> > If you were turning it into a different product which was based > > on Slackware, then it makes sense to give it a different name. > > The only reason Slackware ARM was called 'ARMedslack' was because > > since I > > didn't really know Patrick in 2002, the web site said unofficial > > stuff shouldn't use the Slackware name, and so respectfully I gave > > it > > a separate name. However, the OS has *always* been Slackware but on > > the > > ARM architecture - apart from porting it and making necessary or > > particularly > > (what I think are) appropriate changes, it's the same product as > > x86. > > > > So the short answer is that I personally prefer 'Slackware ARM on a > > Raspberry Pi' because you're actually taking the same product but > > making it > > installable and runable on the Rpi. > > > > > Okay, all my page titles start with "SlackwareArm for the > > > raspberry Pi' even if pointed to by 'Slackberry' I guess an > > > installer wouldn't need its own domain. > > > > Cheers > > s. > > > > Hi Stuart, > > I have changed my URLs to > > stanleygarvey.com/slackwarearm_rpi/index.php and dropped the > > slackberry name, also I can report that slackware-current does not > > have the udev problem that has plagued me for the last five months, > > thanks for your help. I will make images available there, I think > > that you are too not keen on preinstalled images, however as I > > install this stuff for myself it doesn't hurt to make them available > > to others as zip files for non linux users. > > I Have looked at your mk-tegra script and it looks like I can use it > > to produce a raspberry pi installer using script built kernels and > > modules. > > As for issues with the Raspberry Pi, I don't see many, it has no > > real time clock, rc.S needs hacking to remove the annoying message, > > and inittab requires patching and that's about it. > > > > > >
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