On 30 October 2012 14:08, Stuart Winter m-li...@biscuit.org.uk wrote:
I'm going to wait a month or so to see how people get on with them and
whether there is support for it in the kernel.org kernel, as I don't use
other people's kernels.
So I have finally bought it and at the moment I am
My Cr-48 is in dev mode, so I can send the list whatever logs and config
files you want. About the only thing you lose by flipping the dev switch is
Netflix. That site checks the switch setting and blocks access to dev mode
users. I think they are afraid someone will hack their netflix.so file ;)
Does anybody know which ARM processor it has and if it can potentially
run Slackware ARM in a proper and easy way?
Olof Johansson has just posted a way to install an alternative Linux
distro on the new Chromebook:
Does anybody know which ARM processor it has and if it can potentially
run Slackware ARM in a proper and easy way?
I'm going to wait a month or so to see how people get on with them and
whether there is support for it in the kernel.org kernel, as I don't use
other people's kernels. If there
Interesting that you mentioned Olaf Johansson. I saw his post and got very
interested. If you want to learn about Chromium internals, I recommend a
couple of mailing lists to join. The first is
cros-discuss+subscr...@googlegroups.com. Olaf and many other chromium.org
people are very active in
On 19 October 2012 10:42, Ottavio Caruso pr0f3ss0r1...@yahoo.com wrote:
Does anybody know which ARM processor it has and if it can potentially
run Slackware ARM in a proper and easy way?
Olof Johansson has just posted a way to install an alternative Linux
distro on the new Chromebook:
I have been using Chromebooks since December 2010, and 2GB is just about
right on the memory. The Chrome browser uses a lot of ram :-)
I would love to get my hands on this new ARM processor based unit, but I
already have 3 Chrome OS devices. It should be fairly easy to experiment
with, as each
On 19 October 2012 16:54, Steve Pirk pirks...@gmail.com wrote:
as each device has a developer switch that 1) gives you a bash shell, and 2)
allows you to set it up for dual or triple booting.
Can I take advantage of your kindness and ask you to expand on this
topic, especially the dual booting
You most certainly may! I have been playing with Chromium OS since Feb
2010. The OS is a very optimized version of Gentoo, and the entires source
tree is available from chromium.org (the open source version of Google's
Chrome OS which is what the Samsung is loaded with). A Chromebook can be in
a
