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to: MAURICE KINAL
from: KEES VAN EETEN
date: 2014-11-23 20:33:00
subject: last one standing

Hello Maurice!

23 Nov 14 18:43, you wrote to me:

 MK> So it does show up in /sys.  I don't see that here in /sys but do see
 MK> frequency in both lscpu output as well as in /proc/cpuinfo.

 There will be a reason.

 KvE>> The arm version gives neither, maybe sometime in the future.

 MK> Might be a kernel configuration option.  I have never built a kernel for
 MK> arm based systems.  Which distribtion are you using?

 Raspbian, essentialy Debian for the Raspberry, I really feel at home, because
 I have been using Debian for many years on my other systems.

 MK>  I have stumbled
 MK> across a few for RaspberryPi as well as some howtos for installation
 MK> to a SD disk.  Interesting stuff.

 It is quite easy. Find an Image, dd it to a 4Gb SD, plug the SD into the
 Raspberry. A USB keyboard and mouse and a hdmi monitor are handy during
 installation, I run mine headless afterwards.

 MK>  The eeepc is the closest I can come to it
 MK> and have managed to boot to a SD as well as the usb flash disks.  It
 MK> has a
 MK> 4G mini-pci flash disk onboard which I am currently installing to but do
 MK> have a backup bootable usb flash disk that could easily be configured to
 MK> replace the mini-pci based disk if and when it decides to pack it in.
 MK> Also am using a 4G SD card mounted on /home where "Guy Robot" now posts
 MK> from.  :-)

 Yes 2:289/5006 runs of the 4Gb SD, it runs copy of my main node, without the
 news gateway, and a point system, as the mainsystem has no messagebase.

 The pointsystem is without a mailer, so only hpt and golded. It carries
 all the echo that pass here. With the sourcefiles for the fido software this
 all fits on the 4GB. It is now 90% full, so a move to a 8Gb SD is planned.

 That should not be to much of a problem. A dd from one card to the other,
 run parted to enlarge the FS, reboot from the new SD. Ready.

 Just for fun as I have no spare IPv4 addresses, 2:280/5006 is IPv6 only
 for incoming traffic. In line with that it exchanges it echo's only
 with Nodes that support IPv6.

Kees

--- FPD v2.9.040207  GoldED+/LNX 1.1.5
* Origin: As for me, all I know is that, I know nothing. (2:280/5003.4)

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