Recently I upgraded my Lemote Box to 512M main memory. 256M is indeed a little small for GNOME. As current 32bit kernel do not support memory larger than 256M (If you can solve it, just contact Lemote and get one machine!), I was forced to use 64bit kernel. It no longer freezes.
Talked with foxsen and he agrees. His Loongson laptop is with 512M memory and never dumps. But his Loongson Box with 32bit kernel did freeze once.
Waiting for explanations and solutions.
Sunday, March 18, 2007
To friends who are interested in Lemote Box
If you want a Lemote Box, you'd better contact Lemote and prove that you can make good use of it, e.g. software porting. Lemote still keep a very few Lemote Boxes for super Linuxers. Lemote Box will be free of charge if you do something important . Several days ago Lemote has given a Loongson Box to a high school student as a gift for his undergoing contribution to multimedia lib, though he didn't have a purchase order. His work is try to write a lib useing Loongson Multimedia Instructions.
Another choice is to wait for better products which will come out this year.
Another choice is to wait for better products which will come out this year.
Beryl 0.2.0 on Loongson Box
Saturday, March 10, 2007
Progressing, but a little slowly
Lemote has release a new version of Loongson-optimized mplayer and new real codecs. From the instant feedback of users it is said that there may be a 20 percent better(faster) when playing rmvb and other videos. Strangely, still some rm file cannot be played. Perhaps we still need more work.
Foxsen today says he has solved 1G RAM problem. Current PMON has bugs so that it refused to recognize some 1G RAMs correctly.
64bit kernel is another issue. Many users have encountered a serious problem that 32bit Linux system running on 64bit kernel is accidentally down. It is difficult for developers to solve such random-occurring problems. Strangely, it seems that some users never had this problem but some usually got it.
Foxsen today says he has solved 1G RAM problem. Current PMON has bugs so that it refused to recognize some 1G RAMs correctly.
64bit kernel is another issue. Many users have encountered a serious problem that 32bit Linux system running on 64bit kernel is accidentally down. It is difficult for developers to solve such random-occurring problems. Strangely, it seems that some users never had this problem but some usually got it.
Sunday, March 4, 2007
Bochs on Loongson
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