So it turns out that hosting a git repo that is only accessible via slow http is no fun.

Fortunately, the great team at github.com were willing to take this on, so now the real repository is accessible via this command:

$ git clone git://github.com/atgreen/moxiedev.git …

I'll bottom line this one quickly:

• moxiedev is now maintained with git. Check it out like so..
  $ git clone http://moxielogic.org/moxiedev.git
• moxiedev now contains a partial u-boot port. It's "partial" because I fat fingered some commands and blew away four or five important files. They will have …

There's a little more detail on the wiki, but basically...

$ rpm -ivh http://moxielogic.org/download/moxielogic-repo-1-1.noarch.rpm
$ yum groupinstall moxiedev

Your welcome.

Seriously though... release engineering is at times both tedious and fascinating. But mostly tedious. Still, I was interested in tackling a little releng work this week …

I made some progress on using moxie-elf-gdb with qemu the other day. Qemu has an integrated gdb stub, so GDB speaks to it via the remote protocol. It's still not quite there, but getting close. I'm anxious to get it working, as it's the last step before hacking on the …