Re: [gentoo-user] Re: Distro for SBC's

2005-02-25 Thread William Yang
Rui Silva wrote:
i'll need a http server and a db in my SBC, something small but
powerfull. what do you recommend ???
don't forget SBC don't have harddrives, they tend to hava flash disks
instead, and the distro and tools that i need have to be the smallest
possible (mysql is very big no??).
Something that burns a lot of first-time appliance builders is the 
detail that things like CompactFlash have limited number of writes per 
sector.  Running a RDBMS on a flash disk is a good way to chew up a 
flash disk pretty quickly.  A good design for an appliance SBC is to 
set up the system to run in RAM, only accessing flash when the config is 
updated or while booting, having as few files as possible on the flash.

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TUX Httpd RE: [gentoo-user] Re: Distro for SBC's

2005-02-22 Thread Ow Mun Heng
On Mon, 2005-02-21 at 07:56, Daevid Vincent wrote:
 PHP5 has SQL lite built in. that might be enough for your RDBMS needs. And
 isn't 'tux' httpd built into the kernel, so maybe that is something to
 investigate 

On Tux, how does one actually enable it??

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Re: TUX Httpd RE: [gentoo-user] Re: Distro for SBC's

2005-02-22 Thread darren kirby
quoth the Ow Mun Heng:
 On Mon, 2005-02-21 at 07:56, Daevid Vincent wrote:
  PHP5 has SQL lite built in. that might be enough for your RDBMS needs.
  And isn't 'tux' httpd built into the kernel, so maybe that is something
  to investigate

 On Tux, how does one actually enable it??

emerge tux

It was my understanding that tux is kernelspace, so I am not sure if this 
emerge brings in kernel patches or what...

You may want to look at Cherokee, a very fast/small http server with SSL and 
PHP support:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/cherokee/

There are also a couple of other small footprint http servers at www-servers 
in your portage tree

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Re: [gentoo-user] Re: Distro for SBC's

2005-02-21 Thread Bill Roberts
On 23:49 Sun 20 Feb , Rui Silva wrote:
  I ppl, I'm looking for a good distribuition of linux for SBC's
  (small/single Board Computer). Does anyone know a good one???
  
  I've found uClinux, but the documentation was kinda confusing to me
  
  thanks in advance for your help
  
 
 sorry for the reply to my own post, but i need some more advice...
 
 i'll need a http server and a db in my SBC, something small but
 powerfull. what do you recommend ???

thttpd looks good for the web server. Berkeley DB might work as your
database. Look at the link below for a list of mini-Linux
distributions.

http://www.linuxlinks.com/Distributions/Mini_Distributions/
 
 don't forget SBC don't have harddrives, they tend to hava flash disks
 instead, and the distro and tools that i need have to be the smallest
 possible (mysql is very big no??).
 
 thanks in advance for your help
 
 
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[gentoo-user] Re: Distro for SBC's

2005-02-20 Thread Rui Silva
 I ppl, I'm looking for a good distribuition of linux for SBC's
 (small/single Board Computer). Does anyone know a good one???
 
 I've found uClinux, but the documentation was kinda confusing to me
 
 thanks in advance for your help
 

sorry for the reply to my own post, but i need some more advice...

i'll need a http server and a db in my SBC, something small but
powerfull. what do you recommend ???

don't forget SBC don't have harddrives, they tend to hava flash disks
instead, and the distro and tools that i need have to be the smallest
possible (mysql is very big no??).

thanks in advance for your help


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RE: [gentoo-user] Re: Distro for SBC's

2005-02-20 Thread Daevid Vincent
PHP5 has SQL lite built in. that might be enough for your RDBMS needs. And
isn't 'tux' httpd built into the kernel, so maybe that is something to
investigate 

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 From: Rui Silva [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
 Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 3:50 PM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: [gentoo-user] Re: Distro for SBC's
 
  I ppl, I'm looking for a good distribuition of linux for SBC's
  (small/single Board Computer). Does anyone know a good one???
  
  I've found uClinux, but the documentation was kinda confusing to me
  
  thanks in advance for your help
  
 
 sorry for the reply to my own post, but i need some more advice...
 
 i'll need a http server and a db in my SBC, something small but
 powerfull. what do you recommend ???
 
 don't forget SBC don't have harddrives, they tend to hava flash disks
 instead, and the distro and tools that i need have to be the smallest
 possible (mysql is very big no??).
 
 thanks in advance for your help
 
 
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 Powered by Gentoo Linux under CELERON 1000 - Stage1 install with nptl
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