I have this setup:A windows/x86 development box and a PandaBoard ES for testing with a linux on it.I would like to ask you for recommending a linux distribution that I would run in Hyper-V on my devbox that would be used only for compiling arm/linux binaries. After compiling these binaries I will copy them to an SD Memory Card and test them on PandaBoard.Thanks!
Minimal linux distro for compiling arm binaries
c++;linux;arm
I use Zenwalk for whenever I need a real linux box (2.6 kernel + XFCE 4.8). It's not really a minimal distro (in the sense that DSL and Puppy are), but it feels fast and snappy in VirtualBox 4.1 with 1GB RAM allocated to it . The machine runs on a Windows 7 x64 host with a total of 4GB of RAM with hardware virtualization support and nested paging.If you're going to use Linux frequently and/or for extended periods of time, why not consider dual booting with Windows rather than running it inside a VM? Also, have you considered Cygwin? It provides quite a few linux tools on a Windows machine.