From: Rick J. <ph...@dc...> - 2004-01-21 14:00:43
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Hey, I'm very excited about gc-linux! Any help you need I will be very glad to contribute <e.g. time, testing, programming> I' releasing my own Linux Distro so I might be of some help. -Richard J. _____________________________________________________________ Washington DC's Largest FREE Email service. ---> http://www.DCemail.com ---> A Washington Online Community Member ---> http://www.DCpages.com |
From: <aha...@ee...> - 2004-01-22 13:34:38
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> >I just want to say good luck to all developers involved, i'm looking >forward for this :) > >A bit OT, does anyone know where i can buy a broadband adapter in >europe? (online stores and such) > >Thanks, and good luck, >Hugo I got mine from ebay.. Though I'd warn you off a guy called 'smiley7man' on there that sells them. Back on topic, I have a bootloader running on the cube that decompresses and runs the kernel. Pics are on my site http://www.nomad-consultancy.co.uk .... the direct link to the pic is http://www.nomad-consultancy.co.uk/cubieshot1.gif . There isnt a lot on my site yet. And although the screenshot is running in dolwin, it runs on a real cube too :) -Alan Hammond |
From: Samuli T. <sa...@ai...> - 2004-01-22 13:53:57
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aha...@ee... wrote: > Back on topic, I have a bootloader running on the cube that decompresses > and runs the kernel. Pics are on my site > http://www.nomad-consultancy.co.uk .... the direct link to the pic is > http://www.nomad-consultancy.co.uk/cubieshot1.gif . There isnt a lot on my > site yet. > And although the screenshot is running in dolwin, it runs on a real cube > too :) > -Alan Hammond Hey that's great, I was just looking for a place to start when I heard about this post. A patch would be greatly appreciated :). -stt |
From: Marco C. <li...@fr...> - 2004-06-03 21:03:33
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Il gio, 2004-06-03 alle 21:34, Roberto Griso ha scritto: Hello Evertbody!!! > > che bello.... un altro italiano...dai che magari in due riusciamo a capirci qualcosa... That's fine... another italian user... i haven't understood all... we can help ourself! My english isn't very good... :) |
From: Roberto G. <gri...@vi...> - 2004-06-03 22:13:05
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Speriamo di Si :)) |
From: <root@Ihaveabigwilly.co.uk> - 2004-07-15 05:19:26
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I ordered a Max Drive Pro - Datel took the money of me, and they havent even finished making it yet. :-/ As soon as I get it, I'll be able to tell you about it. But until then, I cant. Course, if the stuff with Origa stuff comes to fruition before datel finish maxdrive pro, then I'll cancel the order and get my cash back :) -Randomdude |
From: Philip L. <ph...@la...> - 2004-07-15 09:15:00
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root@Ihaveabigwilly.co.uk wrote: > I ordered a Max Drive Pro - Datel took the money of me, and they havent > even finished making it yet. :-/ > As soon as I get it, I'll be able to tell you about it. But until then, I > cant. > Course, if the stuff with Origa stuff comes to fruition before datel > finish maxdrive pro, then I'll cancel the order and get my cash back :) I didn't quite get this one I'm afraid. What "Origa" stuff? Is there anything else to boot over the network without pressing 10000 buttons on the controller (Which is the reason why I would by one of these Max Drive Pro units)? kind regards -ph- |
From: Groepaz <gr...@gm...> - 2004-07-15 13:22:48
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On Thursday 15 July 2004 11:14, Philip Lawatsch wrote: > root@Ihaveabigwilly.co.uk wrote: > > I ordered a Max Drive Pro - Datel took the money of me, and they havent > > even finished making it yet. :-/ > > As soon as I get it, I'll be able to tell you about it. But until then, I > > cant. > > > > Course, if the stuff with Origa stuff comes to fruition before datel > > finish maxdrive pro, then I'll cancel the order and get my cash back :) > > I didn't quite get this one I'm afraid. What "Origa" stuff? > > Is there anything else to boot over the network without pressing 10000 > buttons on the controller (Which is the reason why I would by one of > these Max Drive Pro units)? origa is a spanish guy who has appearently made a working modchip. btw if you use a AR loader, exactly one button press and one open/close of the lid is needed :=P gpz |
From: Pezezin <pez...@ya...> - 2004-07-15 13:43:53
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> origa is a spanish guy who has appearently made a working modchip. > > btw if you use a AR loader, exactly one button press and one open/close > of the lid is needed :=P > > gpz That seems to be very interesting. Do you know where can I find him (website or e-mail? Qapla' |
From: Groepaz <gr...@gm...> - 2004-07-15 13:53:02
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On Thursday 15 July 2004 15:43, Pezezin wrote: > > origa is a spanish guy who has appearently made a working modchip. > > > > btw if you use a AR loader, exactly one button press and one open/close > > of the lid is needed :=P > > > > gpz > > That seems to be very interesting. Do you know where can I find him > (website or e-mail? sorry i forgot....it was posted on some spanish webforum... i found the link on either dextrose or gcdev or...some other page :=P maybe someone else remembers :) gpz |
From: Pezezin <pez...@ya...> - 2004-07-16 12:45:39
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> > That seems to be very interesting. Do you know where can I find him > > (website or e-mail? > > sorry i forgot....it was posted on some spanish webforum... i found the > link on either dextrose or gcdev or...some other page :=P maybe someone > else remembers :) > > gpz Ok, thank you. I have found the forum, but they are not spanish, they are italian, and I don't understand italian very well :( Anyway, what I have read is very interesting. Maybe we can burn a Linux ISO in a mini-DVD and boot with the modchip... Qapla' |