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frostschutz · 06-30-2015, 04:30 AM

Never knew about the debug service option, but if it's provided by nickel it would be no good for me since sometimes I like to kill nickel ^_^; although I doubt they'd actually duplicate this functionality when busybox already packs telnet and ftp servers.

It should be visible in pstree? With most telnet mods it would look like this:

Code:

|-inetd---busybox---sh---pstree

Thanks for your fbswitch, it inspired me to finally try to talk to the framebuffer directly instead of going through pickel showpic.

I actually use softfloat for the Kobo. I wasn't sure if all Kobo's had hardware floating point support and even though one of my programs uses floating point (pngshow via lodepng) I did not notice a difference in performance.

06-30-2015, 04:30 AM	#18
frostschutz Linux User Posts: 2,282 Karma: 6123806 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Heidelberg, Germany Device: none	Never knew about the debug service option, but if it's provided by nickel it would be no good for me since sometimes I like to kill nickel ^_^; although I doubt they'd actually duplicate this functionality when busybox already packs telnet and ftp servers. It should be visible in pstree? With most telnet mods it would look like this: Code: \|-inetd---busybox---sh---pstree Thanks for your fbswitch, it inspired me to finally try to talk to the framebuffer directly instead of going through pickel showpic. I actually use softfloat for the Kobo. I wasn't sure if all Kobo's had hardware floating point support and even though one of my programs uses floating point (pngshow via lodepng) I did not notice a difference in performance.