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And step five: a GUI at last :)
There it was, a graphical user interface. It was hard to get this... And I guess I didn't work hard enough, if you take a look at the upcoming pictures...
Anyway, it's a start. I've been hacking for a little more then a week now, and I've already come this far.
This is the touch screen calibrating program running. I had all the programs on my PC, and shared then over USB through NFS, and the result is a working (but slow) full-blown operating system.
The biggest problem was the network initialisation built into this OS, which disabled the NFS-shared programs (nfsroot filesystem) and stopped the booting process. After completely removing that network initialisation part it showed this screen after about 5 minutes of booting.
And step five: a GUI at last :)
There it was, a graphical user interface. It was hard to get this... And I guess I didn't work hard enough, if you take a look at the upcoming pictures...
Anyway, it's a start. I've been hacking for a little more then a week now, and I've already come this far.
This is the touch screen calibrating program running. I had all the programs on my PC, and shared then over USB through NFS, and the result is a working (but slow) full-blown operating system.
The biggest problem was the network initialisation built into this OS, which disabled the NFS-shared programs (nfsroot filesystem) and stopped the booting process. After completely removing that network initialisation part it showed this screen after about 5 minutes of booting.