Re: updating online free-electrons docs -- feel free to lend a hand

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On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 3:04 PM, Robert P. J. Day <rpjday@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>  recently, i offered to work with the guys at free-electrons.com to
> bring some of their online docs up to date.  i suspect a few people on
> this list have already taken advantage of the wealth of
> freely-available information here:
>
>  http://free-electrons.com/docs/
>
> for my own benefit, i'm going to start with the USB drivers tutorial
> and see what needs to be made more current.  and if anyone else here
> has the time and inclination to help out, it's simple -- pick a
> document, go through it, compare it against the latest kernel
> source, make notes of what seems to be out of date, and drop me a
> note since i'll be happy to act as the focal point and collate what
> comes in into something comprehensible.
>
>  sorry, no, it's not a paying gig for you (just as it isn't for me
> :-).  but if you want to donate some time and effort to guys who have
> put a lot into making this sort of material available for anyone, then
> lend a hand on whatever interests you.
>
>  and i'll also try to find the time to add more material to that
> site, if my schedule permits.
>
>  in any event, go wild.  and send me your suggestions/corrections.
>
> rday
>
> p.s.  it also wouldn't hurt to let me know which docs you find that
> are simply wildly out of date and have little current value WRT to the
> current kernel.  that's also useful information.
>
> p.p.s.  as i've mentioned before, i gently browbeat michael at f-e
> into getting a twitter account:
>
>  http://twitter.com/free_electrons
>
> now i just have to browbeat him into starting to tweet stuff. :-)

I am learning OE and bitbake so would like to update those tutorials
and labs. My case-study will be SHR over FreeRunner or to make it more
universal I'll use qemuarm.

The tutorial is definitely outdated now. Tools have changed and many
problems have been solved.

I learned the basics from their openly available material so I would
love to update the material.

-- 
Shaz

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