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> You are probably referring to the MIPS SEAD board, I have made a port for that board
> now.
> It runs with a small ramdisk, which basically only consist of a stand-alone shell
> and a few simple commands like ls, etc...
> So you can't do much with it, but you can make you own ramdisk, and just merge it in
> with the kernel.
> I will try to put an image on our FTP site
> (ftp://ftp.mips.com/pub/linux/mips/kernel/2.4/images/) tomorrow.
>
> /Carsten
>

Yes, it is a MIPS SEAD-2 board. By the way, can I get the source code of the kernel
with SEAD-2 board support ?

>