Hi,
Mitch Bradley wrote:
Mitch:
Code for device tree via /proc nearly ready
Are you sure that you want to introduce new files in /proc which are
not process-related? You will never get such a change merged upstream.
What speaks against /sys for that purpose?
PCI config spoofing for VSA
On Tue, 2006-12-19 at 16:34 +0100, Ivan Krstić wrote:
OLPC is providing a fully free and open Linux-based software stack on
the laptops. There hasn't yet been a question, nor is there one now,
about this changing.
Except for the wireless, where we conveniently ignore our commitment to
open
We currently have 249 bugs in Trac targetting BTest-2. With the holidays
only a few days away, and the build just a few weeks after that, this is
an unrealistic number of bugs to resolve.
I'd like everyone who owns bugs in the system to consult this list of B2
bugs, grouped by priority:
Hi,
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OS_images#Latest_Stable_Build
suggests that build 185 is the latest stable build. However, the
auto reinstallation image installs build 192. The latest available
build is build 202.
Which one should I choose for my B1 machine to check if the bugs
I see have been
David Woodhouse wrote:
Except for the wireless, where we conveniently ignore our commitment to
open source.
Can we let that dead horse rest already? The wifi firmware situation is
a pain in our collective butts. Having had to weigh the user experience
we wish to deliver, and find crucial to the
Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
Great. Does this mean the efforts to port the VSA code to a current
toolchain are obsolete?
it's in OFW now, we need to get it in linuxbios too.
ron
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On Wed, 2006-12-20 at 15:05 +0100, Ivan Krstić wrote:
David Woodhouse wrote:
Except for the wireless, where we conveniently ignore our commitment to
open source.
Can we let that dead horse rest already?
By all means. But let's not pretend it's still alive either, which your
previous mail
On 20/12/06 12:40 +0100, Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
Hi,
Mitch Bradley wrote:
Mitch:
Code for device tree via /proc nearly ready
Are you sure that you want to introduce new files in /proc which are
not process-related? You will never get such a change merged upstream.
What speaks
Jordan Crouse wrote:
On behalf of AMD, I would like to say that any such work would be
gratefully accepted for our other Geode customers, but as far as OLPC is
concerned, VSA is nearly obsolete. Of course, now its all in Forth, which
is just as incomprehensible to me - so the net effect is
Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
Hi,
Mitch Bradley wrote:
Mitch:
Code for device tree via /proc nearly ready
Are you sure that you want to introduce new files in /proc which are
not process-related? You will never get such a change merged upstream.
I'm not sure of anything when it
It looks like the BTest-2 build will be near the end of January. I'll
probably have better information sometime next week and details below
are subject to change.
Remember there will be a BTest-3 build, and a CTest build; the trains
will be leaving the station regularly, so don't try to push too
On 12/20/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So which Instant Messenger client and which Messenger protocol will be used ?
There is a full linux implementation if Cspace and it is working perfectly.
http://www.aabdalla.com/cspace/
Last I heard, work was being based off the
This is the first in what I plan as a continuing series of lessons about
Forth and Open Firmware. Each lesson will be very brief.
Lesson 0:
Point 1: Why Bother?
Forth is weird compared to most popular computer languages. Until you
learn how, it is hard to read because it is not based on
On Dec 20, 2006, at 23:28 , Mitch Bradley wrote:
This is the first in what I plan as a continuing series of lessons
about Forth and Open Firmware. Each lesson will be very brief.
Very nice, Mitch!
Forth has been one of my very first programming languages - I had a
good teacher, we
Today's prize goes to Carl-Daniel for spotting the error!
Carl-Daniel Hailfinger wrote:
Hi Mitch,
Mitch Bradley wrote:
asdf foo jello @W#$%^,T/%$ 1a2qw2 gibbet
That's 5 words. One of them is pretty strange, consisting mostly of
punctuation, but it is a word nevertheless. Any
Hi Michael, Hi Thomas, Hi List,
MBurns schrieb:
OLSR or the follow up B.A.T.M.A.N. is quite good for that,
and: there is as well the option to add auto-ip-signment to Batman.
Which I am sure is true, but irrelevant. As the hardware/software
debate that just happens shows, no general-purpose
Chris,
I haven't tested this extensively on my XO because the sugar on it is
somewhat old and I need it in working order tomorrow morning. But I
have tested under sugar-jhbuild quite a bit. Let me know about any
problems you may have.
Beyond Sugar 0.61, you need these two changesets to Sugar:
Hi, Owen!
It's the same. Fortunately we just got I.D. approval today to allow us
to insert two screws into the hinge covers. This will allow us to
finally fix this properly.
Cheers!
MarkF
Owen Williams wrote:
I'm getting a similar sound when I rotate my laptop because the
clearence
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