Picture Frame, Booting
I took an old laptop we had at work and turned it into a digital picture frame using Damn Small Linux. It has an SSH and FTP server on it so I can add pictures to it pretty easily. Here it is booting up.
I will be making a second one of these using my own laptop. It will be a little different because it doesn't have a HD and I will be using a wireless card in it. I want to try and use Linux if I can but my WiFi card isn't supported very well. If I can't get the ndiswrapper to work I will just use a BartPE boot disk like I am using now.
I will be making a second one of these using my own laptop. It will be a little different because it doesn't have a HD and I will be using a wireless card in it. I want to try and use Linux if I can but my WiFi card isn't supported very well. If I can't get the ndiswrapper to work I will just use a BartPE boot disk like I am using now.
posted by TomTheGeek at
11:26 PM
2 Comments:
a while back I noticed your post on installing bluetooth inside of a laptop and I just saw this post on the laptop picture frame. Would you know how to turn the screen off of a compac pressario x1000 wide screen into an extra laptop monitor? I have both the screen and the ATI mobility radeon video card that the screen was attached to inside of the laptop. My email address is harlequingraphics@yahoo.com
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Anonymous, at 2:07 PM CST
I walked past that thing a couple of times before noticing it wasn't a photo.
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Anonymous, at 1:38 PM CDT
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