2.6.32.16 kernel

I have compiled this kernel in Wary, intend to use it for the next release of Wary.

Patched source tarball and SFS can be found here:

http://bkhome.org/sources/kernel-2.6.32.16/
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I tried to compile all the analog modem drivers, had the same success/fail as with the 2.6.34.x kernel.

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Comments

Quirky 1.3 ?
Username: ChrisThomas
Will you develop Quirky anymore? Will Quirky be one step ahead of Wary always? Thanks!"24 Jul 2010, 21:53"01738"86.96.226.16'Quirky = the best variant of puppy from BarryK"panzerpuppy"+1 Barry should update Quirky. It's the only *cutting-edge* puppy that works great on a wide variety of hardware (from the crappiest 12-year old single core Intel celeron-based PCs to modern six-core Core i7 beasts) Works even better on AMD-based hardware - Athlons, Durons, Semprons and Phenoms just love it :) Username: 25 Jul 2010, 4:54
"01738"77.28.173.11'WONDERFUL (multimedia) news for BarryK and all Puppy users :)"happypuppy"WONDERFUL NEWS: FFmpeg's new 'ffvp8' WEBM Decoder is 100% open-source (unlike libvpx / GStreamer) and BLASTS Google's / GStreamer's libvpx in performance ! " Back when I originally reviewed VP8, I noted that the official decoder, libvpx, was rather slow. While there was no particular reason that it should be much faster than a good H.264 decoder, it shouldn’t have been that much slower either! So, I set out with Ronald Bultje and David Conrad to make a better one in FFmpeg. This one would be community-developed and free from the beginning, rather than the proprietary code-dump that was libvpx. A few weeks ago the decoder was complete enough to be bit-exact with libvpx, making it the first independent free implementation of a VP8 decoder. Now, with the first round of optimizations complete, it should be ready for primetime. " " Want to get faster playback of WebM in your browser? Lobby your browser developers to use ffvp8 instead of libvpx. I expect Chrome to switch first, as they already use libavcodec for most of their playback system. " For more info click the original news link below: http://x264dev.multimedia.cx/?p=499"25 Jul 2010, 10:05"01738"77.28.175.0'Tried that "Iguleder"I compiled ffmpeg with the built-in VP8 codec for my puplet, now I can drop both the yasm and libvpx packages, that's great! Moreover, it's way faster than libvpx ... so it's a win-win case."26 Jul 2010, 4:03"01738"109.67.43.116'

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