RE: Workpad Z50 RAM

Khoa Tran <[email protected]> Thu, 29 Nov 2007 00:34:35 -0500
Newsgroups gmane.os.netbsd.ports.hpcmips
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I believe our friend accidentally typo-ed the "P" key in place of the "O" for "OS," but that's just my guess.

What would you put on this image? I've been building 4.0 packages on the z50 with distccd to mooch resources off of another computer, but it's still painfully slow :P

It's really not that hard to install it yourself: you can do it just with one CF, but I had to do a lot of reading in order to figure it out (and I suppose that's part of the fun). I've been mulling over whether or not to write a doc myself for a
colleague who has a spare z50 lying around and is interested in messing
with NetBSD.


~k

(another QC NetBSD user)



> From: [email protected]
> Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2007 00:07:27 -0500
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: Workpad Z50 RAM
> 
> > I have a Z50 with all accessories sitting on a shelf (for a long
> > time) and wonder if you use Linux or native Z50 PS?
> 
> What's "PS" here?  All I can think of is "power supply", and that makes
> no sense whatever when contrasted to Linux.
> 
> > If you use Linux, would you be willing to make me a CF bootable drive
> > if I provided all materials?
> 
> Surely a Linux list would be a better place to ask?  (I can create
> bootable z50 CFs for NetBSD if anyone wants.)
> 
> The thing - well, the hardware thing - I most want for my z50 is a
> replacement ROM, one that doesn't inflict wince on me even for booting,
> but that is likely to be somewhat difficult to get my mitts on.
> (Preferably, of course, EEPROM, so I can pull it and rewrite it on
> another machine as desired.  And while I'm wishing....)
> 
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