HI,

I´ve got a T-Sinus Pad updated to win ce 4.0.
I need the pad to control my whole home-Electricity. But the steering only makes a site using java.
Now I need to make the Sinus-Pad fit for Java. Is it possible?
So I need a driver for the padcard 930,too.

the system needsonly to show me a browser and javascripts. Nothing more. So I need a really bare system.

Is there any possibility to realize this?

Sorry fpr bad English

Greetings
Jogi

Hi,
the problem with the T-Sinus Pad is that the space is quite small. If you do a mmc/sd mod [1] you will be able to install a lot of stuff including a javascript able browser (minimo) on your T-Sinus Pad. Without it might be possible to get gpe-mini to work.

I don't know a driver for the padcard 930 for Linux.
I can recommand a i-gate wlan card. This card will work with wpa on your pad.

best regards
nice

1 http://opensimpad.org/index.php/Hardware_Mods

Okay,

so I have to upgrade the memory, okay. If I´ve got enough memory, which system would you install? So I need another wlan card with linux-driver? Which one will work best with the pad?

Greetings

Jogi

I can recommend you the simens i-gate wlan card. I am myself own one of these and testing the releases with this card.

But every 16 bit pcmcia prism based card which is supported from wpa_supplicant [1] should work on the simpad.

best regards
nice

1 http://hostap.epitest.fi/wpa_supplicant/

HI,

just looked again at the Open Simpad page. Upgrading the space using a mmc-card seems to be the easiest way.
Can I use the space the same way as ram/rom? Or do I have to upgrade the ram and the flash, too?
Is it possible to install a linux-distribution on the mmc-card?

Thanks for answers

Jogi

Ram and rom are two different things. The usage of the mmc mod will give you more place for installing software. You can also upgrade your ram [1]. As far as I know mr data installed a complete angstrom on his mmc card. Else you will be able to install some stuff to the card.

best regards
mr nice

1 http://opensimpad.org/index.php/RAM-Flash_upgrade