Sure I had the same problem. You are correct in suspecting the boot order, it is the problem. By default it boots off of the 32M DiskOnChip. I believe it is just F2 to access the bios, else it is one of the standards (del, f1, alt+f1).
If you do go with Linux I could probably save you some time as many of the things needed to get it fully working with X and the touchscreen are not documented. The touchscreen driver is not available in the main kernel trees, I had to compile it from source from a mailing list post of the patch. I can no longer find that post, so I would have to get you a copy of the touchscreen driver. It is a DMC TSC-10 Here is an Xvesa binary that will work with the patch: http://www-dt.e-technik.uni-dortmund.de/~mvo/Xvesa.gz If you have a 512M+ CF card, and some place on the net where I can dump a 512M file, I can put up a fully working damnsmall linux CF image. Unless you need some feature of XP, I would go with an older windows if you want windows. These are not fast machines, 95, 98 or XPe would be better choices. Essentially consider them to run like a PII 333. > Which is the direction > of the connector HE ? I'll take a picture of mine when I get home, again I had the same problem, and marked mine with a sharpie when I figured it out. -Chris _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
