Small Linux Laptop Forum
Elonex One (detatchable keyboard) => Software & OS Modifications => Topic started by: Brianb on April 16, 2012, 09:42:24 PM
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Hi
I want to load 3MX on my Elonex LLL and have decided, after considering all versions, on 3MX Retro. But I can't find a download site. In fact no 3MX distributions seem to be available for download though there are plenty of "false trails" which lead to a wilderness of software trivia.
I also see that the healthy crop of LLL forum posts seems to have withered and died some time last year.
What's going on guys.
Maybe I could get an emailed zipped copy of the 3MX Retro recovery img file from some kind soul.
Brianb
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Hi Brian
This should work hopefully :D 3MX Retro is in there. Between me and another member we will have most of the software for LLL
http://www.mediafire.com/?61uk8kimpjp2d
Many Thanks
Andrew
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As a follow on from this, is this forum safe?
I would hate to see the resource go, because although I don't use my LLL as often as I used to, I have got it out recently and fired up to use in conjunction with getting my Raspberry Pi started.
I see that the cnmBook website is now only an archive of the Recovery and User Manual. The software repository has gone. Fortunately I think I have most of the downloads that were on there and elsewhere.
Paul
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Hi.
There is not much active use these days and I disabled new registrations a bit back due to far too many spammers attempting to join the forum (they were getting blocked by the software but still more hassle than I currently have time for).
I intend to keep the forum live for as long as possible and will get in touch with active users if this ever changes.
Littlelinuxlaptop.com had a load of links and downloads - try there if you still need anything.
BTW I have a Pi on the way too !
All the best.
J
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Hi Jay,
Thanks for update.
I found that the LittleLinuxLaptop forum has a link to the CnM archive, so I copied it all from there.
I've actually wired up my USB TTL Comport to the console port in the battery box recently and now see the boot messages.
It seems I have some bad blocks!
All the best
Paul