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contact me curriculum vitae debian linux about linux presentation index (a unix flatfile database) arm linux a treatise on the astrolabe kludged etch for the psion 5mx (beta) linux on the psion 5mx a kludged linux for the psion 5mx based on debian gnu/linux 3.1 arm port . a.j.wells home 1. introduction. 1.1. why linux? 1.2. what works? 1.3. features. 1.4. the psion 5mx specifications. 2. swapping between epoc and linux. 3. the compact flash card installation procedure. 4. setting up the system. 4.1. the matchbox gui. 4.2. applications. 4.3. mounting system partitions. 4.4. the keyboard and setting keys. 4.5. frame buffer depth. 4.6. sleeping when not in use. 4.7. how do i get back to epoc? 4.8. installing new packages. 4.9. system control. 4.10. sound 4.11. printing. 1. introduction the psion 5mx, although now over-shadowed by the new generation of pda, is still a very capable machine. using its own proprietary epoc operating system, it provides a basic organiser for most every day needs, although development of the psion and epoc has ceased. its use however, can be regenerated by the installation of the linux os. this allows the organiser to become a miniature, multi user, multitasking, network enabled unix machine, which can be used for many applications. of course it has its limits, but for someone who is familiar with the unix/linux console tools it is surprising what can be achieved. i personally have used it to store contact details, keep notes, as a training tool, to browse the web, for e-mail and icq messages, and to write reports and catalogue information. it can be customised to the user's requirements by installing various applications. above all it has a proper keyboard, some thing i have always found essential for data entry. the community which has done the work to enable linux to be run on the psion 5 and psion 7 netbook series has the website http://www.openpsion.org. its members have taken the arm processor port of the debian 3.1 linux distribution ( sarge ), and have hacked it and modified it to recognise the psion hardware. this being essentially a work complete, all i have done is to add some useable applications and setup communications, printing and gui to make a ready to go, functional linux distribution. this can be downloaded and installed by the user himself or i can supply a cd or a ready installed compact flash card. the general principal the psion 5mx comes with rom, ram and an optional flash disk (plug in card). the operating system (epoc) is stored in rom, and on power up, this boots and runs (in ram) with several built in, high quality applications. data generated by application use, and newly installed (or written and compiled programs) are stored in ram in an area which cannot then be used as program running memory (or are stored on the optional flash disk). all data in volatile memory is held there by the main batteries. should the main batteries run down or during battery change, lithium back up battery takes over this job. there is a mains powered 6v dc adapter for the psion 5mx which can be used where mains power is available. should the back up battery and the main battery both fail, all data stored in ram is lost (so it must be backed up fairly regularly). the flash stored data however is retained, and because the os is contained in rom this remains intact. in the unlikely event of a rogue program refusing to halt there is a hidden reset button, which has the same effect as a power loss. due to the sharing of ram for application data and program running the more data stored there the slower the machine becomes, until ultimately programs refuse to load. linux running on the psion 5mx is slightly different. the epoc os (in rom) is still there and is used in some respect just the same as the bios in a pc. it boots the machine at first, and then a loader program (arlo) is run which removes epoc from running in ram and loads the linux kernel and runs this in ram. arlo provides the information to the kernel for where the root partition is, and then terminates, leaving linux, it's shell and applications to use ram as the kernel sees fit. user data is stored on the flash disk, which is treated exactly as if it was the hard disk of a pc. on reboot ( cntrl menu del or shutdown -r now), linux is shutdown gracefully and the machine is returned to the epoc os, automatically running arlo, showing the arlo boot menu. it can be returned to epoc by pressing the hidden reset button while the arlo menu is showing. pressing the reset button while linux is running is likely to cause corruption of the file system on the flash disk. the linux root the root partition pointed to by arlo for the kernel to mount and use as its file system is a true partition of files and directories on an ext2 file system on the flash disk. it behaves in exactly the same way as a pc hard drive. some familiarity with linux in general is helpful for getting it going and using it productively, but this debian linux pre-packaged distribution is fairly complete and ready to go so you can give it a try even if you havent tried linux before. why linux? linux source code is freely distributed. tens of thousands of programmers have reviewed the source code to improve performance, eliminate bugs, and strengthen security. no other operating system has ever undergone this level of review. this open source design has created most of the advantages listed below. linux has the best technical support available. linux is supported by commercial distributors, consultants, and by a very active community of users and developers. in 1997, the linux community was awarded infoworld's product of the year award for best technical support over all commercial software vendors. linux has no vendor lock-in. the availability of source code means that every user and support provider is empowered to get to the root of technical problems quickly and effectively. this contrasts sharply with proprietary operating systems, where even top-tier support providers must rely on the os vendor for technical information and bug fixes. linux runs on a wide range of hardware. most linux systems are based on standard pc hardware, and linux supports a very wide range of pc devices. however, it also supports a wide range of other computer types, including alpha, power pc, 680x0, sparc, and strong arm processors, and system sizes ranging from pda's (such as the palm pilot) to supercomputers constructed from clusters of systems (beowulf clusters). linux is exceptionally stable. properly configured, linux systems will generally run until the hardware fails or the system is shut down. continuous up-times of hundreds of days (up to a year or more) are not uncommon. linux has the tools and applications you need. programs ranging from the market-dominating apache web server to the powerful gimp graphics editor are included in most linux distributions. free and commercial applications meet are available to meet most application needs. linux interoperates with many other types of computer systems. linux communicates using the native networking protocols of unix, microsoft windows 95/nt, ibm os/2, netware, and macintosh systems and can also read and write disks and partitions from these and other operating systems. linux has a low total cost of ownership. although the linux learning curve is significant, the stability, design, and breadth of tools available for linux result in very low ongoing operating costs. linux: ``all for one and one for all?? all changes one makes in open source software will benefit each and everyone, all over the world. without exceptions or constraints. linux is fun! the main reasons for wanting to use linux on the psion 5mx are: a) you already use it on the desktop and would like your palmtop to match up. b) you have a particular piece of software you want to run which is available for linux but not epoc. c) the tragic demise of psion means that epoc is no longer 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