2009/3/8 Daniel Clark <[email protected]>
> Sébastien Doutreligne wrote: > > I have a working debian system for the GDium. > > FYI the factory-installed MiniPCI Wifi card for the Gdium uses a chipset > that needs a binary blob to work; so it won't work with gNewSense (or at > least shouldn't ;-) - it is replacable (you need to take the Gdium apart > a bit; the MiniPCI slot is not usable via the back panel) - the IBM > ath5k card is known to work with it (report from philv from #gdium on > freenode), and I'd guess other ath5k and the newer ath9k minipci cards > would work as well (although for some of the ath9k cards you may need to > route your own 3rd antenna wire). > > There is someone (BLUG_Fred from #gdium on freenode) looking into > getting Ralink to release code or enough specs for others to write code > for the factory-installed card. > > > I retrieved sources of the kernel used by mandriva. > > Where can I get sources of the gNewSense mips kernel? > > I'd assume there are just the usual source debs, but Robert will have > the canonical answer to that question (not online atm so can't check for > you). > > -- > Daniel JB Clark | Sys Admin, Free Software Foundation > pobox.com/~dclark <http://pobox.com/%7Edclark> | > http://www.fsf.org/about/staff#danny > > I didn't look for enough information. I am frustrated. Ashamed, I will build a kernel without this support once I know the linux config penance in deep.
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