Re: [Freevo-users] Anybody got a copy of freevix?

[Chris E. <ce...@i-...>]

Eric Jorgensen wrote:

>   www.freevix.org and freevix.sf.net are history. I guess freevix is dead.
>
>   Which is a shame because i came into posession of an EPIA-M10000 and
>some disk-on-modules and was curious about it. 
>
>   Anybody have copies of that distro? I aint a'scared of updating a few
>pieces of it by hand . . . . 
>
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This is not strickly the point but anyway, I have a epia MII 12000 
running freevo.  I use mandrakelinux on mine.  Which i have found very 
easy to setup expect for the graphics driver which requires a rpm 
rebuild but apart from that it all works.  I also think there is a 
distro called freepia, this info i got of a website:

Freepia <http://www.freepia.de/org/net> is a small GNU/Linux 
distribution designed to run on Via Epia-M Mainboards. It currently runs 
on the M-9000 and M-10000 (ezra and nehemiah cpu) but with some 
modifications like kernel and X11 modules it should run on others too. 
(if someone has get it running on other Epia\x{00B4}s let me know). The 
main motivation behind this project is to build a full featured, low 
noise media box to play movies/mp3s/images etc. For this it uses freevo 
but in the future there maybe support for others like mythtv or vdr.

Also i think there is another epia - linux but according to distro watch 
it is a embeded platform

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