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 Message 7605 
 Maurice Kinal to Karel Kral 
 speaking of new tools ... 
 21 Aug 22 15:36:20 
 
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Hey Karel!

 KK> Linux version 3.14.4.1-bone-armhf.com (buildd@build7) 

It has been awhile so I don't recall exactly why there are currently no kv3.x
machines currently operating in this particular location.  kv4.4 is where I
set the minimum supported kernel version for glibc as shown by;

  $ /lib/libc.so.6 | grep Minimum
  Minimum supported kernel: 4.4.0

 KK> (gcc version 4.8.2 (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.8.2-19ubuntu1) )

I think that might have been the first version of gcc that required g++. 
Either that or it's the last version that DIDN'T require g++.  If so then
those were the days.  I'll have to check sometime but I more than likely have
it recorded somewhere.  Also I have a few 2.5" 44-pin drives that just might
have a version of gcc only custum build.  I have an original 44-pin 2.5" SSD
(they didn't call them that back then) manufactured by M-Systems which sold
out to SanDisk.  It is a 1G drive that cost way too much.  I bet it still
works but I haven't tried it in around a decade or more.

 KK> What I won?

Pride and self respect.

 KK> beaglebone operating some home devices

I considered a beaglebone back then but I don't recall exactly why I never
bothered.  I've currently have two x86_64's acting as wireless hosts that
could easily be done by a beaglebone.  Are they still making them?  It would
require a mini-pci(e) interface for wireless card.  Also only needs 2.4GHz as
they get the distance required with the antennas I am deploying.

Life is good,
Maurice

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