I have installed iirc and IRDA in various forms and versions, but I don't even see the icon for the progam on my 6000L, much less be able to configure it.
I have a Targus "Universal" IRDA keyboard and I want to hook it up to my 6000:L. Like I said, I checked all the posts and tried things from the IRDA homepage, so please don't redirect me there. All I am asking is for a direct link to what I need to install (as if from scratch...so all dependencies as well) to get the 6000L supported. Someone who actually has the Targus model keyboard would be great, but any irda 6000L user's help would be greatly appreciated.
I think the IRK package compiled by Craig works for most other IRDA keyboards.
You could at least give it a try. I dont exactly know which is the IRDA home page you refer to, but this package "irk-zaurus-j_0.10.1_arm.ipk" D9dont remember where I got it from) worked just fine for me with my IRDA based keyboard (though now I switched to a USB keyboard).
You can check out his page for all about IRK including downloads
http://angela1.data-uncertain.co.uk/~zaurus/download.phpSecondly, I want to install TELNET for 6000L...which is the best IPK to get Telnet on the 6000L (I would prefer a simple IPK install as opposed to a tarball).
Well I did the same searching for TELNET, but could find one (a simple IPK), so ultimately settle for a more secure solution - SSH
You could install the openssh package (available at Cacko feeds) and log into the zaurus from the desktop using Putty as the client.
Ok specific download URL here at
Externe.net feedsJust install the SSH server, if you want to connect to the Z from the desktop, or client if otherwise.
Remember, SSH installation also does not add any icon anywhere - just go to command line and do
"sshd &" to start the SSHD daemon in the background - i.e. for the server.
Once I get Telnet installed, could someone tell me where I would access a external drive connected via USB host (ie: which directory and how can I mount it for read write...for example a USB flash drive connected to the USB host port.).
as su, just do a mount command (from command line) as follows
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbstorage
That should in most cases mount the external HDD (I tried with my Camera) onto the Zaurus (most cases refer to devices which don't need external power).
Hope this helps...