Read more.The Linux development organization is positioned as a group effort, but it?s very much ARM?s baby.
Read more.The Linux development organization is positioned as a group effort, but it?s very much ARM?s baby.
They'd get away with doing so fine if they're just writing drivers for ARM-specific CPU components and ARM initialisation, but other than that they'll need to write generic code, otherwise upstream will reject it.
So basically, anything which benefits ARM embedded will benefit x86 embedded (as laughable as it is).
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