Re: ipaq 4150 & TexEd?
"kontuzeta" <kontuzeta-/[email protected]> Mon, 17 Apr 2006 18:27:52 -0000
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Dear Jeff, Yes, I suppose the emphasis is on *recent*. I bought my HP iPAQ 4150 in September of 2004 and I think at that time it had already been on the market for almost a year. <sigh> The CPU is an Intel Xscale 450MHz. Unfortunately, I'm really new to the programming/software scene for these devices. Do you think your ARM version would work on my iPAQ? The package you have seems to be just what I need. Thanks, Alex PS: If anyone else knows my iPAQ's architecture or getting latex to work on WinCE devices on the Intel Xscale chip, *PLEASE* respond. --- In [email protected], "jeffrey_mark_siskind" <qobi@...> wrote: > > Almost all recent WinCE devices have ARM CPUs. I am pretty sure that > almost all ipaqs have ARM CPUs. > > Anyway, if anybody is interested, I have installed > TeXEd+BibTeX+makeindex on my i700 (ARM) have have augmented it with > the entire tetex distribution from Debian Sarge (i.e. all of the > class, style, font files etc.). You need a storage card for this. And > I also installed Rainer Kuchel's Emacs port and augmented it with the > entire Emacs 20.7 release from Red Hat 7.2 including all of ILisp. > Again, you need a storage card for this. If anybody is interested, I > can package up an image that you can simply copy to a storage card > along with the registry entried you need. >