<p><a href="Non-Sumou.html">Other Zaurus tips</a></p> <p>You can format the internal harddisk on an SL-C3200 to ext3. This has the advantage that you can then install applications on it and fully use it as a Linux harddrive.</p> <p>After you've formatted it as ext3, in order to enable the Zaurus to automount it on boot, you must do the following.</p> <ul> <li><table bgcolor="#000000" border="1"><tr><td border="0"><font color="#FFFF00"><b># mount -o remount,rw /</b></td></tr></table></li> <li>Edit the <strong>/root/etc/rc.d/rc.rofilesys</strong> file. There are three lines in it, beginning with:<br /> <strong>mount -t vfat</strong><br /> Change them to:<br /> <strong>mount -t $LINUXFMT -o noatime /dev/${IDE1}3 /hdd3</strong><br /></li> <li>Edit the <strong>/sbin/hddmount</strong> file.<br /> There are three lines in it, beginning with:<br /> <strong>mount -t vfat</strong><br /> Change them to:<br /> <strong>mount -t $LINUXFMT -o noatime /dev/${IDE}3 /hdd3</strong><br /></li> <li><table bgcolor="#000000" border="1"><tr><td border="0"><font color="#FFFF00"><b># mount -o remount,ro /</b></td></tr></table></li> </ul> <p>The Zaurus will now mount the hdd3 automatically upon boot and you can install programs to it etc.</p>