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Benjamin Burns wrote: |
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> I second the question, as I'm curious as well. However -- I think it |
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> might be more appropriate/worthwhile to ask about the buildroot |
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> portage package on the gumstix-users mailing list. You can subscribe |
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> to it at http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=98784 -- if you don't |
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> wish to subscribe (it's a quite busy list) I can pose the question |
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> there and forward the response (if any) back to you individually, or |
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> to the entire list. |
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> -Ben |
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> |
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> M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote: |
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>> I am getting a couple of Gumstix small computers, and I'm wondering |
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>> if there are any Gentoo embedded folks working with them. So far, |
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>> I've downloaded their software development tools and, apart from |
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>> needing some GCC juggling and a Ruby version conflict, everything |
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>> seems to be working. I'll know more once I get the real hardware, |
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>> though. |
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>> What I found interesting is that the Gumstix "buildroot" environment |
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>> contains a package called "portage". Is this a Gentoo Portage as we |
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>> know it, or something else called "portage"? These are fascinating |
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>> little gizmos -- a 400 MHz XScale CPU, 64 MB of RAM, 16 MB of flash, |
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>> two serial ports, a USB port, a bluetooth adapter and a slot for up |
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>> to a GB of MMC memory in a box the size of a pack of gum. |
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I'm already on the list ... I was saving the question until I had a |
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chance to look at the source. |
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M. Edward (Ed) Borasky, FBG, AB, PTA, PGS, MS, MNLP, NST, ACMC(P) |
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http://borasky-research.blogspot.com/ |
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