I just got a new Gemini and it appears to be just running Android, no multiboot. When I start (by pressing the Esc key) and hold down the silver button as soon as it vibrates, nothing happens, Android just starts normally.
So, I gather from this that I must flash a new OS onto the machine. Therefore, I went to the "Gemini Partition Tool" page (
http://support.planetcom.co.uk/partitionTool.html) to try to get a new image with a Debian OS on it. Unfortunately, the page requires that I identify my Gemini "version", by which it means model number. The choices are:
Gemini x27
Gemini x25
Gemini WiFi-only
How can I determine which one I have? There are no markings on the case and I could find no option in the settings telling me the version.
Also, is it possible to have a Debian-only machine (no Android)? The tool choices seem to require an Android partition.
Finally, what is the minimum Android partition size?
Thanks for any help.