n th's try to ask for help / non-X86 arch

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Hi all,

I don't know how often I've asked for help on wolk-devel mailinglist, how
often I've asked for non-X86 arch access / helpers, but now with 2.6-WOLK I
try it again.

I need the following:

- - at least one more developer who can help me
- - Either access to non-X86 arches or donations of non-X86
  arches or people with non-X86 who want at least to compile
  2.6-WOLK on non-X86 arches and _report_ errors and _try_
  fixes from me or to fix the errors by themselfs and send
  the fix/fixes to our wolk-devel mailing list.

You can't expect, even not 1%, that 2.6-WOLK will run on each architecture if
there are no people using it on non-X86 arches. I have tons of X86 computers,
really tons and I can test / fix / whatever is there to fix/test but _NOT_ on
non-X86 arches and my time is limited also so I can't even do cross-compiles
to see if everything builds correctly on non-X86 arches nor even see if it
boots correctly and works like it should ... so I depend on _YOU_ :-)

If you have some spare time, the will to help 2.6-WOLK to become the defacto
standard of Linux Kernels ;) - you want a rock solid, fast, stable, secure
and working Linux Kernel with tons of extra features not present in mainline
kernels, don't hesitate to tell me what you can offer to help this *imho*
great project to become better and better.

Many thanks for reading, listening and your time :)




Many thanks to:
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- - Holger Baust, Freenet Gmbh Duesseldorf, Germany: access to sparc64.



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Kind regards
        Marc-Christian Petersen

http://sourceforge.net/projects/wolk

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