Goals

The primary goal of CRUX-ARM is provide a port of CRUX distribution to arm devices.
It follows CRUX guidelines, trying to keep in mind the KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid) concept and share characteristics.
It's targeted to experienced linux (and better CRUX) users. CRUX-ARM provides a collections of tools to let users build
a CRUX system from scratch. It's a very customizable framework.

At first sight the framework provides:

• toolchain: the core to build all the system. It provides the crosstools used to build kernel and ports.
  There are two toolchains targeted to arm devices, depending in the subarch:
• toolchain without eabi support (for chipsets older than armv4t).
• eabi toolchain (for chipsets above armv4t).
• kernel: collections of maintained device kernels.
• pkgutils-cross: a port of pkgutils to manage ports (build and install) in the cross system.
• ports: different ports collections for cross compilations.

The objective is provide users a way to build their own packages (standard or optimized by arch device like is explained in the
documentation) letting them expand the system in an easy way, and give a release with the minimal software (core collection,
which can be saw in the release notes).

System Team

• Jose V Beneyto (sepen at crux-arm.nu)
• Victor Martinez (pitillo at crux-arm.nu)

Contributors

• Paweł Kołodziejski (aquadran at users.sourceforge.net)
• Tilman Sauerbeck (tilman at crux.nu)

Contact

You can find how to contact with members in the comunity page.