Slackware ARM 14.1 community supported devices - please update availability info

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11-21-2013, 04:38 PM	#1
drmozes Slackware Contributor Registered: Apr 2008 Distribution: Slackware Posts: 1,648 Rep:	Slackware ARM 14.1 community supported devices - please update availability info Hello If you provide 'community support' for a device and have updated it for 14.1, please update the table here. (you will need an account on docs.slackware.com to update this table - if you don't have one: join - docs.slackware.com will/should contain the ARM documentation, or at least be a portal/jump point to 3rd party hosted content if you don't fancy keeping your docs on the wiki). Thanks s.

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