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On Sun, 2005-04-24 at 08:28 +0200, Daniel Armyr wrote: |
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> > These great little mipsel devices use a proprietary wireless driver |
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> > module and an older kernel. So to make the solution complete at Gentoo |
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> > one would require a kernel that was able to load the linksys module as |
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> > well as meet the security standards for a kernel. That's where these |
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> > devices and all known public sources for them fall a bit short. |
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> But as I understand it, the OpenWRT comes with complete kernel sources. As such, one should be able to just export them from OpenWRT and use them with Gentoo under the name wrt-sources. Am I wrong? |
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Sure you could do that local and we may do that after mbm's experimental tree goes into production. |
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> However, what has stopped me from trying gentoo on my little box is that it seems gentoo-embedded is geared towards devices with storage in the 100s of megabytes which the WRT does not have. |
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I have no idea where you get the 100M figure from. It's wrong. |
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Smallest bootable system I've built while I've been here is 644K minus |
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the kernel. |
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