卡西欧 操作系统安装

[张戡戡]

Can I install Linux on my Casio Electronic Dictionary E-XA99?
：葡萄酒：

 

[张戡戡]

Give it a try

 

[Condobloke]

Ask them:

Inquiry Form - CASIO

CASIO front‐end framework

inquiry.casio.co.jp

 

[张戡戡]

Ask them:

Inquiry Form - CASIO

CASIO front‐end framework

inquiry.casio.co.jp

It seems that they won't provide such support.

 

[Condobloke]

There is an email form at the bottom of that page.

Submit your enquiry there.

 

[Condobloke]

Is highly doubtful that a casio electronic dictionary would have that capability

 

[Condobloke]

Most Linux distros need at least 30-40 GB to operate in.....an electronic dictionary would not have that sort of space.

 

[Condobloke]

You would also not be able to partition it and alter the partition table (if it had one) .

Find a Laptop. Put Linux on that where it belongs

 

[Condobloke]

Your title says:

卡西欧 操作系统安装​

This is an English only site

 

[张戡戡]

There is an email form at the bottom of that page.

Submit your enquiry there.

I mean, Casio's staff won't want anyone to crack their products.They have their own system.

 

[Condobloke]

We also do not support that approach.

Try elsewhere.

 

[张戡戡]

Is highly doubtful that a casio electronic dictionary would have that capability

Maybe

 

[f33dm3bits]

Maybe

Casio is a company and their software proprietary, nothing anyone can do to fix that. The only thing you can do is try because there is nothing I can find online bout it. So just try it or call it a day, your choice.

I mean, Casio's staff won't want anyone to crack their products.They have their own system.

Neither does any other software vendor, this whole topic seems to be headed in a pointless direction.

 

[张戡戡]

Casio is a company and their software proprietary, nothing anyone can do to fix that. The only thing you can do is try because there is nothing I can find online bout it. So just try it or call it a day, your choice.


Neither does any other software vendor, this whole topic seems to be headed in a pointless direction.

You know, I saw on the Internet that someone installed Linux and other systems on Texas Instruments' ti-nspire. Ti-nspire also has its own software, But It was Cracked (Ndless). I Think It's very Interesting, So I want to try it on Casio.

 

[f33dm3bits]

You know, I saw on the Internet that someone installed Linux and other systems on Texas Instruments' ti-nspire. Ti-nspire also has its own software, But It was Cracked (Ndless). I Think It's very Interesting, So I want to try it on Casio.

So just try it and see how far you get. You don't need anyone here for that.

 

[wendy-lebaron]

you're better off getting an "ordinary" computer. or even a google chromebook. to have a better chance of installing linux. let alone be able to use it.

why try to do it on a rig. that might serve only as a dictionary? i'm sorry if i'm going. only with the name of the device. but it seems to have a limited purpose to begin with. which means it shouldn't be attempted used outside of its firmware.