Re: Interesting question about plextalk ptp1 and linio
I know for a fact the PTP1 and the BookPort Plus use the exact same hardware. The software may be almost identical as well, aside from a few tweaks by APH. Any info you can provide on the PTP1 is very much appreciated. The Linio may
Re: Interesting question about plextalk ptp1 and linio
I can disassembly one for educational purposes, and i will note down the manufacturer numbers of wi-fi and mother board to identify them.Regards.
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Re: Interesting question about plextalk ptp1 and linio
If you want to do that, go ahead. I'm a bit scared of permanently breaking something, so I'd rather not open mine. I'd be interested to learn what you find.
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Re: Interesting question about plextalk ptp1 and linio
Thanks for the answer, that's very interesting.Maybe if i open it will be some service port on the mother board?
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Re: Interesting question about plextalk ptp1 and linio
I'd be very curious as well. I have a BookPort Plus, and among other things I'd like to know what the system files are like, how much internal RAM and storage it has, the processor speed, etc. The only thing I know for sure
Re: Interesting question about plextalk ptp1 and linio
I'd be very curious as well. I have a BookPort Plus, and among other things I'd like to know what the system files are like, how much internal RAM and storage it has, the processor speed, etc. The only thing I know for sure
Re: Interesting question about plextalk ptp1 and linio
I'd be very curious as well. I have a BookPort Plus, and among other things I'd like to know what the system files are like, how much internal RAM and storage it has, the processor speed, etc. The only thing I know for sure
Interesting question about plextalk ptp1 and linio
Hi, is it possible to get in to service mode or something like that where you can see what is in system partitions?I just wanna know how this system works and what the structure of it's files is like.Does anybody have an idea or hack o do
