Beagleboard and Panda Board Drivers

[Nick Krause]

On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 12:16 AM, Saket Sinha <saket.sinha89 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
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> Its really sad that many experts on Linux who have guided me and many others
> like me  are leaving this list just because of some people who do not
> deserve to be on this list.
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> I request them not to take such abrupt steps deriving many of us of their
> precious guidance and mentor-ship. This list has personally helped me a lot
> in ways when even days of googling  and searching did not work.
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> I know, with people like  Nick this becomes very irritating but lets take
> his mails as spams. I get a feeling that he has been deliberately trying to
> get on the nerves of many just to damage their intention and gesture of
> helping others.
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> But provided that this list has helped me so much, I try to put up with his
> mails I request and  pray,  none of the experts and even novices and
> advocates of FOSS whose discussions and questions are so valuable, not to
> leave this list and consider Nick and his mails as non-existent.
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> Regards,
> Saket Sinha
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> On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 9:23 AM, Brad Rex <bradrex at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 8:02 PM, Nick Krause <xerofoify at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> I forget about that thanks Dave. In addition , Brad Rex due to my
>>> memory and my Asperger's  I am
>>> able to do lots of complicated things in my head. Further more I learn
>>> really fast  in my areas of interest,
>>> after my first year of programming I was already have build my own
>>> distro of Linux from Scratch, and
>>> after my second year was learning how to program embedded bootloaders
>>> and the like.  I am not lying
>>> this is no joke and rather common with how high functioning my As is.
>>> Cheers and Thanks Again,
>>
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>> My sincerest apologies in not taking into account your abilities.  Given
>> your past dialog with both this list and LKML, you can forgive me in not
>> being able to fully grasp what you can and cannot do.  Clearly, I'm in the
>> wrong, and myself, and I'm sure many others, have underestimated what you
>> bring to the table.
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>> I wish you the best of luck working on Linux ARM-based processors without
>> hardware in hand.  My office cube is full of Cortex A-8/9/15 hardware from
>> different manufacturers.  I guess I've been doing it wrong all these years.
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>> And with that, I'll be leaving this list, just like others have.  While I
>> never contributed in direct ways to the list, I did benefit from it, and
>> those learnings came out in the code I created for my customers.  I shall
>> miss Valdis' emails: curt, funny, and to the point.  Apparently I'm not
>> worthy enough to be working with or on the kernel or it's drivers, as there
>> are others with way more skill than I have that should be leading the
>> charge.  My years of working on Android, creating tablets, making IP phones,
>> developing VR glasses, creating car infotainment systems, and just plain
>> using Linux as my development environment were just silly endeavors on my
>> part.
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>> PS.  Don't bother responding.  Your response will be send to /dev/null.
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Look Saket,
I asked a valid question and after he turned it into  I was trying to
get to back
but with bad questions and should have the hard ware for testing.
Regards Nick