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==Installing the Orbiter==
 
==Installing the Orbiter==
  
- Download the [http://www.localeconcept.com/private/webpad-gamma1.dd.bz2 file] <br>
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- Format a USB stick.  I like Gparted.  Use a stick that is at least 1GB.<br>
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- Download the [http://www.localeconcept.com/private/webpad-gamma1.dd.bz2 file]. <br>
 
- Uncompress it <br>
 
- Uncompress it <br>
   eg: sudo bunzip2 webpad-gamma1.dd.bz2
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   sudo bunzip2 webpad-gamma1.dd.bz2
- Format a USB stick.  I like Gparted.  Use a stick that is at least 1GB<br>
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- Copy the file to the stick using dd.
 
- Copy the file to the stick using dd.
   eg: sudo dd if=webpad-gamma1.dd of=/dev/sda1
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   sudo dd if=webpad-gamma1.dd of=/dev/sda <br>
where /dev/sda1 is the location of your USB stick.  You can use Gparted to determine the location of your stick.
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  where /dev/sda is the location of your USB stick.  You can use Gparted to determine the location of your stick.
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- Plug the stick into the WebDT 366 and power it on. <br>
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- A LinuxMCE splace screen should appear and the installation process will begin automatically. <br>
  
Troubleshooting:
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[http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php?topic=6577.0 This] forum post proved most useful in creating these instructions.<br><br>
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Troubleshooting:<br>
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If you receive the following error:
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  USB Boot Device :  MASS Storage Class [00F9h/FFh/3Fh]
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  Missing operating system.
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  No boot device present. Halting.
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you have most likely used dd incorrectly:
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    sudo dd if=webpad-gamma1.dd of=/dev/sda1 <br>
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Note the addition of the "1" at the end of "/dev/sda".  Be sure and use dd without this, or any other number.

Revision as of 02:32, 5 September 2009

WebDT366.jpg

Official site PDF

- Windows® Embedded and Windows XP with Windows Media Player and Internet Explorer; ICA & RDP Terminal clients; Terminal Emulation software
- Compatible with Windows CE or Windows XP applications
- Brilliant 8.4" TFT Active Matrix LCD at 800 x 600 SVGA resolution
- Integrated touch screen display with "on screen" soft keyboard support
- CompactFlash™ slot; PC Card slot; USB port
- Built-in HDD, 802.11 b/g WLAN adapter and Bluetooth available
- Full 16-bit audio with stereo; headset jack; built-in stereo speakers and microphone


Price: $350 - see this forum post for more information on ordering.


Demonstration

Google Videos:

Part 1 of 2

Part 2 of 2

Tech Specs

Pins.jpg

WebDT Pins (Numbered looking at front of cradle)


Power Connection.jpg

Power Connection is on the right-hand side of the cradle.

USB Connections.jpg

USB B connection is on left-hand side of the cradle, the two USB A connections are on the front.


Reading the table: The number to the left of the ":" is the pin number, the number to the right is the number on the usb connection number (as I numbered them).

 1: (Unknown)
 2: U13
 3: U9
 4: U2, U6, U11
 5: U12
 6: (Unknown)
 7: U5, U10, U15
 8: U8
 9: P1
 10: U7
 11: U14
 12: (Unknown)
 13: (Unknown)
 14: (Unknown)
 15: (Unknown)
 16: P2
 17: (Unknown)
 18: U1
 Pins U3 and U4 connections' are unknown presently.

Installing the Orbiter

- Format a USB stick. I like Gparted. Use a stick that is at least 1GB.
- Download the file.
- Uncompress it

 sudo bunzip2 webpad-gamma1.dd.bz2

- Copy the file to the stick using dd.

 sudo dd if=webpad-gamma1.dd of=/dev/sda 
where /dev/sda is the location of your USB stick. You can use Gparted to determine the location of your stick.

- Plug the stick into the WebDT 366 and power it on.
- A LinuxMCE splace screen should appear and the installation process will begin automatically.

This forum post proved most useful in creating these instructions.

Troubleshooting:
If you receive the following error:

 USB Boot Device :  MASS Storage Class [00F9h/FFh/3Fh]
 Missing operating system.
 No boot device present. Halting.

you have most likely used dd incorrectly:

   sudo dd if=webpad-gamma1.dd of=/dev/sda1 

Note the addition of the "1" at the end of "/dev/sda". Be sure and use dd without this, or any other number.