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Re: Now it's the time...
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Posted on: 2005/2/13 5:51
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Re: Now it's the time...
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Quote:

Holley wrote:
Is poseidon open source even?


Nope. That's why I said "clone".

Posted on: 2005/2/13 0:29
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Re: Now it's the time...
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a USB stack needs to be in place before thinking about work on drivers

Posted on: 2005/2/12 18:37
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Re: Now it's the time...
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Maybe if somebody could just start with the basic HID stuff like mouse and Keyboard, I dont know about you but im fed up needing a seperate PC for aros because i use a USB wireless mouse & KB on my main desktop...
The basic HID stuff is very well documented, and i think USB is easier than TCP/IP maybe.. Its just a shame there are many USB host chips, meaning drivers for each will be needed.
So again, it will be just the main most common 1 or 2 to start with if any.

Posted on: 2005/2/12 9:41
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Re: Now it's the time...
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Is poseidon open source even?

Posted on: 2005/2/12 7:28
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Re: Now it's the time...
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Now that TCP/IP is finished, next step is a USB stack, and of course a 'modern' web browser.
It seems that AROS is gaining momentum in the rest of the Amiga community.


Would a USB stack have to be a clone of Poisiden, as thats the most popular one? Or would our own AROS USB stack be just as good or better even?

Posted on: 2005/2/12 4:09
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Re: Now it's the time...
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There is a Forum here to propose new bounties.
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Re: Now it's the time...
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True. I was thinking of starting a bounty for a USB stack but first I need to sell some stuff on e-bay

Posted on: 2005/2/12 0:09
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Now it's the time...
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Now that TCP/IP is finished, next step is a USB stack, and of course a 'modern' web browser.
It seems that AROS is gaining momentum in the rest of the Amiga community.

Posted on: 2005/2/12 0:01
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