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...this site is [under construction] dedicated for my
SHARP Zaurus SL-C760 [model name: husky]
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once upon a time i did a good job for a local company. in return i recived this great goodie. [BIG thanx once more!]
the most would think its only a PDA. ;o) yes, a great one! plus you have a full compatible linux handheld... and if your nature is developer you'll love it!
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the fact it runs a full linux compatible operating systems for ARM* based Intel® XScale PXA255 Processor
allows you to port the most linux based security tools
(nmap)
to embedded system and use them in any time of your life... ;o)
*ARM = 16/32-bit embedded advanced RISC microprocessor
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well, theres not much to say... ;o))
if you are real programmamator [coder] you surely own a kind of stable operating system ('cause why a zaurus?) and have some experience using a compiler or other development tools.
the next step would be get a toolchain [set of compiler, libs and tools needed for crosscompiling (porting) software to different (hardware) architectures].
here is a nice gcc toolchain for Intel® XScale PXA255 Processor [Developers Manual]
after installing this and trying your first "hello world", start porting your software to ARM plattform
maybe you want to compile your own linux kernel or a module i strongly recommend you to read the stuff from The ARM Linux Project and join the linux-arm-kernel mailinglist.
cross compiling nmap to arm-linux [soon]
porting linux software to ARM [soon]
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docs.zaurus.com - Sharp Zaurus Developer site
openzaurus - old build system (unsupported and unmaintained) for Zaurus, iPAQ and SIMpad
openembedded - next generation build system
OPIE - free GUI for handhelds
www.killefiz.de/zaurus - a good software feed
The ARM Linux Project - Linux for all ARM based machines
arm.nihilisme.ca - ARM linux development toolchains
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