Order of the Butterfly
Posts: 225 from 2003/2/24
From: Austria, Vienna
Hi,
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anyway, does it have any value for a dekstop user or any benefits to run it on the pegasos?
The "ramdisk" that is available has rather limited value.
It boots onto a desktop (1024x768x16) which includes
- shell (with some commands)
- cpu-meter
- DOOM (no sound here)
- Snake
- Life-Simulation
- Fly (sort of Quix gfx-demo)
- player (which could display gif-anims and gif/png pictures I found in the ramdisk)
So, I only was able to play with the upper mentioned programs - couldn't find any way to connect to the "outside-world" (TCP/IP stack, mounting of HDs).
It's a nice "look-at", but lacks anything to work with.
BTW: On both my Pegs typeing "mem" in the shell only recognized 256MByte (where one has 512 and the other one 1024 MByte RAM).
Bye HAK
[ Edited by HAK on 2007/9/29 10:42 ]