I don't know if the size constraints can be kept up with, but I find
mandriva to be the best hardware-support distro out there.
Philippe
chronoer wrote:
> Dear all
> i want to install a small or embedded os on the main board,via's
> EPIA
> http://www.via.com.tw/en/products/mainboards/
> i have installed desktop-like ubuntu and netbsd both with x window
> on it (start x successfully not yet in netbsd )
> ubuntu has most hardware supports
> both need 256 mb ~ 512 mb without any kernel tuning or package
> slimming
> I need a os with software dvd player and usb driver
> hope size is around 32mb
>
> after surfing the net
> tiny x server sounds good
>
> so i think
> my kernel based on ubuntu + tiny x server + vlc(it takes around 10
> mb ^^a )
> (about dvd player , i just want decoder support mpeg 2 the most
> popular one in the hardware dvd player now )
> any body has better solution?
>
>
> Sincerely Michael
Reply by chronoer●April 12, 20062006-04-12
Dear all
i want to install a small or embedded os on the main board,via's
EPIA
http://www.via.com.tw/en/products/mainboards/
i have installed desktop-like ubuntu and netbsd both with x window
on it (start x successfully not yet in netbsd )
ubuntu has most hardware supports
both need 256 mb ~ 512 mb without any kernel tuning or package
slimming
I need a os with software dvd player and usb driver
hope size is around 32mb
after surfing the net
tiny x server sounds good
so i think
my kernel based on ubuntu + tiny x server + vlc(it takes around 10
mb ^^a )
(about dvd player , i just want decoder support mpeg 2 the most
popular one in the hardware dvd player now )
any body has better solution?
Sincerely Michael