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Jul 27 05:24:30 <dcordes_> pong
Jul 27 12:36:50 <CIA-60> angstrom: 03testlab <testlab@angstrom> 07master * r766986ba02 10testlab/beagleboard/GNOME-image/ (4 files): beagleboard: GNOME-image configured for angstrom 2011.03 using branch 2011.03-maintenance and revision 7139494
Jul 27 12:41:23 <CIA-60> angstrom: 03Koen Kooi <koen@dominion.thruhere.net> 07master * r1abf2de2e3 10meta-angstrom/conf/distro/include/ (angstrom-core-tweaks.inc angstrom-eglibc.inc angstrom.inc): 
Jul 27 12:41:23 <CIA-60> angstrom: Adjust for new tune infrastructure
Jul 27 12:41:23 <CIA-60> angstrom: Signed-off-by: Koen Kooi <koen@dominion.thruhere.net>
Jul 27 13:17:25 <CIA-60> angstrom: 03testlab <testlab@angstrom> 07master * r66cbba2c93 10testlab/beagleboard/Beagleboard-demo-image/ (4 files): beagleboard: Beagleboard-demo-image configured for angstrom 2011.03 using branch 2011.03-maintenance and revision 7139494
Jul 27 14:16:12 <CIA-60> angstrom: 03testlab <testlab@angstrom> 07master * rd09b71c7d2 10testlab/beagleboard/Linuxtag2010-image/ (4 files): beagleboard: Linuxtag2010-image configured for angstrom 2011.03 using branch 2011.03-maintenance and revision 7139494
Jul 27 14:19:40 <CIA-60> angstrom: 03testlab <testlab@angstrom> 07master * r8ec87a6f02 10testlab/beagleboard/validation-GNOME-image/ (4 files): beagleboard: validation-GNOME-image configured for angstrom 2011.03 using branch 2011.03-maintenance and revision 7139494
Jul 27 14:40:09 <CIA-60> angstrom: 03testlab <testlab@angstrom> 07next * rd7bdca8a5b 10testlab/hx4700/console-image/ (4 files): hx4700: console-image configured for angstrom v2011.07 using branch org.openembedded.dev and revision 672aea6
Jul 27 15:11:37 <Strife89> :D
Jul 27 15:11:50 <Strife89> Movement on the hx4700! \o/
Jul 27 15:13:34 <CIA-60> angstrom: 03Koen Kooi <koen@dominion.thruhere.net> 07master * rfaa96f6e2b 10meta-angstrom/conf/distro/include/angstrom.inc: 
Jul 27 15:13:34 <CIA-60> angstrom: remove TARGET_FPU settings, those aren't needed anymore
Jul 27 15:13:34 <CIA-60> angstrom: Signed-off-by: Koen Kooi <koen@dominion.thruhere.net>
Jul 27 18:42:28 <in> hi, I just learned about angstrom via google and have a question I'm hoping someone can answer for me:  I'm a software developer and have a client who wants essentially a kiosk device (dedicated web browser, no access to hardware) on an Archos 101 tablet.  It doesn't look like I can lock the device down like they want with Android but it seems it would be possible with Linux.  Can anyone tell me if this sounds reasonable?  Does Angstrom completely 
Jul 27 18:42:29 <in> replace Android?
Jul 27 18:51:31 <tobi1> from my point of view angstrom is a fully functional linux
Jul 27 18:51:41 <tobi1> so yes, everything you just mentioned is possible with angstrom
Jul 27 18:51:47 <tobi1> but also with android, I think
Jul 27 20:12:26 <dm8tbr> in: for that you will have to enlist the help of archos
Jul 27 20:12:51 <dm8tbr> in: as the recovery menu gives you the option to wipe out whatver you installed and install something else
Jul 28 00:41:46 <in> dm8tbr:  thanks that's what I was thinking.  We're trying to see if the client has a checkin phase where we could boot from an SD drive and have it rewrite the internal flash but it might be that we need a firmware tweak from archos.  Presumably if we buy enough tablets they'll help (one hopes).
Jul 28 00:41:58 <in> And thanks to you too tobi1 for taking the time to answer.
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