Ubuntu 8.10 was released last week, so here come the network install and boot kernels for Pegasos and EFIKA. Before using any of these, please check the 'known problems' section.
Pegasos netinst:
http://genesi.hu/ubuntu/intrepid_inst_peg
Pegasos boot:
http://genesi.hu/ubuntu/intrepid_boot_peg
EFIKA netinst:
http://genesi.hu/ubuntu/intrepid_inst_efika
EFIKA boot:
http://genesi.hu/ubuntu/intrepid_boot_efika
Pegasos support is almost perfect, with just one major bug found until now, while EFIKA is a bit problematic...
Known problems:
Both: ext3 partitions created by the installer can't be read by the firmware. This means, that the boot kernel needs to be kept somewhere else (tftp, usb key, partition formated by earlier Linux releases, etc.)
EFIKA:
- xubuntu / XFCE is broken, applications don't start (works fine on Pegasos)
- xubuntu swaps 70+ MB just for starting an empty XFCE
- there is no sound support in kernel
Please let me know, if you need sound support for EFIKA, and then I'll try to fix it. Right now it only makes sense, if one uses 'mpd' (Music Player Daemon), a console music player controlled over the network, or something similar.