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To: gentoo-embedded@l.g.o
Subject: Re: [gentoo-embedded] Arm based netbook?
Date: Wed, 05 Oct 2011 20:21:33
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In Reply to: Re: [gentoo-embedded] Arm based netbook? by Steev Klimaszewski
1 > Being as I work for Genesi (see my sig) I have a debug board, when I
2 > need it (technically I don't since I had to give mine up but if I
3 > needed to I could get one from someone else in the company) worst case
4 > scenario, if something bad happens I can boot from an SD card and fix
5 > it.
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7 Um that's good to know. sorry for being un_observant....
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9 > I use wifi on the smartbook, but the default config for the 2.6.31
10 > kernel in use has support for all usb->ethernet devices.
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12 Good to know
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15 > I thought there was one floating around somewhere.
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17 http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/base/embedded/handbook/?part=4&chap=8
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19 Not my day for astute observations.....
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21 > Being as our company uses Freescale chips, I'm looking forward to the
22 > mx6, although it will probably be a while before anything comes out in
23 > the consumer space based on it. Quad core will be nice.
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25 Yep, very cool. Know what would be keen?
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27 Put a Jtag connection to the outside case for experimenters
28 to use, as well as any extra Digital or Analog IO not used
29 by the genesi build out. You know a "hackers's ARM netbook"
30 since we're chatting.....
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32 Do We get an embedded linux discount on these netbooks?
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34 What the timeframe to ship the quad core?
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36 I'm most likely to run kde on this pup....
37 So do you do "native compiles" or cross-compile
38 everything new you add?
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41 James