I haven't used the TT3, but if it's the same as the Z72, everything should be saved on your card, so there's no problem. Just press reset, reboot, and everything's still there. (although e2fsck will probably run to check your filesystem, since it wasn't unmounted properly)

~Jeffery MacEachern
<>< :: Angstrom|Palm Z72 User :: Ubuntu Gutsy User :: All-around Geek

thx, still have one question, when I press shut down button, the screen stops with the proceeding bar, can't I turn off the screen only like the palm?

Nah, I'm afraid not. The hardware has no real "off" state (except by removing the battery or perhaps crashing it in some weird way). In Palm OS when the screen is off it is in sleep (suspend to RAM) mode.

So shutdown doesn't make sense, it just freezes.

thanks a lot. after a one night suspend, my battery went out lol...

Yep, we don't know (yet) how to shut all the hardware into low power mode while in suspend, so the battery life is going to be pretty poor.

looks lile tt3 has a long way to go. I was wondering if tx and tt5's huge storage would do some good

still have problem?

Hi All.. T3 project prefer live distro... like Slax, this is the problem (ro squashfs and unionfs for manual save changes). I prefer real ext2 filesystem, where changes surely saved.

i have a palm tx, and linux runs very good, but i have a problem i clicked the shutdown button, then reboot, next the scrren turn into black.

Hi juangarzo,

I've had this same problem with my TX. I found that if you remove and re-insert the SD card and then press the reset button on the back that it will come back to life. I've now stopped using the shutdown in Opie as it will hang almost every time, so I just reset instead and I've had no problems.

I have this problem too. Re-inserting the SD card had no result. PLEASE HELP!

See this thread: http://hackndev.com/node/123#comment-380

Thank you very mutch!!! It's work!!! )