Does anyone have hardware assisted video playback running on Gentoo using a
Freescale i.MX6 processor and if so what is required?
Gareth.
gentoo-user" list, also, I
guess it is an interesting thing that might be called a cool side effect of the
recent issues.
Thanks
Francisco
2013/10/17 Gareth McClean
I do this using a slightly modified init script, aufs3 and a squashfs.
Basically the system setups a tmpfs
I do this using a slightly modified init script, aufs3 and a squashfs.
Basically the system setups a tmpfs as a RW overlay on top of the squashfs.
Then for permanent storage there is a physical Ext4 partition overlaid again on
top of the /home directory.
Symbolic links are then used f
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I figure this group is best placed to answer my questions, if not please
feel free to point me in the right direction:
a) Do any open source projects target the initial setup of an embedded
system i.e. basics like manually configuring an Ethernet port, configuration
of wireless networking or poss
>When I use 32bit chroots, some factor slows down file I/O a great
>deal. For example I notice that emerge -uDN takes much
>longer to do in a 32bit chroot. I use mount bind to share the
>/usr/portage directory with the chroot, so I don't think its that
>mechanism.
>All I know is that updating insi
Sorry I was not trying to hijack any thread and while I did not make it
clear, this is for a small embedded web appliance using a solid state drive,
geode processor, minimal memory, no keyboard/mouse/direct user interaction
and most importantly no moving parts.
The target OS has a very small footp
I'm stuck and I don't see what I am doing wrong.
I want a splash screen, so I emerged splash and the 'gentoo' theme. I
configured a kernel and used genkernel to perform the build for me.
I triple checked the kernel has the right framebuffer options, initrd contains
the requested theme and I am
usb drives.
Gareth.
-Original Message-
From: Janusz Syrytczyk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 29 February 2008 14:21
To: gentoo-embedded@lists.gentoo.org
Subject: Re: [gentoo-embedded] GNAP update
Friday 29 February 2008 15:16:01 Gareth McClean napisał(a):
> After reading comme
I tried the following the GNAP user guide and was impressed how easy it was
creating a small test system but I ran into the same issue with digest files as
reported by Petr when I attempted to use my own kernel and add additional
packages. I know this was due to me building my own stages from th
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