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Sorry again I am not sure on the WinCE drivers.

You can run NimbbleX from USB without changing your internal drive.  It is a live environment.

This topic not to be used for new questions.  Please ask questions in the appropriate forum section.  If you feel a post should be moved to the FAQ, please PM me.

Thanks for your cooperation,

volkswagner

Take a look here.  I posted an excellent resource for drivers.

Good Luck.

For the folks who purchased the WebDT with no WiFi card, or are looking for addtional hardware this is for you. I have found an excellent resource for drivers and listed hardware.  This can help find a driver or decide which component to buy. The matrix allows you to select your OS and hardware. Hop...

I can't comment on forcing winCE drivers.  The NimbleX USB image does support the touch screen.  Try it, it does take a while to boot, but it is very usable.

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Have you tried the reset button?

On the rear of the unit, left of the external battery remove the little round sticker.  You can use the stylus to reset after hitting the power button.

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My experience with Xubuntu 7.10 Booted using safeGraphics mode.  It was a little slow to boot, but I got a desktop.  The settings were incorrect, but they should be able to be tweaked.  since the resolutions were to high, I could not access the menu.  I someone is good a launching from a run command...

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david_halliday wrote: did you try

dd -bs=512

Dave.

I did not try it at 512.  I did it two ways.  On the second try I wrote the dd to an .img file.  I would think writing to an image file would eliminate the block size as a variable, since no block size is used when writing the image.

Is my assumption correct?