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Originally Posted by jeroen
I've mirrored those files to http://noc.sixxs.net/archive/pimp/ to make them a bit quicker to access. 50kb/s is no fun trying to d/l things over 100mb. This should make it more accessible for other folks wanting to give it a quick try too. |
Thanks! Should I warn you if I update my work image ?
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This is the main reason I haven't done any further looking or so except for browsing the source and so on, got too much on my hands already. My PiMP is also working reasonably well, except for the biggest annoyance: random is not random and startup-time is a bit on the high side, both I can live with. And as I do actively use it for music/video and carrying stuff around I don't want to brick it either (no time to get a new one either  thus the emu would be a great thing to have in either way. When the emu is working, there is no risk involved, and most likely by that time I should have some spare space left to jump into it, but for now, I'll just peek onto the forum now and then.
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It is understandable. But we can always beginning to code for the PMP, although we need a serial link which implies opening the PMP and soldering.
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I have a pretty silly idea though: add bluetooth dongle + headset + WiFi NIC et tada, one very nice SIP phone *whistle* Of course it should be able to do IPv4+IPv6 then
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lol
Many people, many needs, too less coders
But a great idea.
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15:12:45 (8.97 MB/s) - `pmp100_dev_kit_v1.0 3.tgz' saved [138313865/138313865]
Should be fast enough for most folks I hope (not local, but a wget over at least a 100km distance
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Yep
thx
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