Hi!
I'm interested in doing a CentOS port to the ARM architecture.
Due to ARM switching to a new ABI (EABI) that isn't 100% supported until glibc 2.4/2.5-ish, kernel 2.6.16-ish and gcc 4.1, porting CentOS 4 isn't really an option if you want to run that new ABI. But since RHEL5 will have all the necessary versions of the above packages, I'd be very interested in running a version of RHEL5 on my ARM boxes, since I run CentOS (4.4 at the moment) on all my x86 machines as well.
So far I have about 80% of Fedora Core 6 built for ARM, and with some minor gcc/glibc patching, it's been working pretty well for me so far. I suspect that the same patches applied to RHEL5 will produce a working version of RHEL5 for ARM without much effort.
I wonder what steps are necessary and what the criteria to become an "official" CentOS arch port, apart from (obviously!) producing a set of RPMS.
cheers, Lennert