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Stroller <stroller <at> stellar.eclipse.co.uk> writes: |
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> I wonder whether there is some way to connect my home |
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> Gentoo server to the telly? Is there any linux |
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> application/specific Samba configuration/...? |
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> Have anyone tried anything similar? |
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Not yet. |
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> DNLA is rubbish |
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Prophetic response. DNLA is just another "vendor speak" where the |
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manufacturer's wants to lock you into using closed source options |
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where they have a vested financial interest in channeling your usage. |
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It's not intended for Linux folks to do as you please. Microsoft |
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or Apple tainted type of assimilation is the goal.... |
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A possible coarse of action might be to apple to those fancy, vendor |
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intended services directly from your telly (like netflix). |
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Then sniff the data traffic to figure out how the software works. |
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Find an open source equivalent and see if it works. Surely some |
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group of hackers are working on a solution to use those ethernet |
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ports on the newer Telly. I have an ethernet port on my newest |
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55" telly, but my experience is it takes tons of time in the |
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early days of such, before a viable (compatible) hack exist to |
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use the resource (in this case an ethernet on a telly) as |
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you please with linux. Or just monitor and search periodically |
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until some hack becomes available. I hope I'm wrong, |
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but this is the pattern that seems unchangeable and |
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adopted by most new manufacturers. |
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I just googled for "panasonic linux SOC" and found this |
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as a starting point for your research: |
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http://www.linuxfordevices.com/c/a/News/Panasonic-UniPhier-MN2WS0220-/ |
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The Arm Cortex A9 is a very common core |
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(System on a Chip) that runs embedded linux most of the |
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time.... |
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Happy Hunting, |
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hth, |
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pist: when you find a solution, do post back to us! |
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James |