It started out as optimized Redhat, but it's grown to be somewhat different,
though usually compatible with Red Hat. I have no idea how the embedded side
of it works though, so I guess you'll just have to see for yourself by trying
it.
I thought that Mandrake was an optimized version of Redhat. Which
encompassed the removal of legacy code for pre-Pentium machines? Is that
right? What are the side effects effects of this optimatization? The
reason I'm asking I'm starting to get intersted in embedded linux and it
looks like embedded developers are using RedHat 6.0 for their development
platform and don't guaruntee smooth development on Mandrake and other linux
enviroments. But I don't understand what the issues are
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Anthony
http://binaryfusion.net
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