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On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 12:30 PM, Caleb Cushing <xenoterracide@×××××.com>wrote: |
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wouldn't one problem with this be that different EeePC's have |
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> different hardware? I believe, that your's has an atom processor while |
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> older models have a celeron. |
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This problem would add complexity which I would tackle. I would like to |
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either detect which model the user has or ask the user. The larger issue |
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would be testing on different models. And also, you are incorrect, the 900 |
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has a celeron and the 901 has an Atom. |
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> being that I'm not a gentoo dev, and although I think the project is |
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> worthwhile, I personally don't see that it's a gsoc worthwhile, esp |
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> since gentoo doesn't really do it for anything else. tbh, would this |
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> take more than a week to do? |
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I do think it would take more than a week, but I agree it would not likely |
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take three months. Any suggestions regarding how this could be expanded to |
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take more time? |
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> I'm not overtly familliar with the EeePC |
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> but it doesn't seem that unless you were highly un-gentoo-ing it that |
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> this would be a long process, given that I believe the architecture is |
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> all x86.. (maybe x86_64?) |
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Yes, the architecture is x86. |
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Aaron Lebahn |
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