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   Good ${greeting_time}, Maurice!   
      
   02 Mar 2020 20:00:24, you wrote to me:   
      
    AV>> So now you would.   
    MK> So now I wouldn't. I suppose it depends on the definition of smart   
    MK> devices. I probably should have said smartphones and left it at that.   
      
   Same thing with BV6000 (MT6755, 2Gb, 16Gb).   
   Better CPU (SoC, more precisely), but less RAM.   
      
    AV>> Rockchip RK3288-based mediabox with 4 Gb RAM and 32 Gb flash   
    MK> That I've heard of but I call those single board computers rather   
    MK> than smart devices. I used to build kernels AND rootfs that   
    MK> targetted such devices. Pure c source too, compiled by gcc, gcc-4   
    MK> being the favoured compiler to take care of them. Also build a   
    MK> complete developemnt system in ~128M based on gcc-4 and   
    MK> glibc-2.something.or.other.   
      
   Here the build environment is created from a scratch (that means, list of   
   packages to fetch from local copy of the repository) and deleted just after   
   copying the fresh packages to the repo.   
      
    MK> I don't remember now which version of glibc. Absolutely zero java   
    MK> and given the native development enviroment I'd say infinetly more   
    MK> powerful than anything java based. Also zero python and/or perl   
    MK> while we're at it.   
      
   ... unless explicitly stated in BuildRequires line of the .spec   
      
    MK> bash was king on it.   
      
   Bash is just a PoS.   
      
    AV>> Building the kernel takes approx. 2 hours there :-)   
    MK> Not bad.  Which version?   
      
   5.5.7 for now.   
      
   However, my favorite server at work builds it just in 4...5 minutes:   
      
   gremlin@taishan:~ > grep -c ^processor /proc/cpuinfo   
   96   
      
      
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