GuruPlug Software

[Kedar Sovani]

Hi all,

Most of you probably know about the upcoming GuruPlugs. Pages for the GuruPlug software (viz. uboot, kernel and the RFS) have been created at this location: http://plugcomputer.org/plugwiki/index.php/GuruPlug

We'll be glad to get any feedback in this forum regarding the same.

Best,
Kedar.

[madman2003]

The AP mode of 88W8688 does not appear in the upstream driver (libertas_sdio), is this a feature that will go upstream eventually?

EDIT: found the patch, and i was wondering why this isn't an extension to the current driver (IW_MODE_MASTER support). Does it not meet the requirements for a proper accesspoint?

[big_ignoramus]

Thank you for the Wiki pages on the GuruPlug. How come the Wiki Main page doesn't link to it? Right now you can't really find it unless you get the link here in the forums. Additionally I'd like to see something on the GuruPlug Display. That's my 2 cents, anyway.

[cellulean]

Thanks for this, I didn't know how to find it until I got here. On the Wiki page, I can't find no link to it so thanks for sharing.

[Kedar Sovani]

Ok, I have included a link from the main page.

[SgtPepper]

Ok, I have included a link from the main page.

Speaking of, are you (or whoever would be appropriate) aware of the missing ampersands in links in the plugwiki section of the main plugcomputer.org page?

For instance, your edit showed a link as

Code:

http://www.openplug.org/plugwiki/index.php?title=Main_Pagediff=1828oldid=prev

when it should have been (see just before diff)

Code:

http://www.openplug.org/plugwiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=1828oldid=prev

I tend to follow the forum and the wiki using that page, and every time I visit one of those links, I have to insert the ampersand manually.

Also, booooo on the autoplaying video that I have to stop every time.

[Kedar Sovani]

I think may be you should talk to the wiki administrator...

[tinker]

Does the version of uboot used for the GuruPlug Server Plus support booting the kernel and RFS from an eSata drive? That would be extremely useful for the application I have in mind.