On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Araujo, Isaque G. wrote:
First thanks who answered my last post.
Now, I'm trying to know some news (goods I hope :)) about the BlueBell
distribution. I tried to contact Michael Strates ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) but
without luke.
I've recently got in touch with Michael by phone,
Hi,
My apologies for this marginally topical post...
I have an 8086 that I'd like to use for some embedded projects. One of
these is the dream of many linux people: the toaster that runs linux.
Hehe... 'telnet toaster'... Anyways, I have a bunch of EPROMs that I'd
like to program, but I
On Thu, 29 Apr 1999, Dustin Lang wrote:
Anyways, I have a bunch of EPROMs that I'd like to program, but I can't
get the silly things to erase. They're supposed to be UV-erasable, but
I don't have a good source of UV. I tried sunlight but apparently the
ozone is too thick here. Can anyone
Al -
I would be very interested in seeing your design for the dynamic linking
mechanism for 8086 code for ELKS. Being very interested in
compilers/linkers
and operating system codefile formats, I would be willing to work on the
linker
mods that might be necessary to keep the linkage
You could buy a black light - I've been told that they are UV (someone
verify?), or (and I don't reccomend this unless someone can verify it...)
try microwaving it on a really low microwave setting.
Ross
On Thu, 29 Apr 1999, Dustin Lang wrote:
Hi,
My apologies for this marginally
On Thu, 29 Apr 1999, Wenzel Jakob wrote:
my palmtop boots from DOS from ROM (argh) and i can't create a boot disk
for generating the ints.bin file. i need a dos-version of this program
or perhaps somebody can explain me how to generate this file and I'll
write the program.
I'm guessing
Dustin Lang [EMAIL PROTECTED] moved upon the face of the 'Net and spake
thusly:
Hi,
My apologies for this marginally topical post...
I have an 8086 that I'd like to use for some embedded projects. One of
these is the dream of many linux people: the toaster that runs linux.
Hehe...
On Thu, 29 Apr 1999, vandegrift wrote:
try microwaving it on a really low microwave setting.
Oh, I don't think that would be a very good idea. Besides the fact that the
wavelength is all wrong, you would probably zap the part.
Stick with uv that is the correct wavelength.
Mike
P.S.
Hi
I have this "simple" question: what does 'linuxmt' means (is the directory
where the includes are :D ). Why not something like linux-elks, elks or
whatever. I'm just curious
I think that it would be a good idea to design a logo for the project
(something better than just the name). I
Hi there !!!
I found this information from the web some time ago:
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MINIX on the HP200LX
by Dr. Richard L. Dubs
(last updated: July 1, 1998)
Summary
I have developed PCMCIA and BIOS INT13 Hard Disk Services for the HP200LX that
allow
On Thu, Apr 29, 1999 at 02:16:46PM -0700, Dan Olson wrote:
You could buy a black light - I've been told that they are UV (someone
Yes they are. Special EPROM erasers also tend not to be that expensive
but they basically just have flourescent-type blacklights in them.
verify?), or (and I
Yeah, I new that and I'm using this to do my flash card looks like a hd.
Thanks,
Isaque.
-Original Message-
From: Juanjo Marin [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 1999 7:12 PM
To: Araujo, Isaque G.; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ELKS on HP200LX
Hi there
I have an 8086 that I'd like to use for some embedded projects. One of
these is the dream of many linux people: the toaster that runs linux.
Hehe... 'telnet toaster'... Anyways, I have a bunch of EPROMs that I'd
like to program, but I can't get the silly things to erase. They're
supposed to be
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