If you have rpi with you, u can try out building kernel and try out
the device tree support rpi has complete device tree enabled... it
gives us a lot of exposure... there is always some thing to learn in
each board you have....
Regards,
Guru Prashanth Srithar
On 5/29/13, satyaakam goswami <satyaakam at gmail.com> wrote:
On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 4:02 PM, Karthikeyan A.K
<mindaslab at gmail.com>wrote:
Hopefully the questioner got an answer now rather than a argument ;)
nobody is asking for your words of wisdom and one liners and flaunting the
list rules on a regular basis , where are argument i do not see any except
now i am making one .
-Satya
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