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Tuesday, 18 December 2012

Bodhi ARMHF Alpha for Nexus 7

Posted on 18:17 by Unknown
Earlier this month we collected enough donations that I was able to pick up a Nexus 7 to do some development work on for Bodhi. Today I would like to share our first public images for the Nexus 7. They install, they boot up, and they are semi functional. By that I mean the touchscreen and wireless work OOTB and the interface runs smoothly on the device. I haven't had time to try and make audio work fully yet - but I have gotten some noise to come...
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Sunday, 16 December 2012

Bodhi ARMHF Alpha for Samsung Chromebook

Posted on 21:48 by Unknown
As I mentioned in a post last weekend, I've got my hands on the new Samsung Chromebook. The hardware in this device is simply awesome (full formal review forthcoming), but ChromeOS left me wanting a real operating system with non-cloud applications. Thankfully I've been working on Bodhi's ARM branch for awhile now and it proved fairly simple to get at least a base system up and rolling on the Chromebook (largely due to the fact that ChromeOS...
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Saturday, 8 December 2012

Bodhi Linux ARMHF RootFS

Posted on 19:52 by Unknown
If you've been following my blog (or my updates on Google+) then odds are you know I currently have my hands on two ARM devices (plus a third in the mail) I am working on creating Bodhi Linux images for. With this in mind I've decided I am going to start maintaining a generic ARMHF root file system to make creating Bodhi Linux images for new ARM devices easier for myself and others.You will always be able to find the latest copy of this file system...
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Friday, 7 December 2012

HOWTO: Start an SSH Session from ChromeOS

Posted on 10:09 by Unknown
My lovely fiance knows how much I love my toys and opted to get me one of the new ARM based Chrome books as an early Christmas present. I'd been talking a lot about the device because the hardware on it is fairly fantastic for the 250$ price tag it comes with. At any rate - I'll be writing up a full formal review of the device at a later date (once I have had a chance to use it more). I also plan to create Bodhi ARM images for the device once time permits.Until I have time to get Bodhi running on the device though I am stuck with ChromeOS - which...
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Sunday, 2 December 2012

Bodhi Linux Nexus 7 Drive

Posted on 09:02 by Unknown
So I was on the Kernel Panic Ogg cast last night (the episode should be for download later this weekend). While we where discussing a number of things related to Bodhi our ARM port and tablet interface came up. ARM hardware is a very different beast from your normal x86/64bit devices. Meaning even if you have functional kernel drivers for a given device - you still often need a seperate file system images for each device you wish to be easily installable on.Currently we provide easy to install ARM images for the RaspBerry Pi and the Genesi...
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