R: any embedded linux distros support disk on chip?

[Stefano Falconetti]

I recompiled a kernel with an ETLinux patch: little, simple, doc2000 enabled.     Not bad... no fear... Can you imagine to recompile WinCE kernel (!) this should be fear !!! ----- Original Message ----- From: Warren Postma To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2000 2:48 PM Subject: any embedded linux distros support disk on chip? we have pc-104 hardware and have tried the Caldera/Lineo 1.0 offering. I assume it works with IDE-workalike devices (SansDisk Compact Flash) but not with DiskOnChip.  We couldn't get it to recognize the DiskOnChip at all.   Anyways, I'm not thinking too highly of Blue Cat linux yet, because they don't even have a freely downloadable 'basic version'. I assume by the terms of the GPL they are required to provide something workable for free, and charge for the extras and support. Since they aren't following that sort of pattern so far, I think Caldera/Lineo looks more promising in the future. But I still can't install on my PC104 486 CPU without a DiskOnChip driver, and I already went to the DiskOnChip page and downloaded the drivers.  I don't want to recompile the kernel.... <fear of kernel recompilation, some day I'm going to have to deal with that irrational fear... but anyways...>   Warren