On 20/07/2012 14:13, Francois Andriot wrote: > Le 20/07/2012 08:51, Mike Howard a écrit : >> Hi All, >> >> Maybe somebody could give me a hint on this. I hope it's not >> something obvious. >> >> For my own benefit, I'm attempting to rebuild the Red Hat rpms >> targeting armv5tel, so that I may use Trinity on my Toshiba AC100. >> I'm working through the main install requirements in order to get a >> basic install so I've done tqtinterface, arts, dbus-tqt, dbus-1-tqt, >> tdelibs along with all the requires but can't get past tdebase. > > Hello, > I'm very interested by your results, since I own a Toshiba AC100 too. > How does RedSleeve behave on AC100 ? Is it fast enough to be daily > usable ? How do you install it ? > > I've already tried Ubuntu 12.04 armhf which works good, but alas I do > not like Ubuntu ;-) and there is no TDE release for 12.04. > > Francois Hi Francois, Red Sleeve behaves really well, I'm impressed. I am, by default, a debian user really and haven't used Red Hat based distros for a few years but so far so good. Like you, I don't like Ubuntu (in fact, I hate it) and if I wasn't intentionally trying to get used to Red Hat again, I would have put debian on the AC100. With regard to speed, its fine. I have used kde4 on the AC100 with Red Sleeve and it is surprisingly good (I've never been a fan of kde4 so far) and I will stick with it if I don't succeed with TDE, though I do expect to succeed, eventually :) Gordon Bobic created some really good kernel patches enabling (completely safe) overclocking to 1200MHz without any hardware mods. 1450MHz with hardware mods. Installing is a doddle, especially if you have already put Ubuntu on it. A rootfs is provided by RS. If you want more detailed info, contact me off list. Cheers, Mike. -- Any question is easy if you know the answer!