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Hardware Mods / Handheld X86 Pc Project
« on: February 21, 2006, 02:46:46 am »
I have plans to do a handheld PPC based on the EFIKA design. Who needs x86?
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You want to do something like thisThat's what I tried. It froze/crashed both systems (x86_64 and x86).Code: [Select]modprobe mtdram total_size=65536
modprobe mtdblock
dd if=initrd.bin of=/dev/mtdblock0
mount -t jffs2 /dev/mtdblock0 /mnt/floppy
replace initrd.bin with the name of the file image you created. If you don't have mtdblock and mtdram compiled kernel available, then you can od it on the zaurus, you might need to create another looop device but.
SL-C760 running my fork of OpenZaurus.QuoteI'm having problems getting to my home partition--
1. at boot, I need to Ctrl-C, or it will never finish
2. after this, /home is unmounted
3. I don't notice any problems in dmesg
4. mount -t jffs2 /dev/mtdblock3 /home <-- hangs and uses 100% CPU as a zombie (unkillable) process
Any ideas?
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Details, friend, details! Which Zaurus? Which OS?
Booting... starting the daemons and such.Quote1. at boot, I need to Ctrl-C, or it will never finish
Boot how?
Have you tried a D+B to command line & then attempted to mount mtdblock3?What's D+B? I can try mounting mtdblock3 after it boots (using Ctrl-C), but as I said... it uses 100% CPU and hangs.
Why can a (normally) user-mode application even have the ability to freeze the system? Uninstalling it seems to have helped, but the system still freezes every now and then. I'm wondering if it's an issue w/ the drivers that is accelerated by constant polling (the applet)QuoteSetting the updating to 9 sec seems to make the freezing stop (or a lot less often). Perhaps the applet is b0rking something?Opie-wirelessapplet is broken for some time now and is causing massive resume problems
for many people. Just uninstall it.
Well in that case you're fine. That's exactly what I was saying. Just use the card to perform the NAND backup, save the file somewhere (like your PC, a CD-R, whatever) then start using the CF card for storage/installation etc. with your Z (after deleting the NAND backup file as you've got it elsewhere).You completely missed my point, but oh well...