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On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 1:42 PM, Aaron Lebahn <cplusplus328@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> an EeePC. This will involve creating scripts and code that will preconfigure |
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> the Gentoo instalation to be optimized for the EeePC, and to contain all of |
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> the appropriate modules and configurations to enable all hardware on the |
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> EeePC. |
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> I own an EeePC 900 with which I wil be abe to test. I am uncertain if this |
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> or something similar has been done before, or if this is an appropriate |
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> Google SOC project. Please give feedback or questions, thankyou. |
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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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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? 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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Caleb Cushing |
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