Re: [Nghost-linuxice] Hey guys

[Chris E. <cte...@gm...>]

good, i'm glad your setting one up rather than me having to :) send the link
and i will get it posted on the linuxice homepage.

On 5/10/07, Kevron Rees <ke...@ne...> wrote:
>
>
> --- gre...@mi... wrote:
>
> > Hey,
> >
> > I would like to introduce myself. I'm Greg, and I
> > have already posted a couple of things on the forum
> > as "gregturn" in response to some polls. I'm
> > interested in looking into LinuxICE, since this
> > appears to be based on using Ubuntu, and staying
> > binary compatible, such that we'll receive patches
> > right off of Ubuntu. I have all my home computers
> > running Ubuntu, either edgy or feisty, and fully
> > intend to make my carputer the same!
> >
> That is awesome!  Welcome to the community.
> > I'm a software engineer by trade, converted all my
> > home computers to Linux in the past 3 years. I have
> > been writing scripts, java apps, C/C++ apps, and
> > other stuff for the past 10 years at my current job.
> >
> > For my own edification, I'm interested in being able
> > to build a Live CD using what you have put together,
> > burning that ISO, and then running it inside vmware
> > to verify I have the process down pat. Is there
> > documentation on how to do that? I suspect not. If
> > so, then if you can throw me a bone on that, and I
> > would be willing to capture such documentation for
> > you (and future developers).
> >
> We do need to document the build process.  I'll get
> started on that and I'll post a link in the forum.
> It'll be in a media wiki.  Anyone will be able to
> edit/add to it.  I've had he wiki up for a while, I
> just haven't added much to it.  I want it to be the
> place for info on Linux in the car.
>
> > Are there plans to host a wiki along with the forum?
> > If so, can it be mediawiki? I'm pretty fluent in
> > that wiki-speak, and it would be a great place to
> > capture documentation if there isn't that much
> > (yet).
> >
>
> -kev
>
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