--its made for legacy systems and seems to run just fine on a box with 128mb of ram so 64mb should be ok (so long as we have swap space....)
Full Version: Teenpup2009 On Xbox
Anyone feel like hacking at Teenpup 2009 to see if they can get it working on the xbox hardware?
--its made for legacy systems and seems to run just fine on a box with 128mb of ram so 64mb should be ok (so long as we have swap space....)
--its made for legacy systems and seems to run just fine on a box with 128mb of ram so 64mb should be ok (so long as we have swap space....)
I got Puppy Linux to run real nicely on a laptop with 128 memory. Never tried TEENpup. 2.4 kernal so it should be doable.
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=313504
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=313504
Some work on patching the kernel is needed, the same link give the other changes needed.
QUOTE(ldotsfan @ Jun 20 2009, 08:38 AM) 
I'm no kernel wizard but I'd like to keep the 2.6 kernel and the experimental fatx support (I've known they have had good results for over a year)
--if someone would like to take this under thier wing I would be glad to test anything that I could...
QUOTE(donofrio @ Jun 23 2009, 08:03 PM)
I'd like to keep the 2.6 kernel and the experimental fatx support (I've known they have had good results for over a year)
I'm not aware of this progress in FATX for 2.6 kernel - any references for your info?
QUOTE(donofrio @ Jun 27 2009, 12:03 AM)
Did you try it? The TODO states FATX as an outstanding item.
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