Hi folks
I am looking for some embedded kit for hobby projects -- no special
requirements (high ram, x86/PPC?), I just need something to tinker with. One
which would not make me rely on any other OS for support software, and which
I can preferably buy in Delhi. Input from anybody with experience
Hi,
On 7/25/07, Sharad Birmiwal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking for some embedded kit for hobby projects -- no special
requirements (high ram, x86/PPC?),
So, why not use an Intel PII or PIII machine?
SK
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http://www.shakthimaan.com
As a matter of fact, I have a P1 - 133MHZ (16MB RAM). I was thinking of
doing that but I can't carry it around to show off my latest projects :).
Isn't small beautiful?
I don't want to use an OS right now. I want to try writing dedicated
applications (programming the board in C/Assembly). I have
--- Sharad Birmiwal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a matter of fact, I have a P1 - 133MHZ (16MB
RAM). I was thinking of
doing that but I can't carry it around to show off
my latest projects :).
Isn't small beautiful?
why not use mini itx board ?
regards
VK
Engineers normally have problem
Hi,
On 7/25/07, Sharad Birmiwal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a matter of fact, I have a P1 - 133MHZ (16MB RAM). I was thinking of
doing that but I can't carry it around to show off my latest projects :).
Isn't small beautiful?
Not sure on the availability of mini-ITX boards in India.
I don't
I probably didn't mention this but I was looking for a cheap board. I wasn't
going to go out of the way to pay much for a board.
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On 7/25/07, Shakthi Kannan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
On 7/25/07, Sharad Birmiwal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a matter of fact, I have a
--- Sharad Birmiwal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I would like to start with blinking lights, display
drivers, any and all
trivial things that got me (and you?) started with
programming? I wanted to
write dedicated applications, program the flash, and
execute. It's hard to
justify this
On 7/25/07, vivek khurana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://apcmag.com/6735/interview_con_kolivas]).
Gives 404 error.
Need to remove the brackets.
The url is http://apcmag.com/6735/interview_con_kolivas
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This might seem off-topic but please Indulge me for a moment while I talk
about one my aspirations (now dead). I have a Sharp EL-6890 personal
organizer, or rather had one. The gadget had 256kb of flash and a decent
display screen and what set it apart from the Casio organizers was that it
had a
Anyways, I open the thing only to find that the top
of all chips (two big
ones representing probably the processor and memory)
had been fused
(probably custom chips inside)..
Thats the art of fabrication. Or may be an FPGA.
Yeah probably its an overkill to do blinking
lights..
Do one
Hi,
On 7/25/07, Sharad Birmiwal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I probably didn't mention this but I was looking for a cheap board. I wasn't
going to go out of the way to pay much for a board.
Ok.
I wanted to
write dedicated applications, program the flash, and execute.
If this is what you really
Darshan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: These pci wifi cards work out of the box?
These are pcmcia cards (some are mini-pci) and yes they do work out of the
box with Ubuntu 7.04
HTH
Shiv
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Hi,
On 7/25/07, Sharad Birmiwal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let me read up a little on this and I will get back to you (off the list).
I have fixed some minor bugs for SimpleOS with gcc 4.1.2. All 12 code
examples (released under GPL) work from grub on Debian Etch. You can
download them from:
Does anyone here have an experience of installing/managing CDS
invenio? CDS invenio is an interesting open source (gnu/gpl) software
for building digital library collections.
I have been trying to install cds invenio for last two days. I have
managed to install the software but am not able to
Install ndiswrapper again with the new kernel running. That would compile
the ndiswrapper module for the new 2.6.22.1 kernel and ndiswrapper should
work.
Sharad Birmiwal
On 25 Jul 2007 19:08:15 -, Darshan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A friend of mine installed Opensuse 10.2 for the first time
In fact with the new kernel the ndiswrapper module has also disappeared through
which I am using my wg311 wifi.
So I have to boot from my previous 2.6.18 kernel to use the wifi. But
Hi,
Do you mean that the ndiswrapper did not compile at all or that it does not get
loaded?
Doing a
why did you choose invenio over dspace? My researches show that
dspace is head and shoulders above all the other contenders, and am
working on my allergy to java-based software to enable me to install it.
I would like to know more on your comparative evaluation. My
objectives are quite
Hi All,
Karmine Consulting, an open source consulting and solutions firm,
requires developers in our open source solutions/ website development
practice.
The skills we're looking are: Must have Linux operating system knowledge
and an understanding of the open source philosophy. Working
A friend of mine installed Opensuse 10.2 for the first time with dual boot on
his previously WinXp only PC (with my inducement and help). Everything went
well with the exception of the LAN card which just does not get detected. So I
swapped my Realtec card with his and his PC is working
On 26-Jul-07, at 8:13 AM, Vikas Rawal wrote:
I have been trying to install cds invenio for last two days. I have
managed to install the software but am not able to setup apache
properly to host it as a virtualhost.
For anyone interested, there are also other free software packages
(dspace
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