I would like to notice people that an embedded project does NOT mean always uClibc based!!!!
My project need not uclibc. (In my mind I think almost of catalyst)
Almost any targets should work.
However embedded project should enclose things as : - intel/powerpc targets - Realtime kernel facilities (rtai or other kernel oses in portage) - Easy deployment issues (specifictaions for compact flash / usb ...)
Ned Ludd wrote:
On Thu, 2005-01-06 at 18:52, Daniel Armyr wrote:
Is that all that the embedded project is?
eh?
The embedded project is a meta project. ie it houses many different sub projects but at the heart of things most of us tend to agree that you start from the same uClibc bases.
I have been lead to believe that the embedded project offers more than that, in for example building minimalistic images to be uploaded in binary form for example.You can do that.. You still sound a little confused here.
See yesterdays post from Koon GNAP-1.1 for example. Or mutex's post on Wensday about catalyst.
In due time both of these may come together, but that all depends on the feedback we see from the users. (Which so far seems to be near to none)
--DA
On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 15:22:59 -0500 Mike Frysinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thursday 06 January 2005 01:02 pm, Daniel Armyr wrote:
I would love to give gentoo a run on my firewall, but since there doesn'tconsidering your application here (native install of Gentoo), it doesnt sound like you need anything special
even seem to be a place to start, I don't really know well, where to start.
just grab a stage and use it like you would any other stage of Gentoo; the install process is pretty much the same
-mike
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