Mitch,
Nandblaster is a blast! We updated 29 XOs in less than 30 minutes
(most in less than 20 minutes).
Just one XO froze (two times), but this unit seems problematic anyway.
I am attaching the stats for the other 28.
There is a minor caveat (that is not actually related to the
nandblaster):
ricardo wrote:
Mitch,
Nandblaster is a blast! We updated 29 XOs in less than 30 minutes
(most in less than 20 minutes).
neat.
Just one XO froze (two times), but this unit seems problematic anyway.
I am attaching the stats for the other 28.
There is a minor caveat (that is not
Hi Paul,
Just one XO froze (two times), but this unit seems problematic anyway.
I am attaching the stats for the other 28.
There is a minor caveat (that is not actually related to the
nandblaster): Once you finish updating the XO that will be replicated
it woud be useful to put
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 10:57:04PM -0500, Ian Daniher wrote:
Something which would be nice to have is a publically accessible
webroot with a clean os767 build, chown -R'ed 444(read-only for all)
There's this:
rsync rsync://updates.laptop.org/build-767/root/
Not web, and not 444, but useful
Please see: http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2009-January/022334.html
I hope that is enough to get started. I don't know if the best place
to continue discussion is in this thread or that. In any case I will
be happy to help. The thread already has some good commentaries
analyzing the
