On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Arent Kits van Heijningen wrote:
> hewlett-packard has released the Jornada 720 , wich is the first ( and
> so far only clamshell form factor ) Pocket PC based on the Chopin
> platform This has a CF slot + a fully supported PCCard slot ( modem,
> networking ,storage, vgaout in ROM , scsi as free download from
> Adaptec ) The PCCard slot has sufficient beef to fire up the fancier (
> but more power-hungry stuff like wireless networking cards and the IBM
> MicroDrive It is based on both the 680/690 series and the now defunct
> 820 wich it replaces Comments welcome k
All of these features are supported under WinCE, and as far as I know no
one has Linux running on the 820.
Without considerable reverse engineering, I doubt anyone will get Linux on
the 720.
Need to know the flash parts, SDRAM hook up and timing values(might be
able to derive these or use a WinCE program to dump the registers), and
how to use and operate any other hardware that is non-standard(of which
there seems to be plenty).
If anyone has a few to donate, I'll be willing to throw some time at it
=).
Vasant.
Received on Thu Sep 28 2000 - 04:11:00 EDT
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