Salve, please go to http://www.drm.org/ and see that Digital Radio Mondial is not BAD. Digital Radio Mondial != Digital Right Managment. Digital Radio Mondial allows 16-28kBit/s Broadcasts via SW, LW, MW (w=wave, not windows, ergo Short Wave, Long Wave, Medium Wave) rob
Salve,
Open Source for the (developing) world would be good. One idee of mine is to broadcast a distribution via the Air (www.drm.org) or Satellite. Digital Radio Mondal allows to stream 16-24 kBit/s and Reciever should get RS232 or IrDA interfaces to receive Data like Programm infos, weather maps or vocabulary for languages.
-IMHO it would be nice to broadcaste once a year a selection of Debian all over the world, and security updates from time to time.
-A free DVB-S broadcast is IMHO realy no problem (e.g. every Sundy mornig 3:00h to 7:00h a.m.) Encrypted confing files and data could refinanciate such a broadcast.
-A sw drm broadcast would be more expensive and would take more time, some weeks/month to broadcast the Debian selection - but it could be an alternative beside burning CDs and sending them with snail-mail all over the world.
-Such a broadcastsystem would it make possible to install new software on manless wetherstations, "surface marker buoys" - scientists would have only to pay for ther config-files and own scripts and programs.
-Beside open source Software the Broacast should include documentations, tutorials, important webpages, mailing-lists, newsgroups and even radio shows about open software;)
Salve,
I would call convergence when I use my mobile and a SSH connection via GPRS to use my Maple version of my home PC on the road. OK, your right the HP calculators do have a better keyboard and the display shows better plots, but why not use a HP calculator with SSH conection via mobile to the home PC? I would call it "mobile shell" that offeres much more than using maple *g*.
There is a free J2ME SSH1 Client: http://phoenix.inf.upol.cz/~polakr/
BTW: Any chance to get a HP48GX programming manual, today? I borrowed it one guy - but he never brought it back;(
I would like to know how fast the data transfer of NSLU2 box and other
routers like the WRT54g but with USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 is.
BTW WRT54g & Co has a Broadcom BCM47x2 chip with only one 100
MBit/s Ethernet - so using them as 100MBit/s to 100 MBit/s Router will
IMHO reach only less then 50 Mbit/s.
OK when some Wlan-Routers with Broadcom BCM47x2 and USB like the
ASUS WL-500 (USB 1.1) and the Netgear WGT634U (USB 2.0) make it
possibe to add a hdd via USB, too. Why not hack them (too)?
Howto add more Flash/RAM?
see my question at Home / Little Linux systems & single-board computers
(SBCs)
"Any Flash/RAM upgrade Howto? I like to hack small/cheap BCM47x2
(WLan)-Router"
But Flash memory is quite expenise - IMHO would make more sence to have
a solution with an usb-memory-stick. Is there a chance to hack a bootchain
with usb-support that the selfbuild kernels are booted from usb-stick? Can a
kernel A boot a kernel B? How? Consider that kernel A sound be flashed
once and never be upgraded, new kernels sould be stored on the USB
stick, so the kernel version from A and B becomes different in the future! I
found only:
"I'm fighting from another angle. I have a kernel booting another
kernel working for an SMP kernel. Now if I just need to get it to work
for a SMP kernel when more than 1 cpu is in the box and I'll be in good
shape "
http://www.linuxbios.org/faq/archive/0632.html
-So could a kernel A boot a kernel B and how?
-Any other boxes based on Broadcom chips with USB support?
Greetings
rob
PS: This posting is a copy from my posting:
http://www.linuxdevices.com/cgi-bin/board/UltraBoa rd.pl?Action=ShowPost&Board=talkbacks&Post=359
Slashdot Mirror
Salve,
please go to http://www.drm.org/ and see that Digital Radio Mondial is not BAD.
Digital Radio Mondial != Digital Right Managment.
Digital Radio Mondial allows 16-28kBit/s Broadcasts via SW, LW, MW (w=wave, not windows, ergo Short Wave, Long Wave, Medium Wave)
rob
Salve, ;)
Open Source for the (developing) world would be good. One idee of mine is to broadcast a distribution via the Air (www.drm.org) or Satellite. Digital Radio Mondal allows to stream 16-24 kBit/s and Reciever should get RS232 or IrDA interfaces to receive Data like Programm infos, weather maps or vocabulary for languages.
-IMHO it would be nice to broadcaste once a year a selection of Debian all over the world, and security updates from time to time.
-A free DVB-S broadcast is IMHO realy no problem (e.g. every Sundy mornig 3:00h to 7:00h a.m.) Encrypted confing files and data could refinanciate such a broadcast.
-A sw drm broadcast would be more expensive and would take more time, some weeks/month to broadcast the Debian selection - but it could be an alternative beside burning CDs and sending them with snail-mail all over the world.
-Such a broadcastsystem would it make possible to install new software on manless wetherstations, "surface marker buoys" - scientists would have only to pay for ther config-files and own scripts and programs.
-Beside open source Software the Broacast should include documentations, tutorials, important webpages, mailing-lists, newsgroups and even radio shows about open software
What do you think about this?
rob
Or how to produce the wafer than? Growing the silicion carbide on other material? Rob
Salve,
;(
I would call convergence when I use my mobile and a SSH connection via GPRS to use my Maple version of my home PC on the road. OK, your right the HP calculators do have a better keyboard and the display shows better plots, but why not use a HP calculator with SSH conection via mobile to the home PC? I would call it "mobile shell" that offeres much more than using maple *g*. There is a free J2ME SSH1 Client:
http://phoenix.inf.upol.cz/~polakr/
BTW: Any chance to get a HP48GX programming manual, today? I borrowed it one guy - but he never brought it back
Salve,
a rd.pl?Action=ShowPost&Board=sb\
a rd.pl?Action=ShowPost&Board=talkbacks&Post=359
I would like to know how fast the data transfer of NSLU2 box and other
routers like the WRT54g but with USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 is.
BTW WRT54g & Co has a Broadcom BCM47x2 chip with only one 100
MBit/s Ethernet - so using them as 100MBit/s to 100 MBit/s Router will
IMHO reach only less then 50 Mbit/s.
OK when some Wlan-Routers with Broadcom BCM47x2 and USB like the
ASUS WL-500 (USB 1.1) and the Netgear WGT634U (USB 2.0) make it
possibe to add a hdd via USB, too. Why not hack them (too)?
Howto add more Flash/RAM?
see my question at Home / Little Linux systems & single-board computers
(SBCs)
"Any Flash/RAM upgrade Howto? I like to hack small/cheap BCM47x2
(WLan)-Router"
http://www.linuxdevices.com/cgi-bin/board/UltraBo
c&Post=254
But Flash memory is quite expenise - IMHO would make more sence to have
a solution with an usb-memory-stick. Is there a chance to hack a bootchain
with usb-support that the selfbuild kernels are booted from usb-stick? Can a
kernel A boot a kernel B? How? Consider that kernel A sound be flashed
once and never be upgraded, new kernels sould be stored on the USB
stick, so the kernel version from A and B becomes different in the future! I
found only:
"I'm fighting from another angle. I have a kernel booting another
kernel working for an SMP kernel. Now if I just need to get it to work
for a SMP kernel when more than 1 cpu is in the box and I'll be in good
shape "
http://www.linuxbios.org/faq/archive/0632.html
-So could a kernel A boot a kernel B and how?
-Any other boxes based on Broadcom chips with USB support?
Greetings
rob
PS: This posting is a copy from my posting:
http://www.linuxdevices.com/cgi-bin/board/UltraBo