Kernel, Shell Boots on DS Linux
mrseigen writes "According to dslinux.org, the Linux kernel successfully boots on the Nintendo DS along with a simple shell, sash. Input is done via the d-pad. How long until Netstumbler?" While maybe not the most practical platform, it's impressive on its technical merit.
Not netstumbler. I wanna see some tux racer.
I want a new world. I think this one is broken.
All that trouble and you can't get a nice boot screen of Tux? What's the point? :P
Not only for the technical accomplishment, but for the sheer, "why?" factor...
Rock on, I guess. ^_^
How about OSX on a Gameboy
Input is done via the d-pad.
What happen when I want to use the other 25 characters? This makes an interesting login/password combo
geek page at KY speaks
"Hey man, check it out! I just got Linux to boot on my DS!"
"Duh, where's Mario?"
"Forget Mario! Linux boots!"
"What's Linux?"
"It's an operating system, you know, like Windows and junk, but I got it to run on the DS!"
"Does Linux play Mario?"
"No, Linux does not play Mario! But it can do so much more!"
"But it can't play Mario. What a geek."
that a gameboy emulator will compile on this?
oh.. wait..
I'm guessing because it hasn't been done before.
What, running Linux on some weird piece of hardware? Yeah, no one's ever done that.
Bears don't normally eat things that talk and move backwards.
I covered this on my blog earlier today!
I can't believe I missed it!