AeroMan wrote:
I´ve checked the bounty. It is for Linux hosted, right ?
Yes, you always start with Linux Hosted as that gives you a nice stable development environment with known behaviour and no strange hardware effects. Once that's done then you can write some hardware drivers and bootstrap... and get going native :-)
I was thinking about something small. We produce tracking devices for vehicles. I though it could be a nice alternative to make some experiments.
I wouldn't trust a vehicle control system without memory protection. Still, it would be nice to see AROS doing something interesting.
What about legal stuff ?
What legal stuff? AROS is opensource, and covered by the APL, you can use it in a commercial product if you wish.
