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I'm working on a semi-embedded FreeBSD device, but am unsure where to find
some "good" hardware to build a prototype.  I am in need of some type of
integrated motherboard that has excellent support for audio as well as well
as a video chipset that will play flawless video, and possibly OpenGL, under
FreeBSD/X.  Where can I find any currently available motherboards that fit
this description?  Are there any upcoming developments to note as well?

I would like for this motherboard to support PCI devices as well as USB.

Also, are there any companies that build cases for small devices according
to specs a person would provide?

Thanks much!


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that would be an Xbox or a PS2.....

the flawless video requirement is what limits your options.....

On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, George D. Plymale wrote:

> I'm working on a semi-embedded FreeBSD device, but am unsure where to find
> some "good" hardware to build a prototype.  I am in need of some type of
> integrated motherboard that has excellent support for audio as well as well
> as a video chipset that will play flawless video, and possibly OpenGL, under
> FreeBSD/X.  Where can I find any currently available motherboards that fit
> this description?  Are there any upcoming developments to note as well?
>
> I would like for this motherboard to support PCI devices as well as USB.
>
> Also, are there any companies that build cases for small devices according
> to specs a person would provide?
>
> Thanks much!
>
>
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Iam up to date CTM 4.4 stable and have not been able to build any picobsd
versions
for several weeks.

Been waiting for fixes and noticed that picobsd script was
updated most recently oct 2 and again on oct 8 but my build problem persists.

my problems are:

  Picobsd script menu does not retain my picobsd type selection, must
specify type
  on command line.

  When editing kernel config from picobsd menu, the script crashes back to
shell
  when kernel config editor is exited.

  Finally build aborts, /tmp/picobsd.xyzzz no space left on device copying
kernel

Is it my systems or is the script currently broke ?

thanks 
scott





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From owner-freebsd-small  Thu Oct 11 12:21:59 2001
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the bugs in the interactive are almost certainly my fault, i
did not do full testing on that part after a rather mechanical
variable name change.

Patches appreciated if you have a chance to fix them.

For the "no space left thing" I think it is just ordinary code bloat,
you almost surely have to remove a few things from crunch.conf
which have grown in size as time goes by.

	cheers
	luigi
> versions
> for several weeks.
> 
> Been waiting for fixes and noticed that picobsd script was
> updated most recently oct 2 and again on oct 8 but my build problem persists.
> 
> my problems are:
> 
>   Picobsd script menu does not retain my picobsd type selection, must
> specify type
>   on command line.
> 
>   When editing kernel config from picobsd menu, the script crashes back to
> shell
>   when kernel config editor is exited.
> 
>   Finally build aborts, /tmp/picobsd.xyzzz no space left on device copying
> kernel
> 
> Is it my systems or is the script currently broke ?
> 
> thanks 
> scott
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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