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Hi,
I don't know if it's the right NG to ask, but I'll give it a try...
I'd like to install Linux on my iPAQ h5550. On opie.handhelds.org, I
found a package with a new bootloader, etc. It comes with a program
BootBlaster, which can backup the bootloader and wince, and overwrite
the flash memory.
Anyway, I ran the program, luckily it didn't crash while modifying the
flash memory
The next step says me to press the joystick button, and meanwhile press
the reset button. After a while, a splash screen of the new bootloader
should appear, but it doesn't. After a second, the iPAQ vibrates, and
then it freezes. No screen interaction, and even the power button seems
useless. When I press the reset button (soft-reset), the iPAQ works
again, but it still seems to use the wince bootloader
Has anyone experience with this? Please help.
Jasper.
Hi,
I don't know if it's the right NG to ask, but I'll give it a try...
I'd like to install Linux on my iPAQ h5550. On opie.handhelds.org, I
found a package with a new bootloader, etc. It comes with a program
BootBlaster, which can backup the bootloader and wince, and overwrite
the flash memory.
Anyway, I ran the program, luckily it didn't crash while modifying the
flash memory
The next step says me to press the joystick button, and meanwhile press
the reset button. After a while, a splash screen of the new bootloader
should appear, but it doesn't. After a second, the iPAQ vibrates, and
then it freezes. No screen interaction, and even the power button seems
useless. When I press the reset button (soft-reset), the iPAQ works
again, but it still seems to use the wince bootloader
Has anyone experience with this? Please help.
Jasper.