As part of my job, as well as my own projects, I contribute to a number
of bits of Linux, including the ARM port. I do a lot of work with the Samsung S3C2410 and S3C2440 ports, including
the core and a number of drivers.
My work for Simtec Electronics
includes supporting Linux kernels on all the product range, and for customer
projects.
As well as spending time with linux as part of my work, I also play with
a number of bits during my spare time. This includes general ARM tidying,
and a number of specific machines.
The h1940 project
page details the port that myself and others have done.
This was started to get some experience with the s3c2440, as well as
an IPAQ with wireles-lan and a more stylish case. The project has been
started, and is documented
here on the
handhelds.org website.
My contributions to Linux 2.6 are
documented via the kernel bitkeeper. A large number of my patches go via
Russell King's patch tracking
system and can
be found via the user search. The RMK patch tracker also shows a number of
the 2.4 patches submitted.
Work
Personal projects
IPAQ H1940
IPAQ rx3715
Linux contributions