Jim--
If it really is a Libretto, it is *not* a WinCE machine. The Libretto is
just an incredibly small PC that runs Win 95, and yes, it can run Linux (or
FreeBSD).
To answer your questions... for a new screen, you can always call Toshiba
and ask them. I do know that Toshiba replacement screens are NOT cheap.
As for the password, I don't know. You might check on comp.sys.laptop and
see if anyone knows the answer there. I'm no expert at portables, but it
may end up that you might have to remove the internal battery and let the
machine "forget" all of it's settings. Again, check on comp.sys.laptop or
check the Toshiba Web site.
Mark
-----Original Message-----
From: James (Jim) Hatridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Saturday, February 06, 1999 11:40 AM
Subject: [SuSE Linux] Toshiba Libretto
>
>
>Hi All;
>
>A friend was given a Toshiba Libretto with a broke screen. Someone dropped
>it :(. It's running Windows CE. As soon as we can fix it we want to put
>Liunx on it. (I hope)
>
>There are two problems with it. First when he starts it up it demands a
>password. This password seems to be in the BIOS. Without it the whole
>computer locks up. Does anyone know how to get around this? It seems to be
>wanting the password before it even boots W$ CE.
>
>Next, does anyone know where to get a replacement screen for a Libretto,
>and what it costs?
>
>We got it from a guy who got it from the first owner, so the password is
>completely gone. :(
>
>
>TIA!
>
>J
>I
>M
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>Germany
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