Hi,
Here are the minutes of the meeting held at the JNU
Bio-Informatics Centre at 2pm on Sun., July 15th. The
meeting was more of a rambling one than usual, but here
are minutes of what went on:
1. Ankur presented an interesting demonstration of a
radio that besides being a normal FM radio and
1. Ankur presented an interesting demonstration of a
radio ...[snip] unit can play Shoutcast streams
via the computer, and has decent sound quality.
it can play any stream from any source, so long as it is not realmedia.
so raj wanted to tune into radio schizoid. i wonder why.
A
Hey,
I'm a lawyer and I'd be glad to help. While I'm new to this list, I've been
following issues on open source/foss and Indian copyright law for some time
now. If someone needs further info, I could help. But it'd be useful to know
what questions concerning legality came up,specifically.
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On Monday 16 July 2007 16:32, Rohan George wrote:
Hey,
I'm a lawyer and I'd be glad to help. While I'm new to this list,
I've been following issues on open source/foss and Indian copyright
law for some time now. If someone needs further info, I
Raj Mathur wrote:
I appreciate that many people on this list may not be too keen on these
topics -- if you aren't please make a noise and we can shift to the
Cyberlaw or GII mailing lists.
Since it`s about freedom , I would like it to be on the list.
--- Linux Lingam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.gumstix.com/
and
http://gumstix.org/
well http://www.littlechips.com/ is another good
vendor.
gumstix are cool and affordable.
just roll your own. can already think of neat ideas
around this.
what's yours?
Neither gumstix or
so anybody in the ILUG-d who has, or has ordered, an
openmoko?
apparantly, the Neo1973 mobilephone that it runs on,
can also dual-boot into
windows, according to FIC.
hehe, its a normal computer, can run netbsd too. Or
any OS which supports ARM-11 architecture.
regards
VK
Engineers
Hi,
On 7/16/07, vivek khurana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.littlechips.com/ is another good
vendor.
Some more:
http://free-electrons.com/community/hardware/boards/
http://shakthimaan.com/links/embedded.html
http://armlinux.simtec.co.uk/kautobuild/2.6.15-rc2/index.html
SK
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Looking for a cool, snap to setup with defaults, fast to finish
solution for cloning disks over network:
Issue at hand: I have a master PC setup, which needs to be replicated
to some 30+ other PCs. 160GB HDD with dual boot WinXP[ntfs]-FC7[ext3]
setup.
Do'nt want to plug out the disks and do a dd
--- Anand Shankar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Looking for a cool, snap to setup with defaults,
fast to finish
solution for cloning disks over network:
Have a look at http://www.feyrer.de/g4u/ . Might
solve our problem.
regards
VK
Engineers normally have problem with every solution. If not
[snips]
I appreciate that many people on this list may not be too keen on these
topics -- if you aren't please make a noise and we can shift to the
Cyberlaw or GII mailing lists.
nah! anybody who owns a pair of ears, and is concerned with digital
freedom, should be reading this, so please
On 7/16/07, vivek khurana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so anybody in the ILUG-d who has, or has ordered, an
openmoko?
apparantly, the Neo1973 mobilephone that it runs on,
can also dual-boot into
windows, according to FIC.
hehe, its a normal computer, can run netbsd too. Or
any OS which
wow guys! thanks for the further pointers.
is it just me, or whenever anyone shares more info or ideas on the
mailing list, our collective knowledge and awareness grows through
contributions and comments by others?
anybody worked on any gumstix device in india?
you know, looking at these boards,
just realized my question is incorrectly stated.
should read: anybody ordered the Neo1973?
the openMoko is a platform that can run on anything,
anywhere, you
Shipping price is too high because of low volume of
devices. $120 is not a normal shipping price you pay.
Anyways i know that one
On 7/17/07, vivek khurana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
just realized my question is incorrectly stated.
should read: anybody ordered the Neo1973?
the openMoko is a platform that can run on anything,
anywhere, you
Shipping price is too high because of low volume of
devices. $120 is not
check out the wiki on some of the amazing ideas
people are working on.
someone's hacking to port asterisk to it, to run
among other things,
an EPBX service over it.
hehe, asterix will not work. There was a long
discussion on openmoko devel list regarding this.
Search the archive for
--- Linux Lingam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wow guys! thanks for the further pointers.
is it just me, or whenever anyone shares more info
or ideas on the
mailing list, our collective knowledge and awareness
grows through
contributions and comments by others?
well blame it to your properly
On 17-Jul-07, at 2:16 AM, Linux Lingam wrote:
should read: anybody ordered the Neo1973?
we have ordered it
--
regards
Kenneth Gonsalves
Associate, NRC-FOSS
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://nrcfosshelpline.in/web/
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I doubt any single board computer is available in
India. At least i am not been able to find any in last
8 months. Searched in multiple cities.
Hi,
Actually, there are a couple of vendors like Lanner who have an office in
Bangalore and Axiomtek is represented by Trikuta here in Delhi. The
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I doubt any single board computer is available in
India. At least i am not been able to find any in last
8 months. Searched in multiple cities.
Hi,
Actually, there are a couple of vendors like Lanner who have an office in
Bangalore and Axiomtek is represented by Trikuta here in Delhi. The
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