I had a good read of the README in version 1.2.<br> Unfortunately I do not have the money to hire a guru (unless I can fire one for less than 100 USD) and obviously I do not have the money for a BDI2000.<br> <br> What I want to do is take over some work done by Alexander Chukov (but I doubt patches made it to the official release) for the sharp zaurus (corgi and akita).<br> What Alex did is fine I just want to get it working with current stable release (he was using ver 1.1.4) and add some features (in decreasing order of importance):<br> read the CONFIG_BOOTCOMMAND fom a file on an ext2 or jffs2 filesystem instead of having it hard coded in the sources,<br> pick up the kernel from a ext2 or jffs2 filesystem,<br> get the MMC socket working as a valid place to store config/kernel,<br> get the onboard keyboard working for input,<br> get the onboard lcd working for output.<br> <br> Is all this possible ? or is any of this ludicrus ?<br> <br> The first thing that is wrong is
 that the patches Alex made are getting rejects on the new 1.2.0 version (no wonder I guess a lot of code got changed).<br> <br> Secont thing: where can I get a better understanding of how things work without having to undersatnd that directly from the sources ... "read the sources Luke" is a difficult and long task for me (there is a lot of code and I get lost in it).<br> I've started by looking at include/configs/corgi.h (the one that Alex made for the sharp corgi board) .... is that a good place to start ?<br> <br> Regards<br> David<br> <p>&#32;
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