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Sharp Zaurus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Zaurus K-PDA was the first Zaurus to have a built-in ... no longer is being developed for, as its developers now work ... With the switch to the Linux operating system the Zaurus ...

iPAQ - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

iPAQ presently refers to a Pocket PC and personal digital assistant first ... Both series of iPAQs work on the Windows Mobile 5 ... GUI environment, or as a base Linux system with no ...

Linux-drivers.org - Linux Hardware Compatibility Lists & Linux Drivers

You may find as well some tips and tricks to get PCMCIA/CF/CardBus cards to work with your Linux laptop, notebook or PDA. The Linux pcmcia-cs Package - The Linux pcmcia-cs package ...

TuxMobil: Linux PDA & Handheld Compatibility Survey: SHARP

These are Sharp 's colloquial codenames for the different Zaurus Linux PDA models (you may verify that by the output of cat /proc/cpuinfo, though currently this seems to work ...

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - WiFi PDA Meets Linux--Part 2 - iPAQ/CUPS ...

My goal for this series is to help readers think about how a PDA can work with a Linux infrastructure. I'm hopeful, that readers will explore (and share) some of their own PDA ...

Linux on board: Zaurus pioneers embedded Linux

Adapting Linux. One of the challenges of getting Linux to work on a PDA involves deciding when to use the normal Linux way of doing things and when to not use the normal way.

Linux PDA Emulator

I would really want to talk about the alternatives Linux has to offer in the PDA world. ... What would probably work is a standard Palm or pocket PC emulator with a ...

LinuxPlanet - Tutorials - WiFi PDA Meets Linux--Part 5 - Music To Work ...

Music on a corporate PDA? Bad idea? Not when you stop and think that offering various audio products, sales pitches, and info casts to customers and employees via their WiFi PDA ...

Linux on PDAs: Linux in Your Vest Pocket | SYS-CON FRANCE

"Sometimes you can work it out by just poking at registers on the processor and trying ... Linux on PDAs: Linux in Your Vest Pocket. Now imagine you're a lone Linux hacker trying to ...

VRPN on PDAs

Compiling and using VRPN on PDAs Linux-based PDAs. Thorsten ... avoids the hassle of getting the iPaq to work under Linux. Developing for either of these PDAs ...

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Can a pda-run windows or linux programs?

Knowledge Hunter

"If it's got a processor it can run linux" I don't remember where I read that, but yeah, although it might take some work. Some of them should hypothetically be able to run ...

where can i download an on screen keypad for pda running on linux os?

e.g. http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=pda+for+linux&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

putting Linux on a pda/pocket pc?

almostageniusbutsomuchtoknow

No because the os is built onto a chip in the PDA/POCKET PC, the only way to do it would be to replace the os chip in the pda with a linux os chip compatable w/ that pda.

Anybody know a WIFI PDA with Linux?

Samuel C

The Sharps are nice, but very hard to find in the US. Nokia is now making a "pad" that has WiFi, Linux, and is rather inexpensive.

Can someone with a PDA (an Hp ipaq for example) and linux installed hack a wireless network?

papagalos99

Yes...also check your WLAN security WEP is hackable, you want WPA and to be safe WPA 2 to protecting your wireless network(s). The truth of the matter is that most WLAN networks are using the same fi...