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I guess I'll just put lua/python or something lighter on there
QuoteI guess I'll just put lua/python or something lighter on thereBuildroot even has php and perl
When I enter nano on linux, the ctrl key state reverses, so whenever I press ctrl, it is off, and when I release ctrl it thnks that it is on. How do I fix this
On my Touchpad, when I use the defconfig kernel, tiny buildroot ramdisk, and ramdisk script from tiplanet.org/nspire-linux-builds, I get a kernel panic. What am I doing wrong? Can anybody help?
With the other kernel, initrd and loader, every time I connected my Nspire to my PC the calculator would show a message saying a USB connection was made and the computer would recognize it as a Gadget Serial and use the corresponding driver. I was able to establish a serial connection using putty, even tough the console was always black (idk if it was suposed to show something but at least I know it was connected).This time the calculator shows nothing when connected to my PC and the computer is unable to recognise it, calling it Unknown Device. I'm also unable to use putty with this kernel.BTW, linux logo is still there, I'm using the expanded cfg kernel provided in the nspire linux builds homepage.