Messages in this thread | | | Date | Wed, 25 Apr 2001 10:17:55 -0400 | From | Disconnect <> | Subject | Re: [PATCH] Single user linux |
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On Wed, 25 Apr 2001, Ronald Bultje did have cause to say:
> Who says it needs to compile? Who says it needs software installed? Who > says it needs to run the software itself?
My current project (and I'm just waiting for nfs and wvlan_cs to stabalize on ARM before putting the final touches on it) is an ipaq nfsrooted to a Debian image, over the wireless lan. Works like a champ, and it -does- compile stuff reasonably fast (well, reasonably fast considering the data is all on the far side of 11M/sec wireless.) My kit is mostly portable as well, since the nfs server is on the libretto and runs just fine in my backpack ;)
The next step is bludgeoning debian-arm into not running 50-100 little servers I don't need on my PIM. But that may be the function of a task-nfs-ipaq package or some such.
So far -multiuser- linux on PIMs ("true" linux, with X, etc, as distinct from pocketlinux/qpe/etc, which are a different animal in this case) is almost there. Web browsers are coming along nicely (and remote-X netscape is usable, although barely) and there are several nice imap clients. (and input methods ranging from a handwriting system to a little onscreen keyboard, if you are in a situation where an external keyboard is not feasable.)
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