i would like to install linux on here are my problems
1.this unit doesn't boot via cdrom you need a installation floppy are there any linux distros that install from floppy
now another thing
i need a easy to use linux system i liked corel linux because it have a windows type desktop that was easy to use and it auto maticly installed there gnome desktop and it worked great but had issues running applications really picky
so here is what i need for myself as a beginner
1.a linux distro that is easy to install by using a boot floppy
2.a installer that installs the gnome windows looking desktop no ms-dos looking screen i hated having to type in 100dreds of commands to get it to work
Interesting device. I am aware that people are installing linux on these kind of devices, but I can't begin to guess what distro will best fit the bill without a lot more information.. Types of drives, does it have the capability to run an external cd drive on usb, how much ram..keyboard, mouse etc.
I would be tempted to try one of the small live distros that installs to, and runs from a pendrive.
Looking at your screenshots,,bad EIP errors are very often a low memory problem.. What kernal boot disk caused that, and did you try low memory mode?
You will probably do better looking in the forums of the live linux distros for other people who have experience of this hardware. I only use normal pc type stuff..
It's basically a system that usually runs on customised Unix, so getting it to do anything other than what it was designed for *music management for devices like elevators and the like* will be quite a task.
[edit]hold on, just noticed your pics came from the same log i linked to...
is that your blog then, or did you just borrow this guy's pics and forget to check the comments on his blog entry?[/edit]
I don't think he has one! nice one D for exposing what is probably more BS from tablet.
Why doesn't Ad save us all some hassle and effort and perma-ban the toad?