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* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuzRsXKm_NQ LinuxBIOS with X Server Inside] — LinuxBIOS with X Server (Kdrive, formely TinyX) inside a 2MB BIOS flash memory (no hard drive required). | * [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuzRsXKm_NQ LinuxBIOS with X Server Inside] — LinuxBIOS with X Server (Kdrive, formely TinyX) inside a 2MB BIOS flash memory (no hard drive required). | ||
| − | * Another (better quality) version of the video in | + | * Another (better quality) version of the video in Ogg Theora is available [http://downloads.sourceforge.net/fornix/linuxbios.ogg here] (9.7 MB). |
* A [http://www.linuxabordo.com.br/wiki/index.php?title=LinuxBIOS_Graphical HOWTO] for this setup is available, too. | * A [http://www.linuxabordo.com.br/wiki/index.php?title=LinuxBIOS_Graphical HOWTO] for this setup is available, too. | ||
Revision as of 23:28, 26 April 2007
This page will contain LinuxBIOS-related screenshots, photos, and videos soon.
Contents |
Screenshots and Photos
The first LinuxBIOS cluster, Ed.
Windows, QEMU, FILO, and LinuxBIOS.
More than a million devices already run on LinuxBIOS!
There are also a few more photos/screenshots on Google Image Search.
Videos
There are several LinuxBIOS-related videos on YouTube.
OLPC booting with LinuxBIOS
The OLPC board.
The boot splash screen.
LinuxBIOS booting.
Peter Stuge's car MP3 player
The car MP3 player.
LinuxBIOS booting, serial console on the attached laptop.
LinuxBIOS with X Server Inside
- LinuxBIOS with X Server Inside — LinuxBIOS with X Server (Kdrive, formely TinyX) inside a 2MB BIOS flash memory (no hard drive required).
- Another (better quality) version of the video in Ogg Theora is available here (9.7 MB).
- A HOWTO for this setup is available, too.
Intro screen.
The hardware.
LinuxBIOS + Linux booting (six seconds to Busybox).
rxvt in a minimal X-Server (Kdrive)
FOSDEM 2007 LinuxBIOS-talk
- There's a video recording of Ron Minnich's LinuxBIOS talk (OGG, 234 MB) from FOSDEM 2007 — Ron gives important tech insights - excellent newbie briefing.
Intro.
Who uses it?
Why Linux as BIOS?
EFI, the "DRM BIOS".
Linux-as-BIOS, Linux-as-bootloader.
LinuxBIOS in 1999.
LinuxBIOS in 2002.
Remote BIOS updates.
Automated test system.
Test reports.
LinuxBIOS version 3.
