If you google JLime on Jornada, you will find directions and links to the downloads needed. Basically its going to be stored on a CF card and that will be the hard disk. I will still boot into Windows CE, but then i double click JLime and it goes thru the motions and will load it. Its pretty amazing as JLime has so much up to date software that will work with JLime. Meanwhile Windows CE has ZERO support all around by MS. Check out www.hpcfactor.com, theres some threads going on discussing this stuff. Great place to find info on these. But if you want to run JLime with any real speed, ya need a Jornada 720 or 728 with the faster ARM processors. But in all honesty its not that slow. Ill be doing a video showing JLime on the Jornada i have soon. Also i was able to buy a motherboard for a 690 online for cheap with the rom/ram module and you can take it and put it in the 680e and make the 680e 32mb. This helps as the program memory is no longer limited. Allows bigger programs to be run. :-) Ill have many more videos in the future, im just waiting for a few things to come in the mail before i get into more. ;-)
Interesting. How would you install Jlime Linux?
If you google JLime on Jornada, you will find directions and links to the downloads needed. Basically its going to be stored on a CF card and that will be the hard disk. I will still boot into Windows CE, but then i double click JLime and it goes thru the motions and will load it. Its pretty amazing as JLime has so much up to date software that will work with JLime. Meanwhile Windows CE has ZERO support all around by MS. Check out www.hpcfactor.com, theres some threads going on discussing this stuff. Great place to find info on these. But if you want to run JLime with any real speed, ya need a Jornada 720 or 728 with the faster ARM processors. But in all honesty its not that slow. Ill be doing a video showing JLime on the Jornada i have soon.
Also i was able to buy a motherboard for a 690 online for cheap with the rom/ram module and you can take it and put it in the 680e and make the 680e 32mb. This helps as the program memory is no longer limited. Allows bigger programs to be run. :-)
Ill have many more videos in the future, im just waiting for a few things to come in the mail before i get into more. ;-)
www.hpcfactor.com/forums/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=610&start=31
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