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Raspberry Pi team announces open source ARM userland

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 6 comments
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Today we have some really big news, which is going to mean a lot to many programmers in our community who have been asking about it ever since launch. This is one of those announcements that has been in the pipeline for quite some time, but we haven’t been able to talk about it until now.

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My understanding is that the single biggest impediment to using the pi to power a MythTV frontend is the lack of an accelerated graphics driver.

Sounds like some very interesting stuff may be coming down the pike.
Does sound encouraging. I may hafta actually acquire one of these thingies. Unfortunately, my biggest single impediment is finding someone who actually has something other than snare/spare-ware for me. Our ol' friend Adafruit talks about 'em, and has a couple dozen accessories ready to sell me, but get an actual living/breathing RPi in my hand? Sorry. Charlie! As far as I'm concerned, it's all much ado about nothing ....literally.
@notbob: The RPi is in stock at the distributor for immediate delivery. See this LXer thread for the ordering information:

http://lxer.com/module/forums/t/33924/

I ordered four of them on the day the 512MB model was announced, and had them in my hand two days later.
penguinist wrote:notbob: The RPi is in stock at the distributor for immediate delivery.


I thank you kindly for that link, penguinist. I found it and saw the phone-in advice therein and shall proceed tout de suite. ;)
DOH!!!

Too late. I'll hafta try again in 4 wks. I'll get on their emailing list. Oh well, give me time to figure out an I/O scheme, as I still have old I/Os. Anyone make a PS2 -> USB adapter?

notsurprised
Quoting: Anyone make a PS2 -> USB adapter?


I've seen 'em in several flavors (signal-wiring only or interface). Try Amazon.

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