Re: List Announcement

Hi Joris!

>Hi,
>
>I'm out here and I'll try to contribute to the h22xx port :)
>
Welcome to the project! It's good to have you on board!
:-)

>
>I have some minor experience in linux kernel programming, so with some guidance from the rest of you guys I believe I can make some useful contributions. Also, during the weekends I have access to a BDI 2000 (a JTAG debugger which supports xscale cpu's) so that will probably come in handy once I find out where the JTAG pins are located on the ipaq board.
>
Excellent! It's true that should be very useful.

>Mind you, I haven't even managed to disassemble my ipaq to take a look at the mainboard, so there's still some work ahead :)
>If any of you guys have some hints on how to open up an ipaq, please let me know (a search on google only turned up a page with pics of an already disassembled ipaq).
>
Could you share this link with us, please? That's something that would
be useful in the Wiki (which I'm going to create soon), at least until
you manage to open your own device.

>I removed all the visible screws on the backside of my 2210 but I still can't get it to open up :(
>
Well, here's a picture from the back of the device:
http://michaelo.free.fr/pda/h2210/back1.jpg

I guess you also removed the screws in the battery case (red circles in
my picture)...

Does any one else have extra suggestions?

By the way, I wonder what the thing in the blue circle is for. Did you
try to push on it? As far as the 2 holes in the yellow circles are
concerned, I guess their use is to attach the device to something else,
such as a protecting case...

Good luck. I hope this helps a bit, and makes it easier to share ideas...

    Have a nice day!

    Cheers,

    Michael.

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