Am 30. May, 2005 schwätzte Mike Hoy so:

> I could just buy an iPaq, but they come preinstalled windows. Of course
> I could install linux on one later, but have been told that if the
> install doesn't go right I could end up ruining the unit.

There shouldn't be much of an issue. Compaq was pretty supportive, if
through a back door, of the Free Software community. They had most of the
bricking issues fixed and the devel labs would fix and return bricks.

That was a couple of years ago. Not sure HPaq has continued support for
the labs. Also not sure of the status for new models.

www.handhelds.org

The wiki has pages for supported handhelds and hardware compatability.

Looks like things aren't working well on new HPaqs :(.

ciao,

der.hans
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