Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Thu 8th Feb 2007 22:07 UTC, submitted by Floris Lambrechts
More than one million devices have already shipped with LinuxBIOS, and the growth is continuing. In his interview for the upcoming FOSDEM 2007 conference, LinuxBIOS creator Ronald Minnich talks about vendor support, the One Laptop Per Child BIOS, and his reluctance towards EFI.
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Member since:2006-07-15
Comparing apples with oranges is usus nowadays I guess?
>And people with a sane one would go compile their own kernels, for example?
But this is to some extent true too, nobody in BSD would do it without need for example 
But the nonsense begins, if you're seeing a need in overclocking your hardware. Some people call this an error in reasoning.
Member since:2006-04-06
But the nonsense begins, if you're seeing a need in overclocking your hardware.
A few years ago, I bought a motherboard with an AMD Athlon XP 2000+ processor. But, it would not run at 2GHz by default. At the store, employees made it very clear that I would need to change the clock speed from 100 to 133 - and even the box with the CPU mentioned the number 133.
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2005-11-12
Everyone with a sane mind wouldn't do such a nonsense.
And people with a sane one would go compile their own kernels, for example?
Sometimes I think us non-windows users are a bunch of masochists.