Dev Board only works on a special version of Vista and not on Win7 :) Heh... Not even close. :twisted: What about this almost Linux Debian them already have for ARM so why can we not make a Debian small distro that is "a...

the devs are very active on their forums ... so much so i'd be willing to bet they would be willing to help to get puppy to boot and/or donate a board for puppy. They would be willing, once the boards ship. They're limited in how many they have for the purposes of board bring-up. I tried to offer m...