Anyone know of a linux build/port that runs on the T5

[StoneRyno]

I have been researching linux usage on PDAs in general so far and have been trying to track down info on installing/using linux on the T5. I so far am quite confused by much of the info I have gathered. I seen on the uClinux site a port for ARM7TDMI (I was thinking this has something to do with ARM cpu?). I also see that debian runs on ARM cpu but I can't find any details.

It would appear its possible to do what I'm thinking but I can't find the info on how to go about doing so. Anyone familiar with these subjects? I know sharp makes PDAs (handhelds) with linux on it but they aren't available in the US and therefore I'm unable to take a look at one in a store or something if that even really helps me any. I even read about linux being put on various PDAs that don't come with linux on them but I don't see any info along with that on how people are doing it.

Thanks for any info anyone can supply.

[kaafree]

Try to check T3 or LifeDrive versions. Also, try to contact T5 developer.

handhelds.org (http://www.handhelds.org/moin/moin.cgi/PortingToOtherHandhelds) - look for details on corresponding pages.

[StoneRyno]

Wow I thought there would never be any replies to this. I posted it back in april lol. I'll have to check the site out. I don't recall exactly why I wanted to do this other than curiousity and maybe for opensource apps under linux that aren't available for palmOS :)

[kaafree]

It is getting more serious every day. Yesterday LifeDrive port developer runnned GPE environment on LD.