=== I'm no expert, I don't cross-compile much and simply, it's not my
hobby (writing / coding Internet Apps/Servers is my fun.)
I haven't had any screen trouble, if you are using Hazret then you can
try booting with a different kernel to see if that makes it any differance.
I'm prepairing to copy all my files to a site so others can try them,
but I'll be the first to say they are very ALPHA.
-- I got it working enough for me, without having to compile much. The
issues I had to tackle, for me, was getting linux
just to boot and rotate root to ext3, where another kernel could do the
final bootup.
Anyways http://www.bees-garden.com/linux there is a copy of my
setup (65MB of data total).
There is a copy of my hazret, so that might help some people that have
been getting errors.
EDIT= DEFAULT.TXT as needed for your root-drive
Again, I stress these files work for me, AS-IS. Remember to always
backup anything you change.
My goal is to get a WORKING, USABLE pda in linux. Right now I can
just play with GPE,
but without Wi-fi there isn't much you can do, internet wise.
Ken
Emil Sarlija wrote:
On 05/07/2007, at 8:13 PM, Ken Lyons - SplinterFL wrote:
I have an Ipaq HP 2495 (hx2495), I currently dual boot using
Win and Hazret to use GPE.
4GB flash= 1GB VFAT for boot and shared files, 3GB Ext3 for
standard linux root.
I recently bought an hx2490b (aka. hx2495b) in anticipation for linux
support. Did you solve the problem of the screen being shifted to the
right slightly? I'm not a a hacker by any stretch of the imagination
but, if so, how did you do it?
Have fun!
Emil
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