Tizen Linux for mobile tablet smartphone will takeover the world. Backed by Intel, Samsung, Linux foundation. Good luck.
- Android is less important in such case
- IPhone also
Giant Sony, Quality Sony uses finally Linux, never discovered by nobody ?
Sony ericsson: has there own operating system calls Xperia which is actually Android, before they were using Windows mobile platforms
Sony: themselves obviously is using Linux but they kept top secret, my guess is its either using JavaOS or Linux
- Great to know if somebody care to tell!
Ubuntu is now running on top of Android. Soon there will be no more NDK/SDK requirement. Android made a mess mistake for GCC developers. Everything in past need to use NDK/SDK to retype every single lines to JNA code, which is idiot implementation actually of Android.
- Android Ubuntu will then allow GCC
- Tizen linux from Intel, Samsung will soon release there dragon Linux with GCC support to take-over Android, IPhone
In my motherboard i have line in/mic in. But when i boot my linux i can not get audio in. I have tried all detectors but none is helping.
1. Get a speaker box or head phone
2. Put the head phone jack to the motherboard mic in/line in
3. Grab audacity software and knock your speaker you will see frequency
- if yes, Linux and its drivers are not the issue, culprit is the microphone+hardware
- if no, fix your audio libraries
Mini-PCI express slots are same as PCI-X1 cards, most of you think that is true. But for some cards its not, because in 90′s the specification was revised and there is some BUS issues involved.
1. To power the mini-pci express cards you have to put external ATX power which can feed 12volt, 5volt (check the amps too)
2. When the ATX power is supplied it will boot but because of incorrect BUS issues it may not be recognized by OS/BIOS.
So, finally the best move is to go straight PCI-X1 slots. If you have solution post here your research.
Many companies seems like having Amazon cloude, kind of deep trust because it never fall down (advantage), disadvantage (its not friendly, and expensive, as you pay per hour the whole OS). But anyway sometime you have to use it, so use this or if you have better one as enterprise (post me here, we can keep the list alive):
CentOS 5.5: ami-066d9c6f , Kernel ID: aki-4e7d9527 (side note: i still today do not find a correct CentOS version there, its a full of mess out there, and i do not understand why in the hell Amazon, do not put Linux guys and put one standard image so that it works nicely, rather then getting confused for no reason).
Few notes on this (mostly confusing in begin):
1) When you add a instance, it start within a minute
2) If you need a remote access, make sure you do not lose the “*.pem” file. I lost it once and never get it up and runing again.
3) If you click on the instance and you will see there is a button “connnect” that gives you the ssh command and how to connect
4) Make sure you have “Security Groups” assigned and open
- Those are the firewalls, for public traffic (you) to amazon server
5) Make sure you need a “Elastic IP”, which is idiot name but its used for “Public ip” normally we call it “WAN”
Todo:
TuxPhone can be patched with Linux ARM kernel. Let me know if i should write some!
TODO:
Back to the past, it was like floppy disk where i wrote simple C/Pascal application to show my professor my project works. Now in modern generation, everything is like kick it and start it.
So, all we need is a collection of boot process to operating process bridge. That is done and doable with OpenSource operating systems out there.
Now to build your one, there is none because all the License terms and condition protect them to be copied and re-distribute
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TODO:
TODO:
IVVR: interactive voice video response, is upgrade version of IVR, where it has Video option to replay on-demand.
