User1: Anyone know have to flash an image on a netbook?
User1: know how to flash an image*
User2: User1 You mean the BIOS?
User1: Whichever the OS is installed on; thus I'm assuming not the BIOS. xP
User1: There isn't any BIOS screen or anything for this device that I can tell
User2: Um, you install it like any other machine.
 * tonyyarusso is confused about the problem
User1: It's a netbook, no CDROM drive obviously, I don't think I can get to a BIOS menu, it's storage is on an internal SSD
User1: just a Windows CE screen at start
User2: What makes you think you can't get to a BIOS menu?
User2: And you can use either a USB flash drive or USB CD-ROM drive to install from.
User1: Because there is no BIOS screen anything at all
User2: so?  Read the manual and start hitting keys.
User1: otherwise for your curiosity, it's a Delstar DS 700
User1: can't even find the official manufacturer website; and for what I can find of a manufacturer manual for it, it doesn't have anything intricate about the system
User2: Stop buying weird nonsense :S
User1: I didn't buy it. :P
User1: It was a $100 netbook
User1: ARM architecture
User1: 128MB RAM
 * fisch246 cranks Devildriver \m/
User3: and don't worry... i've been squeezing in Cloud Cult from time to time :3
User4: hello?
User1: So yea, I've taken apart the netbook and I guess the only way to get a Linux installation onto it would be flashing an image to it through JTAG
User1: Anyone have some JTAG equipment, and a JTAG pin port to spare? :P
User5: User1 Never done anything with JTAG, but I've got a Bricked WRT54g that needs some debricking
User1: A WRT54G instead of a WRT54GL?
User5: G version 2 I think
User5: I'd have to check
User1: otherwise I just came across this: http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9544
User2: User1 I think there's an #ubuntu-arm channel that may be useful to you.
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