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Army Core Volunteers?
xyz-worx:
@ tinypoodle
Sorry, stupid mistake: just replace tall with small or tiny ...
genec:
The biggest (dis)advantage with ARM is that there is no standard boot protocol. The loading of the kernel/initrd is more device-class specific. Even if 2 devices share the same instruction set (or even CPU), they may use different means to getting the same kernel/initrd loaded. Once running, the playing field should be more consistent for extensions and such. It will almost certainly be more of a toolkit to make a running system at that point.
roberts:
I will be posting my first pi Core construction kit in the next few days.
caminati:
--- Quote from: roberts on August 12, 2012, 12:55:00 PM ---I will be posting my first pi Core construction kit in the next few days.
--- End quote ---
Although I have no RPi, I look forward to that happening.
I like how "Army Core" sounds, by the way.
HWP1:
I recently received my Raspberry Pi and will be loading wheezy-raspbian as soon as my hdmi to dvi cable arrives. However, I would prefer to run Tiny Core which I ran on my really old (2001) laptop until the hinges give up and I sent it off to Goodwill. I really like Tiny Core and the Tiny Core philosophy.
I would be glad to help but I consider myself a beginner at system level tasks and don't know how much real help I could give. I'm somewhat familiar with Linux (Red Hat) but always from the user's side not the sys admin side. (I was an DBA for years before I retired, so I installed and upgraded many versions of Oracle on both Linux and Sun Solaris.)
But if there are tasks I could be trusted with, I'd be glad to give it a shot. I do have time.
H.
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