Recreate the Openlink distribution using OpenEmbedded - Revision history

Jonli447 at 02:59, 11 September 2007

Jonli447 — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 02:59:37 GMT

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	==Whats the current status?==		==Whats the current status?==

-	* http://ipkg.~~linkstationwiki~~.~~net~~/ will be the location where all the ipkg packages will be stored	+	* http://ipkg.nas-central.org/ will be the location where all the ipkg packages will be stored

	*<b>[http://foonas.org/ Foonas]</b> is an openembedded-based distro targeting NAS-devices, especially devices with an internal disk. foonas aims to be a good replacement for vendor software - with better tuning, more flexibility and less unwanted features. The supported devices include:		*<b>[http://foonas.org/ Foonas]</b> is an openembedded-based distro targeting NAS-devices, especially devices with an internal disk. foonas aims to be a good replacement for vendor software - with better tuning, more flexibility and less unwanted features. The supported devices include:

Ramuk: /* Whats the current status? */

Ramuk — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 21:41:44 GMT

Whats the current status?

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	* http://ipkg.linkstationwiki.net/ will be the location where all the ipkg packages will be stored		* http://ipkg.linkstationwiki.net/ will be the location where all the ipkg packages will be stored

-	*<b>[http://foonas.org/ Foonas]</b> is an openembedded-based distro targeting NAS-devices, especially devices with an internal disk. foonas aims to be a good replacement for vendor software - with better tuning, more flexibility and less unwanted features. ~~This wiki is used to track issues relating to foonas, manage the development process and document its features. <br>~~ The supported devices include:	+	*<b>[http://foonas.org/ Foonas]</b> is an openembedded-based distro targeting NAS-devices, especially devices with an internal disk. foonas aims to be a good replacement for vendor software - with better tuning, more flexibility and less unwanted features. The supported devices include:
	** [[LS2\|Buffalo LinkStation HD (MIPSel)]]		** [[LS2\|Buffalo LinkStation HD (MIPSel)]]
	** [[LS1\|Buffalo LinkStation HD (PowerPC) and Kurobox]]		** [[LS1\|Buffalo LinkStation HD (PowerPC) and Kurobox]]
	** [[HG\|Buffalo LinkStation HG (PowerPC), LinkStation HS-DGL and Kurobox HG]]		** [[HG\|Buffalo LinkStation HG (PowerPC), LinkStation HS-DGL and Kurobox HG]]

Ramuk at 21:36, 1 September 2007

Ramuk — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 21:36:13 GMT

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-	{{Template:Articles}}	+	{{Template:Articles\|Foonas}}
	<table align="right"><tr><td>		<table align="right"><tr><td>
	http://www.openembedded.org/images/logo.png		http://www.openembedded.org/images/logo.png

Ramuk: /* How can i help? */

Ramuk — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 21:35:15 GMT

How can i help?

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	** [[LS1\|Buffalo LinkStation HD (PowerPC) and Kurobox]]		** [[LS1\|Buffalo LinkStation HD (PowerPC) and Kurobox]]
	** [[HG\|Buffalo LinkStation HG (PowerPC), LinkStation HS-DGL and Kurobox HG]]		** [[HG\|Buffalo LinkStation HG (PowerPC), LinkStation HS-DGL and Kurobox HG]]
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-	~~==How can i help?==~~
-	~~only betatesters can test the current snapshots.<br>~~
-	~~sign up to become one: [[BetaTesters\|beta-tester-sign-up]]~~
-	~~<br>~~
-	~~info about compiling everything with OpenEmbedded<br>~~
-	~~http://linkstationwiki.net/index.php?title=Install_OpenLinkEmbedded_Snapshot~~
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-	~~[[Category:OpenLinkEmbedded]]~~

Ramuk: /* Whats the current status? */

Ramuk — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 09:32:54 GMT

Whats the current status?

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	* http://ipkg.linkstationwiki.net/ will be the location where all the ipkg packages will be stored		* http://ipkg.linkstationwiki.net/ will be the location where all the ipkg packages will be stored

-	*<b>[http://foonas.org/ Foonas]<b> is an openembedded-based distro targeting NAS-devices, especially devices with an internal disk. foonas aims to be a good replacement for vendor software - with better tuning, more flexibility and less unwanted features. This wiki is used to track issues relating to foonas, manage the development process and document its features. <br> The supported devices include:	+	*<b>[http://foonas.org/ Foonas]</b> is an openembedded-based distro targeting NAS-devices, especially devices with an internal disk. foonas aims to be a good replacement for vendor software - with better tuning, more flexibility and less unwanted features. This wiki is used to track issues relating to foonas, manage the development process and document its features. <br> The supported devices include:
-		+
	** [[LS2\|Buffalo LinkStation HD (MIPSel)]]		** [[LS2\|Buffalo LinkStation HD (MIPSel)]]
	** [[LS1\|Buffalo LinkStation HD (PowerPC) and Kurobox]]		** [[LS1\|Buffalo LinkStation HD (PowerPC) and Kurobox]]

Ramuk at 09:32, 29 August 2007

Ramuk — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 09:32:33 GMT

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	==Whats the current status?==		==Whats the current status?==

-	* '''timtimred was able to boot his latest OpenLink Snapshot!!'''
	* http://ipkg.linkstationwiki.net/ will be the location where all the ipkg packages will be stored		* http://ipkg.linkstationwiki.net/ will be the location where all the ipkg packages will be stored
-	* ~~'''~~http://~~trac.~~foonas.org~~'''~~ is ~~where much of the current development if~~ foonas~~/OpenLink~~ is ~~being managed~~	+
-	* ~~several of us are now testing it~~ and ~~providing feedback to timtim~~ and ~~repvik~~	+	*<b>[http://foonas.org/ Foonas]<b> is an openembedded-based distro targeting NAS-devices, especially devices with an internal disk. foonas aims to be a good replacement for vendor software - with better tuning, more flexibility and less unwanted features. This wiki is used to track issues relating to foonas, manage the development process and document its features. <br> The supported devices include:
		+
		+	** [[LS2\|Buffalo LinkStation HD (MIPSel)]]
		+	** [[LS1\|Buffalo LinkStation HD (PowerPC) and Kurobox]]
		+	** [[HG\|Buffalo LinkStation HG (PowerPC), LinkStation HS-DGL and Kurobox HG]]

	==How can i help?==		==How can i help?==

Davy gravy: /* Whats the current status? */

Davy gravy — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 10:49:53 GMT

Whats the current status?

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	* '''timtimred was able to boot his latest OpenLink Snapshot!!'''		* '''timtimred was able to boot his latest OpenLink Snapshot!!'''
	* http://ipkg.linkstationwiki.net/ will be the location where all the ipkg packages will be stored		* http://ipkg.linkstationwiki.net/ will be the location where all the ipkg packages will be stored
		+	* '''http://trac.foonas.org''' is where much of the current development if foonas/OpenLink is being managed
		+	* several of us are now testing it and providing feedback to timtim and repvik

	==How can i help?==		==How can i help?==

85.124.221.56 at 20:06, 20 February 2007

85.124.221.56 — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 20:06:25 GMT

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	info about compiling everything with OpenEmbedded<br>		info about compiling everything with OpenEmbedded<br>
	http://linkstationwiki.net/index.php?title=Install_OpenLinkEmbedded_Snapshot		http://linkstationwiki.net/index.php?title=Install_OpenLinkEmbedded_Snapshot
		+
		+	[[Category:OpenLinkEmbedded]]

213.2.60.135: /* About */

213.2.60.135 — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 12:41:10 GMT

About

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	[http://www.openembedded.org/ OpenEmbedded] uses the Bitbake task executor in combination with the OpenEmbedded metadata to do all of the above, and uses [http://monotone.ca/ monotone] as its version control system.<br>		[http://www.openembedded.org/ OpenEmbedded] uses the Bitbake task executor in combination with the OpenEmbedded metadata to do all of the above, and uses [http://monotone.ca/ monotone] as its version control system.<br>
	<br>		<br>
-	[http://www.openembedded.org/ OpenEmbedded] is the successor of the great OpenZaurus project. Basically OpenEmbedded is a build system that can generate (cross-compile) software packages for embedded targets. This may include the bootloader, a complete Linux operating system and individual applications.<br>	+	[http://www.openembedded.org/ OpenEmbedded] is the successor of the great OpenZaurus project. Basically OpenEmbedded is a build system that can generate (cross-compile) software packages for embedded targets. This may include the bootloader, a complete Linux operating system and individual applications. Also OpenEmbedded can build its entire repository of meta files into prepackaged applications easily, in our case this will be used to generate an ipkg feed.<br>
	<br>		<br>

213.2.60.135: /* About */

213.2.60.135 — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 12:39:35 GMT

About

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	[http://www.openembedded.org/ OpenEmbedded] uses the Bitbake task executor in combination with the OpenEmbedded metadata to do all of the above, and uses [http://monotone.ca/ monotone] as its version control system.<br>		[http://www.openembedded.org/ OpenEmbedded] uses the Bitbake task executor in combination with the OpenEmbedded metadata to do all of the above, and uses [http://monotone.ca/ monotone] as its version control system.<br>
	<br>		<br>
-	[http://www.openembedded.org/ OpenEmbedded] is the successor of the great OpenZaurus project. Basically OpenEmbedded is a build system that can generate (cross-compile) software packages for embedded targets. This may include the bootloader, a complete Linux operating system and individual applications~~. It started as a dream and BrainStorming, on how this could be done, and it's already used in real life~~. <br>	+	[http://www.openembedded.org/ OpenEmbedded] is the successor of the great OpenZaurus project. Basically OpenEmbedded is a build system that can generate (cross-compile) software packages for embedded targets. This may include the bootloader, a complete Linux operating system and individual applications.<br>
	<br>		<br>