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For those of you that seen my video of me using my WebDT 366 with Windows CE, I'm sure you're probabling wondering where you can get those nifty CE apps. Here's the link: http://tinyurl.com/webdt-ce-software Here's what you'll find there:   - FlashPlayer7   - MiToTeam Paint   - SkyBook (a Facebook m...

Alright, I finally completed the new tutorial.  I even included a YouTube video and you'll see how fast you can make one of these USB sticks. Hope this helps everyone out --- but I'm still looking forward to the custom build that Bogdan will be making. PS: You might want to "sticky" this u...

YouTube: NimbleX on the WebDT 366: http://lix.in/-3f81db or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2ZctglBRDY&fmt=22 YouTube: !! VIDEO TUTORIAL !!: http://lix.in/-441f82 or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsT2BEx6sig&fmt=22 NEW STEP-BY-STEP TUTORIAL: For the point of this tutorial the following dri...

What I did was I ripped my own DVD onto my system, and then I re-encoded the DVD into a suitable format for playback on the WebDT running WinCE. I've done dozens of encoding, and below is the absolute best encoding method for the WebDT on CE: WMV8 for Broadband (PAL 700 Kbps) 352x288, 636 Kbits/sec,...

Here's a YouTube video of my WebDT running the included WinCE 5.0.  I was able to find some very useful CE apps that actually work on it.  Once I get NimbleX on it, I'll post a new video.

The link below will force the YouTube video to play in HD mode, so enjoy!

http://lix.in/-3f75b5

After I had a few moments of calm, I had a brainstorm of how to try and make the NimbleX Custom build (from their website) to work.  Since I don't know how to create a build from scratch, I had to "borrow" some things from a Slax 5 build. The only stuff that was 'borrowed' from the Slax 5 ...

Wow, that sounds great Bogdan. I've spent over 8hrs trying to get the custom build of NimbleX working on the WebDT.  The only thing I couldn't get working was the Penmount 9000 touchscreen drivers.  WiFi, Sound, Bluetooth were working from the get-go.  I had to create a custom "x11.mo" fil...

... and 8hrs later Well, after a full day working with every type of NimbleX build and Slax builds it turned out to be a failed attempt.  Penmount support turned out to be a flop. The only build that seems to be the most compatible with the WebDT366 is the Custom NimbleX builds (which are based on ...

To answer your questions, no I haven't touched the CF card yet.  Until I'm able to get everything working on USB boot, I won't touch the CF just yet.  Basically, USB booting would be the same if I put it on the CF anyway. ... more info since my last posts... I finally figured a way to get both Nimbl...

NimbleX 69MB Version I was able to boot into the 69mb version of NimbleX, but I had to modify the nimblex69.lzm file.  I had to fully decompress it, locate etc/x11/ foler, and modify the .conf files and remove all instances of the 1024x768.  I created a new nimblex69.lzm file based on the changes, ...

The reason why I'm using the USB method is that once we get a linux distro working, I can simply plug in the usb stick, power it on and voila, everything is up and running on the WebDT --- kind of like using the Ubuntu USB method on desktops.  That way, these USB distro's for the WebDT can be made p...

Here are my results of trying to use NimbleX on my WebDT366: All methods below had a USB hub connected to the WebDT with an external keyboard, external mouse and I was booting off a USB stick. First off, I was not able to boot the "custom" NimbleX build.  Reason being is that my main syste...

I just watched your video, great job.  I'll give NimbleX a try. Have you had any luck at getting the Penmount 9000 drivers working yet?

I'll have to get a 'mini usb hub' so I can plug in the keyboard, mouse and usb stick all at once.

I'll post my results.