A hint from YAEGASHI Takeshi (of linux/hpcsh) finally made me pay attention to Hitachi's sample WinCE code and so I fixed the annoying problem with certain keyboard chords on 680 not being scanned propertly. And from the pleasant surprises department - accidentally typing shutdown -r instead of -h I discovered that someone finally fixed the reboot. Now it would be cool to get suspend working.

*sigh* The NetBSD related TODO is growing. I wish I had time, but at least one item is off now.

Returned from BSDCon Europe 2002. Had a lot of fun, met a lot of folks, drank a lot of beer.

It's amazing how useful even a bare-bones Jornada 680 (NetBSD/hpcsh) with a wireless card is. Too bad gcc2 doesn't do PIC for SuperH, so fat static world eats a lot of CF space (mine 128MB CF is ~full and i trimmed the world a lot). The 720 (hpcarm) is a lot more useful with a full world with X fitting into 128MB CF, working X, working suspend &c.

Hmm, Pete Zaitcev is giving up on PROLL: "BSD people ... are good at using obsolete computers, so let them bother". Guess I need to work on X server for Krups to help Linux users to migrate their Krupsen to NetBSD.

PS: Re obsolete computers, may I say "mmm, pdp10".

Committed my microSPARC-IIep port ("Krups" JavaStation) couple of weeks ago.

Need to refactor sparc kbd/ms drivers to support Mr.Coffee. For Krups, I think, it would be simpler to wait for uwscons (vga in krups doesn't support text mode).

Got my NetBSD account set up.