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Everything Else => Sharp Zaurus => Model Specific Forums => Distros, Development, and Model Specific Forums => Archived Forums => 6000 - Tosa => Topic started by: jebaker on May 04, 2005, 02:05:57 pm
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I recently aquired a 6000 from work to replace my 5600. All of the specs I have seen online say I should have 64 MB of ram and 64 MB of flash. When I go into System Info, it reports 62048 KB of ram and 95232 KB of flash. If i run 'df -h' in a terminal, I see:
/dev/root 28.0M
/dev/mtdblock3 93.0M
This is a pre-release 6000 that has a big "This device has not been apporved by the FCC" sticker on the back.
So do I have a 6000 with some extra flash?
Jeff
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Hello
Please do the following :
- a nandbackup
- then reboot and do dmesg > file
Please put both files somewhere. I'd be curious to look at both files.
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Ok, here they are:
NAND backup (http://www.jeffandstacey.com/zaurus/syst0006.dbk.bz2)
dmesg (http://www.jeffandstacey.com/zaurus/dmesg.txt)
The NAND backup is about 70 meg bzipped...
Jeff
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Quite interesting. You've got in fact a 128 Mb one. Try df and mount to see how much space you've left, and cat /proc/mtd to get some more details on the memory configuration.
BTW - If you don't need that Zaurus I'd be interested in it :-)
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That would be the mythical SL-6000D:
http://www.zaurususergroup.org/Article100.phtml (http://www.zaurususergroup.org/Article100.phtml)
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according to that table, the D shouldn't have any wifi or bluetooth built in. Is this true?
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To answer your original question, Yes you do have too much ram. Send yours to me, and I will send you a 6000 with the right amount of ram..
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To answer your original question, Yes you do have too much ram. Send yours to me, and I will send you a 6000 with the right amount of ram..
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LOL!
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To answer your original question, Yes you do have too much ram. Send yours to me, and I will send you a 6000 with the right amount of ram..
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Cool, I knew someone here could help me "fix" it.
It does have wireless, so maybe it is a 6000D with the wireless module installed.
Does this mean I can't install different ROMS on it, or should they be ok with the way the flash is partitioned?
Jeff
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Hello
Don't install any rom. You'll certainly have big problems. I'll try to work on a guylhem rom for a 128 Mb flash 6000 if I can get my such a beast. I couldn't find the samsung chip anwhere to purcase however :-(