Mentioned in Mat's message. Does it really live up to its claims
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On 06/06/10 11:39, Roger Munford wrote:
Mentioned in Mat's message. Does it really live up to its claims
I played with it a little while back when it was MiserWare in beta, and
I note that Granola still reveals itself as MiserWare under the hood.
I can't imagine the individual returns
** Tim Brocklehurst t...@engineering.selfip.org [2010-06-06 06:38]:
Thanks for the kit, Mat. the amp is great, and I think the little VIA EPIA
will fit the bill perfectly.
Have a good time in the States,
** end quote [Tim Brocklehurst]
Unfortunately I didn't manage to make the meet, again,
** Sean Gibbins s...@funkygibbins.me.uk [2010-06-06 12:40]:
On 06/06/10 11:39, Roger Munford wrote:
Mentioned in Mat's message. Does it really live up to its claims
I played with it a little while back when it was MiserWare in beta, and
I note that Granola still reveals itself as MiserWare
I've just been given one of these units, and although I've got a good number of
links to keep me busy, I thought I'd just see whether anyone else had played
with one of these and got Linux running on it. Preferably Ubuntu or Debian to
match my other systems, although I've been looking at RAQCop, a
I've just been given one of these units, and although I've got a good
number of links to keep me busy, I thought I'd just see whether anyone
else had played with one of these and got Linux running on it.
Yes. I used to run one in a DC until it perished...
They were marketed as web servers
I can't imagine the individual returns will amount to a great deal, but
taken overall it is probably the right thing to do, at least in terms of
the concept.
I can however report that I noticed no negative impact as a result of
running it and have since reinstalled it in its
** Paul Tansom wrote:
By the way, seeing OpenPilot in your sig. have to taken a look at OpenCPN?
I've not computerised my boat yet, but both these look interesting, and I
signed up on the OpenPilot list a while back to see how its developing.
OpenPilot -
On 06/06/2010 14:30, Vic wrote:
Cobalt Linux
expects a Ctrl-D on the keyboard before it will start that. And there is
no keyboard...
I wouldn't deploy a RAQ4 into an unattended production environment.
Vic.
Talking of which, I am happily running my Viglen MPC-L at the moment
doing
Yes, I played with it too, and although I can't really comment on the
effectiveness of the software, the team behind it seemed pretty good - well,
Mat did anyway! :)
How does it compare to the acpi-cpufreq driver with ondemand and cpuidle
(which I believe are the LessWatts.org
On 5 June 2010 21:58, Mat Grove m...@grove.me.uk wrote:
Thank you to all the people who took some computer bits. I hope that it all
found a happy new home.
Thanks for bringing all stuff along yesterday. I have only just
started to look at all the bits I have. I am looking for to putting it
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