yes, use wpasupplicant

thank you for your answer, marex...
But, what do I need for running it?

http://marex.hackndev.com/palmtc/ try here ... you'll have to compile kernel yourself ( kernel config is here http://marex.hackndev.com/palmtc/.config ) and then get some decent userspace ( try debian for ARM )

thanks!
I will try it!

how familiar with linux are btw?

ehm... I have no familiarity with linux, sorry, but some friends could help me [maybe :( ].
Is there a simple way to put linux on a T|C? Does Opie 1.2.3 work?

If you can help me (linking something like a guide or other), I will appreciate.

I bought this Palm with few euro thinking that it can easily connect with wi-fi (with WPA)... Oh, If I know before... argh!

Could anyone just post a quick overview of the various steps involved in installing Linux on a Tungsten C? I'm as confused as the poster above me =)

/edit: or is it just those two steps as described above by Marex? But still, how do you go from there to, lets say, OPIE? In any case, time for a crash course in Linux for me :P

I use debian on it, not angstrom. You can debootstrap debian in qemu and copy over the image, there's a howto for that somewhere (on emdebian page I think).

Alright, I'm getting a Tungsten C in a few days, I'll report back when I have some new inquiries / results =)

Alright, I built a zImage kernel (based on arm:devel ) including the various (mostly manually applied) patches that there were available for the Tungsten C. I will test it, and report back soon about further progress.

Brilliant! Once completed, can you post it somewhere for others?

I never managed to get a working crosscompile going.

When it will be ready, please add it somewhere on web and update Download page on wiki. If you would need any help with publishing, ping me on IRC, please.