It's been ages since I wrote anything here. I hqve been very busy I guess.. was on training courses for 2 weeks straight and of course that's when servers start to crash. I don't let it bother me though, cross-compiling kernels is much more fun. I have become addicted to the scrolling of a kernel cross-compile. There's something magical about it. You start with 100mb of source and compile a nice 2mb kernel (compressed to 600 kb) and it works on this alien piece of hardware, and it works well.

As a result I now have projects going to compile a kernel (and userspace apps) for: ia32 (duh), parisc32, parisc64, hp300/400(apollo), Mac (m68k), SuperH (hitachi chip), uClinux (mc68000 branch, no MMU) and PS-7110 (ARM variant found in Psion S5). I have started to look at ELKS too... those 286s would make a nice terminal afterall. (they also merged with SIBO (Psion S3 stuff))

Nothing much happening besides that.. oh, trying to set up a userspace HPUX11 compiler and a WinCE developer environment(SH and ARM) (I know I know, but you gotta write a bootloader for em some time). EPOC32 (since they were so nice to give me membership to Symbian developer group) and PalmOS (just wondering what it's like) are on the list. God forbid I ever become a decent coder, or I won't get any sleep.