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Linux/MIPS is a port of Linux to the MIPS architecture. It is available under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

Linux/MIPS Support
Systems – SOCs – Processors – Firmware – Distributions – Toolchains – Emulators

Help
Porting – Building a Kernel – Modules – Kernel Command Line Arguments

Net Resources
Mailing Lists – IRC – GIT

Downloads
Getting the kernel

2008-06-03	Starting tomorrow the linux-next tree will carry MIPS patches intended to be merged into the next kernel release which at this time would be 2.6.27.
2008-04-18	Due to DNS breakage at the ISP a significant number of users have been dropped from the mailing list. The issue has been reported to the ISP and is expected to be resolved quickly.
2008-03-04	By the end of March the linux-mips.org server will move to a new site resulting in several days of downtime. User of the git trees are reminded of the mirror of kernel.org. Email to linux-mips.org will be delayed until the machine is running again but should not be lost.
2007-03-02	Linux Weekly News article shows MIPS is one of the most active Linux architectures
2006-06-30	In about one week linux-mips.org will migrate to new hardware resulting in some downtime.
2006-01-10	Due to moving to a new site linux-mips.org will be offline starting 2006-01-12.
2005-09-29	The Linux/MIPS kernel repository has been converted to Git
2005-07-04	Qemu 0.7.1 now has initial MIPS support.
2005-06-18	Linux 2.6.12 merged into CVS
2005-05-31	Linux 2.6.12-rc5 adds support for the DSP ASE

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 | Due to DNS breakage at the ISP a significant number of users have been dropped from the mailing list.  The issue has been reported to the ISP and is expected to be resolved quickly.