Thread: E Ink AM300 Prototype Kit *unboxed*
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Old 07-09-2008, 06:34 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by wallcraft View Post
Take a look at Linux for e-readers: OpenInkpot progress *IS* being made.... The current target machines have ARM processors, but their source code may still be useful. The open source components of the Kindle and iLiad software stacks are also available.
Actually, the Gumstix used (and was used on the much older AM200) is an ARM variant, the PXA2xx series. So the real tweaking will probably come from the peripheral support chipsets.

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