Re: [linuxdc-dev] hi

[Lorant T. <Lor...@gm...>]

Bill Gatliff's article on LinuxDevices.com does give a pretty good 
overview. Should be enough methinks. I will try to recompile it too as soon 
as I get a coder's cable I think [and figure out how to use it to test 
compiled programs ;]. (I don't really want to burn a new CD each time) - or 
is there even another way to test LinuxDC compiled programs?

http://linuxdevices.com/articles/AT7466555948.html

BTW: Does anybody know a good (german, maybe european) source for a coder's 
cable?

*Or* does anybody know if it is possible to use the internal dreamcast 
modem with Linux yet? Is it a standard modem? B/c there are actually guides 
on connecting a dreamcast with a dreamkey browser to a Windows box to surf 
the internet -> networking between DC and PC w/o the BBA (which is really 
rare here :(   ) . That should be possible w/ Linux on both sides as well, 
right?!

- Lorant

At 17:54 06.11.2002 -0600, Ben Srour wrote:
>Could someone give me a quick and dirty "here is how to compile the
>checked out kernel code from cvs" howto? I can't wait to start working on
>this.
>
>ben
>
>--
>Ben Srour
>sr...@cs...
>
>On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, Adrian McMenamin wrote:
>
> > On Wednesday 06 Nov 2002 7:03 pm, Lorant Toth wrote:
> > > hello,
> > >
> > > I'm new to this list. So maybe that's a dumb question but I am 
> curious. Did
> > > anybody ever try compile and run Qt/Embedded and qtopia/opie on the DC?
> > > Should work memory-wise, have no idea about the qt/e internals though
> > > (maybe it works with an fb-device?). I don't know but I'd love to see 
> a guy
> > > with some nice applications. Although Opie might look childish and 
> for PDAs
> > > I guess there are a few interesting apps like Konquerer running as well.
> > >
> > > Regards
> > >
> > > - Lorant
> > >
> > Both Marcus Brown and I were able to build static (ie total bloat) 
> versions of
> > the Qt/E apps, but some things wouldn't build and nothing would build 
> shared.
> >
> >
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