G'day everyone,
> This sounds like a good plan.
Right! It sounds good for development purposes, but I don't think that
using HaRET is the end goal:
* So far, it can take several attempts before succeeding to start
Linux from HaRET
* Each time you reboot Linux, you have to go through the Wincows CE
getting started thing before being able to start HaRET, which is
annoying, especially for those who don't care about Wincows CE.
* You have to agree with the Wincows CE End User License Agreement
to start HaRET. If we make a master flash card (for the HTC
bootloader), new users won't ever have to run Wincows on their device.
> Additionally, it enables the use of a Linux application to install
Linux on the device natively for people who want that.
You mean a bit like Knoppix that comes with a script to install all the
packages on the hard disk? Cool! Good idea!
:-)
Michael.
-- Michael Opdenacker http://opdenacker.org/Received on Wed Apr 14 2004 - 16:33:09 EDT
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