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2 total messages Started by pachu Sat, 11 Oct 2003 08:41
palm kernel questions.
#14
Author: pachu
Date: Sat, 11 Oct 2003 08:41
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hi all,
       let me know if i am wrong. I am finding it difficult to get
some kernel kind of answers regarding palm.

I mean, say if i want to design a new hardware and plug it into any of
the existing palm device, there is very less information about how to
go about doing this. What i mean is, what kind of driver i need to
implement, what is the driver architecture, etc...etc...etc.

Say i have a wireless hardware which i want to plug to the universal
connector of the existing palm device what type of driver would i need
to implement ? what are the libraries i need to implement. Because the
Tungsten C already supports WiFi and they already have a library for
it. now if want to use my hardware with some other device, which do
not have WiFi support, then what are the things i need to implement.
how to get real real real kernel kind of answers.

I have registered for the palm OS program. Before taking any step i
would like to know if this will really help me in getting such answers
?

regards
prasanna
Re: palm kernel questions.
#15
Author: Jim Anderson
Date: Sat, 11 Oct 2003 11:53
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Hi pachu on 11 Oct 2003 01:41:20 -0700 you said...


> hi all,
>        let me know if i am wrong. I am finding it difficult to get
> some kernel kind of answers regarding palm.

Everything you need is here for free;
<http://www.palmos.com/dev/tools/>

> I mean, say if i want to design a new hardware and plug it into any of
> the existing palm device, there is very less information about how to
> go about doing this. What i mean is, what kind of driver i need to
> implement, what is the driver architecture, etc...etc...etc.
> 
> Say i have a wireless hardware which i want to plug to the universal
> connector of the existing palm device what type of driver would i need
> to implement ? what are the libraries i need to implement. Because the
> Tungsten C already supports WiFi and they already have a library for
> it. now if want to use my hardware with some other device, which do
> not have WiFi support, then what are the things i need to implement.
> how to get real real real kernel kind of answers.
> 
> I have registered for the palm OS program. Before taking any step i
> would like to know if this will really help me in getting such answers
> ?
> 
> regards
> prasanna
> 

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