Ros&Raspberry Pi
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Any news on this front? I've purchased a raspberry to tinker with a while ago, and while raspbian, openelec and all that is all very good and dandy, I still would like to try Ros on it. Is *anyone* working on this arm port? Or is it more like..abandonware?
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Hi ! See this thread: http://www.reactos.org/pipermail/ros-de ... 15906.html and this one: http://www.reactos.org/pipermail/ros-de ... 15969.html
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And since then, no news. Priorities are in fixing the Memory Manager (amongst others).
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hbelusca wrote:And since then, no news. Priorities are in fixing the Memory Manager (amongst others).
And? Any progress made since then?
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Sure, but not for the ARM Port. ^^
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Lol. So I gather.EmuandCo wrote:Sure, but not for the ARM Port. ^^
But it was in regard to the ARM port, indeed.
I know it's not a priority of the current devs - which is normal - but who used to do it in earlier times? Seems to me the ARM port had some real progress for a while, and then stopped. Did the guy/group of people (I'm presuming it's not the current devs) working on it just quit?
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Nope, but they are busy right now. Anyway, they more fixed the current Kernel stuff which is/was way more important in that time.
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Certainly, and it's still more important now too, imho.EmuandCo wrote:Nope, but they are busy right now. Anyway, they more fixed the current Kernel stuff which is/was way more important in that time.
But I thought it were different person(s) working on the arm port or the classical ROS, but I guess not. As far as I remember, it was only the 'spark plugs' that were missing, so I thought it would be finished by now - as long as anyone was working on it.
But, as said, I agree that, if if it's the same devs, they have better things to do. (Still would be nifty to be able to run it on my raspberry, though ;-p )
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I made it finally, I installed ReactOS in Qemu on the raspberry pi (512mb).
It takes "only" 5.40min to boot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vqy9ZknhvoM
It takes "only" 5.40min to boot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vqy9ZknhvoM
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What I remember is, they called themselves Ninjas and they wished to remain anonymous.Post by Webunny » 18 Nov 2013 17:07
But it was in regard to the ARM port, indeed.
I know it's not a priority of the current devs - which is normal - but who used to do it in earlier times? Seems to me the ARM port had some real progress for a while, and then stopped. Did the guy/group of people (I'm presuming it's not the current devs) working on it just quit?
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THEBIGLL wrote:I made it finally, I installed ReactOS in Qemu on the raspberry pi (512mb).
It takes "only" 5.40min to boot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vqy9ZknhvoM
That...that was quite... something. I applaud your patience. Qemu, huh? Well, it's a start, I guess. Any ideas on how much of a performance hit it takes compared to something (ROS) that would run native?
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So they still are interested in ReactOS? Considering that I haven't seen any commit messages by them in the last months I hadn't thought that, but it's very nice to know they are still aroundEmuandCo wrote:Nope, but they are busy right now.
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According to Liliputing, 2 million Raspberry Pi's have been sold (a little off topic but still a little bit related ).
http://liliputing.com/2013/11/lilbits-1 ... -sold.html
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That is a lot of Pi.
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Re: Ros&Raspberry Pi
Please check this out: https://code.google.com/p/reactos/Webunny wrote:hbelusca wrote:And since then, no news. Priorities are in fixing the Memory Manager (amongst others).
And? Any progress made since then?
Those are different people than ReactOS Portable Systems Group. The guy in those threads (http://www.reactos.org/pipermail/ros-de ... 15906.html http://www.reactos.org/pipermail/ros-de ... 15969.html) are the leader of the project. You can help them to speed up this process.
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Hi,
I have four Raspberry Pi's with SD 32 GB cards just laying around in my lab, still in the box.... So using Linux/Fedora/Slackware, how does one go about building ReactOS for ARM? Where to download tools, etc? How to load the SD cards? Just a basic how to for ReactOS developers.....
I have four Raspberry Pi's with SD 32 GB cards just laying around in my lab, still in the box.... So using Linux/Fedora/Slackware, how does one go about building ReactOS for ARM? Where to download tools, etc? How to load the SD cards? Just a basic how to for ReactOS developers.....
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