Changes between Version 12 and Version 13 of newport

Timestamp:

12/13/2017 08:07:15 PM (6 years ago)

Author:

Ryan Erbstoesser

Comment:

change order of ubuntu and openwrt

newport

@@ -228 +228 @@
 
 == Choosing a BSP ==
-Gateworks offers several Board Support Packages for the Newport Product family. Which one we recommend depends a bit upon what your goal is and what your experience level is
+Gateworks offers several Board Support Packages for the Newport Product family. Which one we recommend depends a bit upon what your goal is and what your experience level is.
+
+ * [#Ubuntu Ubuntu]
+  - '''Recommended for developers trying to heavily leverage opensource software packages or libraries that are not supported by the other BSP's. This is the most user-friendly for developers new to Embedded Linux but will not produce a very trimmed down filesystem image.'''
+  - Uses mainline kernel.
+  - Supports all Newport features.
+  - Documentation provided to use Ubuntu pre-built packages and debootstrap to create a root filesystem in minutes
+  - Native compilation: no SDK or cross-toolchain needed
+
+
  * [#OpenWrtBoardSupportPackageBSP OpenWrt] - '''Coming Soon for Newport''' - intended for wireless routers and access points (low flash and memory footprint)
   - '''Recommended for networking users wanting to create a headless router, VPN, basestation, wireless access point and more. Produces by far the smallest storage and memory footprint but users new to Embedded Linux will have a bit of a learning curve'''
@@ -239 +248 @@
   - Pre-built images available
 
- * [#Ubuntu Ubuntu]
-  - '''Recommended for developers trying to heavily leverage opensource software packages or libraries that are not supported by the other BSP's. This is the most user-friendly for developers new to Embedded Linux but will not produce a very trimmed down filesystem image.'''
-  - Uses mainline kernel.
-  - Supports all Newport features.
-  - Documentation provided to use Ubuntu pre-built packages and debootstrap to create a root filesystem in minutes
-  - Native compilation: no SDK or cross-toolchain needed
 
 The following table may also help in choosing what BSP is right for you:
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  3. The OpenWrt BSP is designed to be a wireless router and has an integrated web-admin for configuration and control.
 
+[=#ubuntu]
+== Ubuntu ==
+Gateworks offers a pre-built Ubuntu distribution using the latest Gateworks kernel as well as instructions on how to build your own Ubuntu based distribution.
+ * [wiki:ventana/ubuntu Ubuntu Wiki and Software]
 
 [=#openwrt]
@@ -276 +283 @@
 
 
-[=#ubuntu]
-== Ubuntu ==
-Gateworks offers a pre-built Ubuntu distribution using the latest Gateworks kernel as well as instructions on how to build your own Ubuntu based distribution.
- * [wiki:ventana/ubuntu Ubuntu Wiki and Software]
+