Is there any way to get limpus on the diamond?
Linpus seems to base on x86 pc platform. the htc diamond is based on a arm architectur. but for general linux can run on arm devices..
What linux would this be? other than android (if that is linux? om no guru at linux)
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How about installing a linux based mobile os on to a Windows mobile (XDA Stealth).
OpenMoko is designed to run on ARM processors and so is windows mobile, so I think technically it is possible to do so.
I am probably going to work around that. Just wanted to know if anyone had already done that.
About openmoko http://wiki.openmoko.org
Thanks
Kunal Deo
It is possible
Just found out on handhelds.org that it is possible to install linux on HP IPAQ.
Hi can you please tell me more about the openmoko on our windows mobile device whats the steps to get it to run? and what files or needed any links thanksI went to thehttp://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Why_Openmokobut its too confusing for me to understand it lol
Hello guys,
While looking the Linux Ubuntu distribution updates I've found this interesting. Ubuntu team is having success with Mobile Linux tests into some intel platforms.
Did anyone ever tried it to work on Trinity? I've searched but couldn't find anything.
URL: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileTeam/Mobile?action=show&redirect=MobileAndEmbedded
Hello.
With the growing sizes of SD and microSD Cards it is (or will become) more important to have a good and reliable filesystem to store the big amounts of data.
Well, on Windows Mobile there is only support for FAT and FAT32, and as commonly known, they don't belog into categories like reliable.
Microsoft just introduced a new Filesystem called exFAT, which has quite a lot of advantages. Sadly, it is not supported in the latest Version of Windows Mobile.
When I searched the internet, I found that Windows CE6.0 R2 came out, which contains support for exFAT. There are also a lot of resources free to download, which should help porting exFAT to Windows Mobile 6.5
Windows CE 6.0 Evaluation Toolkit:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...FamilyID=7e286847-6e06-4a0c-8cac-ca7d4c09cb56
Windows CE 6.0 R2
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...FamilyID=f41fc7c1-f0f4-4fd6-9366-b61e0ab59565
Windows CE 6.0 R3
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...FamilyID=bc247d88-ddb6-4d4a-a595-8eee3556fe46
Maybe it is possible to port, maybe not. I can't tell, but maybe a developer here finds that interesting enough to take a look at it.
The drivers written for Windows CE 6.0 are written for running on CE 6.0 kernel that has a completely new architecture, as it is much more optimized for speed etc etc etc.....
Our devices are running CE 5.2 Kernel.
We'll have support for exFAT when Windows Mobile 7 will be released.
Windows Mobile 7 will run on 6.x or 7.x CE Kernel, where the exFAT FS drivers are / will be available.
*sigh* ... ok
Is there any distro based on debian that run well on the kaiser?, or maybe i must ask: what distro has the best support for the kaiser (screen, keyboard, wifi, phone, battery, etc)
And how i run/install it?
Regards!
The linux distro develop on kaiser stops several month ago, search in the old kernel thread for more info but none is working on it.
Is it possible to install Windows 8.1 or 8 on this tablet? i know it has an x86 atom CPU but i havent been able to figure out how to install Windows on it yet.
has anyone here installed windows on a x86 android tablet? if so i want to know how to do it on this samsung tablet
I suppose, having Windows 8.1 sources, you won't build the system without having sources for all hardware components of the device. So no, it is not possible to install Windows on every device.