It's small, it's *error free* (you'll never have to run fsck!)
All you need is a binary version of mpg123 (compile it on some other
box).
Also, i have some ideas on how to manage playlists.
There is some pretty cheap isa card that emulates a serial console, you
plug in your keyboard and monitor
The only advantage to having it be a floppy distro is that I save space,
right? Right now I am just trying to get this off the ground. So first I
want to get linux onto the computer, and I am wondering what distribution,
and how much of the distribution I need. Obviously I don't need everything
be
There is a good mp3 player called mpg123, you can find it at
freshmeat.net, just search for it.
I would recommend using a floppy based distro that copies itself to ram.
And a question, i wonder how you plan to manage your playlists? With a
keyboard and monitor? IR?
glen wrote:
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> I am looking
I've found this site:
http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/bchafy/mp3.html
It includes information about Linux and mp3s in general, as well as
links to some car mp3 player projects.
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I am looking for general information about linux and MP3s.
I am trying to make an MP3 player for my car by taking appart an old 486
or 586, and putting on an opperating system with an mp3 player. I have all
the hardware, so that part is cheaper then buying one, and playing with
the software is pot
