Thread: Buildroot a linux 2.6.26-lab126 kernal. (3.3)
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Old 10-27-2013, 02:21 PM   #152
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Originally Posted by NiLuJe View Post
IIRC, if you want to build *modules* without flashing the kernel, then, yeah, you'll need more or less the exact same TC amazon used.

If you intend to fully flash kernel + modules, then I think you can go with whatever you prefer . (And if you do, check the few comments in my cross-compile env setup, there are a few links to easy stuff that it might be neat to backport).
Thanks NiLuJe. I'll look into your x-compile.sh in the other thread then, but...

Let me get quickly carried away for 2 seconds with this question: See, NiLuJe, what are the complexities of getting this flavor of Linux that runs on Kindle (I'm not just talking about Kindle 3, maybe even Touch or PW or whatever) to a device like Nook? Is it likely or is it ridiculous?!
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