[email protected] wrote:
Pretty soon I felt that despite OpenWRT being good and useful I ought
to try an alternative: Debian. I followed the steps in the pyneo.org
guide on the subject. The first attempt failed. After a reboot I could
see the boot manager printing the default text about loading the kernel
and then the screen turned black.
When I did this, it was simply because Debian was presenting a login
prompt on a different virtual console than the one being displayed. It
was just a matter of waiting for a while and pressing ctrl-alt-f<n>
(which needs quite a few fingers!) and the console would appear.
It sounds like you may have got more stuck with some later step, though.
Anyway, this is what the NanoNote is for - hacking and spending all
your time getting it working. Once you have got it working, your task
is finished - there is nothing else to do with it!
Regards, Phil.
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