While researching a different problem I stumbled across something for later
reading on this topic:
http://www.kernel-panic.it/openbsd/embedded/
On Tue, May 13, 2008 at 2:09 AM, Michael Dexter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> >> Nonsense. Many "new" embedded boards have limited flash memory soldered
>
>> Nonsense. Many "new" embedded boards have limited flash memory soldered on.
>
>I think most of the developers are tired of seeing people shoot
>themselves in the foot then show up on the list complaining about blood
>loss. Pointing out that some people might have a justification for
>inflicting
Michael Dexter wrote:
>>here's a better idea:
>>just use a standard install. It is very difficult to buy a <1G flash
>>media anymore that isn't covered in dust, so it is hard (if not nearly
>>impossible) to justify building a crippled system anymore.
>
> Nonsense. Many "new" embedded boards have
On Mon, 12 May 2008 11:58:38 +0300, Michael Dexter wrote:
>>here's a better idea:
>>just use a standard install. It is very difficult to buy a <1G flash
>>media anymore that isn't covered in dust, so it is hard (if not nearly
>>impossible) to justify building a crippled system anymore.
>
>Nonsens
>here's a better idea:
>just use a standard install. It is very difficult to buy a <1G flash
>media anymore that isn't covered in dust, so it is hard (if not nearly
>impossible) to justify building a crippled system anymore.
Nonsense. Many "new" embedded boards have limited flash memory soldered
On 2008-05-12, Steve B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I was thinking about buying an industrial grade
> flash drive from logicsupply.com and loading the OS onto it in place of the
> CF method used by EmBSD.
I've been much happier with ordinary consumer-grade sandisk CF tha
Jason George wrote:
>>Sometime ago I had run EmBSD on a little P100 and it served me nicely. Since
>>its disappearance from the landscape I've been using a stock OpenBSD install
>>on my home machine. However, I recently acquired a nice little Jetway board
>>with a PicoPSU and the idea of running Em
>Sometime ago I had run EmBSD on a little P100 and it served me nicely. Since
>its disappearance from the landscape I've been using a stock OpenBSD install
>on my home machine. However, I recently acquired a nice little Jetway board
>with a PicoPSU and the idea of running EmBSD came to mind again.
Sometime ago I had run EmBSD on a little P100 and it served me nicely. Since
its disappearance from the landscape I've been using a stock OpenBSD install
on my home machine. However, I recently acquired a nice little Jetway board
with a PicoPSU and the idea of running EmBSD came to mind again. Woul
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