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Originally Posted by knc1
My NSLU2 is an Intel Xscale IXP420 device -
I have a complete, self-hosting, install of Debian on it -
I know, I set it up to build the entire install from source (it took 3 or 4 days IIRC).
So it is possible. 
Didn't you once tell me you had an NSLU-2 also?
Use it to native compile your code for Xscale under NSLU2/Debian.
Xscale is really, really old - I can only guess beyond what I have already posted.
Note: The XScale architecture is based on the ARMv5TE ISA without the floating point instructions.
Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XScale |
I do not have an NSLU2, though I do have root shell on most of my devices (including a Seagate NAS). I did some kernel module work on OpenWRT (mipsel) years ago. I will look at thst link again...