> I'd noticed it was pretty sloppy but I did not want to start bashing
> their scripts as well (he-he) and diverting the issue.
I wasn't "bash"ing their scripts - honest :-)
> The closer I look the less impressed I am. They give the impression
> they supply a working minimallist linux but I'm getting closer to the
> point where I'm going to have to rebuild most of it before it can can
> be deployed.
I can't agree. I view it as I'm buying a well engineered, cheap, board,
along with a base system (actually 2 base systems) that is/are a starting
point for developments. If they spent more on s/w developement and that
pushed up the price, I wouldn't be happy. So far I've not met any serious
s/w gotchas that couldn't be fixed - the virtue of the open source world.
> Neither do they seem to bothered about correcting this sort of thing.
I don't think it ranks as a serious problem - the busybox problem is a
busybox problem not a TS problem, and frankly scripts are trivially
re-engineered. They have to concentrate on the s/w bits strictly in their
domain.
Believe me there are other suppliers with a lot more expensive products and
absolutely NO s/w support without a contract!
Jim
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