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  You need at least kernelloader 2.4. Otherwise
  RPC can crash (alignment bug) and initrd is not
! detected. This version also includes 64 bit
! support.
  
  Toolchain
  #########
  
! The toolchain is limited to build
! the Linux kernel only and simple programs
! (without libc).
! The toolchain requires Ubuntu 9.10, 10.04, 11.10,
! 12.04 or Debian GNU/Linux 5.0, AMD64 or x86 to be
! installed on the build computer.
! The last version was only tested with
! Ubuntu 12.04.
  The files in ubuntu-toolchain are obsolete and
  should not be used.
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  You need at least kernelloader 2.4. Otherwise
  RPC can crash (alignment bug) and initrd is not
! detected.
  
  Toolchain
  #########
  
! The toolchain is installed to:
! linux/toolchain-ps2-root/
! 
! To enable it, use the following command
! . ./simple-toolchain/build/PS2.sh
! 
! Note: There is a space between the 2 dots.
! 
! The file PS2.sh was created by build-all.sh.
! 
! The toolchain can build the Linux kernel and
! programs for PS2 Linux. The toolchain uses
! uClibc. Static linking is recommended.
! The toolchain requires a Linux to be installed
! on the host computer. A Debian like system is
! recommended (e.g. Kubuntu).
  The files in ubuntu-toolchain are obsolete and
  should not be used.
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  64-bit kernel
  #############
! The 64-bit kernel uses 64-bit for
! all pointers, but the R5900 ignores
! the upper 32-bit. The kernel is
! working until the upper 32-bits are
! needed to find the TLB mappings.
! You can change the configuration with:
! make menuconfig
! When you select the following, it will
! run until no root file system is found.
! Kernel type ---> Kernel code model ---> 32-bit kernel
! The kernel will not support 64-bit
! user space programs in this configuration.
! NOTE: 64 bit kernel is broken since ~15.10.2010
! or some days before. The development will
! concentrate on the 32 bit version.
  
  Console
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  64-bit kernel
  #############
! 
! Don't use the 64 bit kernel. Use the 32 bit
! kernel instead. The 32 bit kernel supports
! executing 64 bit programs with MIPS ABI n32.
  
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