From mboxrd@z Thu Jan  1 00:00:00 1970
From: Ulf Samuelsson <ulf.samuelsson@atmel.com>
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2009 23:42:47 +0100
Subject: [Buildroot] So what do we do about all the unmaintained boards?
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VENDOR	BOARD		KERNEL
AMD	Dbu1500		2.6.19.1
ARM	AT91SAM9260	2.6.24					REMOVE?
ARMLTD	Integrator926	2.6.22.9
Atmel	Plenty		All are or will soon be 2.6.28
Hitachi	MS7206SE01	No kernel config
jp	q5		2.4.26/29/32				REMOVE?
KWIKBYTE kb9202		2.6.24
mips	malta		2.6.21.5
Sharp	LNode80		2.4.26					REMOVE?
Soekris	net4521/4801	2.4.29					REMOVE?
Valka	v100sc2		No kernel config
Via	epia-mii	2.6.11.5				REMOVE?
x86	i386		2.6.21.5

The reason for removing the ARM directory, is that it does not make
any sense to do a "generic ARM".

You might as well build an ARMLTD or an Atmel board, without
the fancy stuff.
There is no defconfig and the linux config builds an AT91.




BR
Ulf Samuelsson