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Originally Posted by Matthijs
Just a warning: please don't try to load a custom kernel, it will brick you iLiad (no working filesystem, no working ethernet, etc, etc.)
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In case anyone didn't understand the above, he isn't say it might, he's saying it will. The reason is that the iLiad uses proprietary kernel code to support the Sandisk Disk on Chip which is the device that provides the iLiad's onboard storage.
That code is not available publicly and with out that code you can't produce a working kernel for the iLiad.