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From: Pavel Machek <pavel@ucw.cz>
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Hi!

> Thank you for your answer.
>=20
> I've a Raspberry PI 3 and read that this device use it's own fork of the
> Linux Kernel.

> But do you think it would be useful to test linux-next on this device?

Well, if you can get linux-next working there, yes, that would be
nice.  But this may be a bit too big task to start with.

But what I meant was running 32-bit linux-next on some spare
computer. Not enough people test that version...
									Pavel
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