The patches in this directory are all against a 2.6.15-omap1 kernel.

You can get a vanilla 2.6.15 kernel from:

http://www.uk.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/linux-2.6.15.tar.bz2

The omap1 patch comes from:

http://www.muru.com/linux/omap/patches/patch-2.6.15-omap1.bz2

The patches in this directory are intended to apply in order:

00-ams-delta-support.diff
	Add initial support for the Amstrad E3 (Delta). Gets you a serial
	console and that's about it.
01-ams-delta-nand.diff
	Support for the internal NAND. The MTD partitioning needs cleaned
	up at some point.
02-ams-delta-lcd.diff
	Support for the LCD. Doesn't take into account the fact it's 12bit,
	so colours will be a little screwed up.
03-ams-delta-keymap.diff
	Fixes up the keymap for the omap-keypad driver ie the on device
	keypad.
04-ams-delta-usb-hack.diff
	This is a hack to get the USB up and running; I'm not convinced
	it's the right approach though?
05-lcd-colour-fix.diff
	This corrects the colour layout on the LCD to 12 bit 444.
	Patch from Mark Underwood <basicmark@yahoo.com>.
06-ams-delta-modem.diff
	Enables the internal modem on ttyS1.

I have also included:

uImage-2.6.15-omap1-e3
	A kernel built with the above patches.
u-boot.bin
	A copy of u-boot built with Mark Underwood's E3 patch, plus my
	NAND support and a change to pass the machine type of 862 (ie Delta)
u-boot-e3-20060321.diff
	The diff against u-boot-1.1.4 to produce the above u-boot image.
linux.pbl
	A script file for pbltool.
pbltool.c
	The tool you need to get this all running on your E3. Compile it
	with:
		gcc -o pbltool pbltool.c
	(You may want to change SERIAL_PORT if you're not using ttyS0)
	Then do:
		./pbltool linux.pbl
rootfs.arm_nofpu.ext2.gz
	A basic rootfs.
BB-config
BR-config
	The config files for buildroot that generated the above file system.
	buildroot can be obtained from:
	
	http://buildroot.uclibc.org/downloads/snapshots/buildroot-snapshot.tar.bz2