Linux4Palm

I've started updating the unstable builds at http://builds.hackndev.com/. These images are automatically generated and untested but they do contain the latest code and features. For example, the Treo 650 images include working sleep, GSM modem partially working (have phone on before booting linux and try libgsmd-tool; mokodialer usually crashes atm), sound (turn up the volume with alsamixer) and USB ethernet. Currently only images for the machines ld, t650, tt3, tt5, tx and z72 are being built, I'll try to add others when I have time.

Get it while it's hot. The reason for this rapid release is twofold. Firstly, 0.3 broke on the LD, TX and maybe other machines, so if you were getting an error like "Returned c01d", then 0.4 should fix it for you. Secondly, I implemented a couple new and nifty features that were requested. Cocoboot now reads a configuration file "cocoboot.conf" (see example) letting you configure the default command-line, name of zImage and initrd etc. You can also now turn on "no prompt mode" which means Cocoboot will start Linux without asking you any questions as soon as you tap its icon. Have fun!

Cocoboot version 0.3 adds a USB console for development work and includes several small fixes to make things more reliable and allow booting bigger kernels. This release is also the first to integrate Treo and Zire31 support into the official version of Cocoboot. Thanks go to phire and slapin for testing and suggestions. Please let me know if you have any trouble with this version as it has only been tested on a couple of devices. Beware: The kernel command line is now empty by default, check to ma

A quick hack to dump GPLR's on card eject. Register for notification via menu.
http://odin.hackndev.com/vf/notifdump.prc

We've had the capability to boot the Hack&Dev kernel inside qemu for a while now and I'd been meaning to write up some instructions. Well, better late then never. As part of my evil scheme to populate Planet Hack&Dev with some content, I've put together a short howto demonstrating how easy it is to run a Hack&Dev kernel with a random rootfs on your desktop PC.

Update: I decided to make a proper release as we might do something drastic to the code. Windows binaries are available too!

Thanks to Cenqua and Contegix we've got a free FishEye for our svn tree. You can reach it by "SVN repository" link (http://fisheye3.cenqua.com/browse/hackndev/).

Marek his passed his final exam in the school. He has received exсeptional marks. After the exam Marek announced that he will continue palms hacking. Shares of Palm Inc. fell 4,7%.

We congratulate Marek with this really big and important event in his life and wish him to have a good rest before he will return to hard hacker's life.

Look at my "infrared-farm" in linux Linux on TX have discovered both devices - Zire72 (Linux) and Phone (SIEMENS S75). And Zire72 has discovered TX device as "Linux" too