T2 SDE
The T2 SDE is a system development environment for various different devices, including desktop/laptop computers, servers, mobile Internet devices, cellular phones, and miscellaneous appliances. It provides a self-contained and automatic build system based on sources with an up-to-date package collection and development toolchain. T2 allows you to easily update a running system or create a binary distribution that can later be deployed via network, physical media, or as a firmware image.
| Tags | Operating Systems Software Distribution |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | POSIX Linux |
Recent releases
- 12 Nov 2007 23:43
Changes: Major regressions were fixed for PowerPC, PowerPC64, and SPARC64. The AVR32 toolchain was updated to the latest upstream version. Among the 1241 revisions and 972 updates, the most notable ones are KDE (3.5.8), GNOME (2.18), X.Org, Firefox, the Linux kernel, Samba, and CUPS.
- 01 Jun 2007 13:48
Changes: The release features two new CPU architectures, AVR32 and Blackfin, as well as GCC 4.2 and GlibC 2.6. The 7.0 series comes with over 400 new packages, while most of the existing packages received an update, including KDE 3.5.7, GNOME 2.18.2, X.org 7.3, XFCE 4.4.1, and Enlightenment 17. Many new features were implemented, including architecture and target package overlays.
- 28 Mar 2007 11:07
Changes: The release primarily focuses on ironing out all known LiveCD issues for smooth compilation of custom T2-based LiveCD/DVD and USB sticks. It also comes with some updated packages such as GCC-4.1.2, KDE-3.5.6, Squid, Firefox, Thunderbird, Seamonkey, GNUPG, Avahi, Scribus, and Parted, and other security updates and fixes.
- 07 Dec 2006 11:25
Changes: The release primarily focuses on ironing out all known SPARC 64 issues for smooth support of Sun T1, Niagara CPU systems such as the T1000 and T2000. It also includes non SPARC changes, such as multilib gcc library installation, dietlibc builds on uclibc based systems, GRUB auto-setup for a separate /boot partition, python imaging (PIL) headers installation, and other security-related updates.
- 30 Oct 2006 04:37
Changes: This release includes fixes for the build environment where relative filenames could potentially be resolved incorrectly and relative paths hitting the filesystem root (/) could crash the sandbox file tracker. The GRUB setup module was fixed so that it does not compute a wrong BIOS device number for installation on non-primary hard disks. The live CD creation scripts were fixed to involve fewer hardcoded presets. Glitz was updated to allow building the kdrive xserver package. Over 100 other corrections have been incorporated. Linux was updated to 2.6.17.14 and KDE to 3.5.5.
