06/29/08
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johnnyboy
I am preparing to install Slackware Linux on my Flipstart unit. Anyone have any advice as to getting the WWAN card working or setting the screen rez properly?
06/29/08
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wodin
Linux is why I didn't buy an Eee, or CloudBook.
06/29/08
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johnnyboy
Too difficult for you, huh?
07/13/08
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Pollywog
I have Kubuntu running on my FlipStart but only from Virtualbox on XP.
I tried the Kubuntu "remix" on it this morning (the LIVE version) and the FlipStart booted to KDE but then I could not do anything but look at the pretty desktop.
07/13/08
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Pollywog
BTW although I have Kubuntu running on the FlipStart from a Virtualbox session in XP, the desktop is a little smaller than the screen. It would be nice if I could make it use the full screen.
07/14/08
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johnnyboy
I installed Slackware to a partition on the hard drive, two problems are the intelfb driver won't load for the screen so it is 800x600 and the ALSA sound driveer snd-hda-intel doesn't seem to work with the Realtek hardware.
07/14/08
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johnnyboy
"pierro78
Anybody succeeded in booting linux from a usb hard drive with a flipstart ?"
Try booting "drive D" in the bios.
07/14/08
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johnnyboy
diJenerate wrote "The WWAN is a different story, it is hosted by the LID and unless you can find out the command set for the Freescale MX-1's custom firmware, you won't be powering it on anytime soon in linux."
The LID uses embedded Windows CE as near as I can tell. Won't it follow the Windows CE command set from the Microsoft SDK?