Windows CE 6.0 ARM11 units...

Who got them? How much RAM do you have and what's the CPU clock (ResInfo shows that)? Do you have difficulties with USB ports?

I have a tinybook, suppose to be 256mb of ram, resinfo shows 193.2, ARM1176JZF-s @ (666mhz)

No usb port difficulty i have noticed, what exactly were ya looking for ?

I do have some sort of weird high pitch squeal sound resonate from the speakers, but have confirmed it happens on other ones too...and i have dog ears so average may not hear it till very close.

My SmartQ 7 also has the ARM1176JZF-S (Samsung S3C6410) which is normally clocked at 667MHz, but I'm currently running it at 800MHz with no stability issues. In fact, the manufacturer (SmartDevices) provides firmware images for normal clock and overclocked versions. There is 256MB of DDR RAM and 1GB Flash storage.

I've also had no problem with the USB host or USB OTG ports as well as no sound/speaker issues.

I also have a speedy armv5 (pxa 303 Monahans ) MID/slider @ 624 MHz, 128mb of ram, I know its not exactly what you asked but close enough.... also has otg for usb and no problems there.

Edited by thcrw739 2010-04-05 10:37 PM

Answering thcrw's question^ yeap, i have problems with USB. USB hubs doesn't work (I have tried only one though, will try other one), some devices cannot be plugged in at the same time (three flash drives, for exmaple).

Also, I still can use only 64 MB of RAM instead of 128, that are installed on motherboard.

thcrw, don't you know accidentially, how much RAM chips do you have?

I ment mentioning my armv5 device in the same thread, I'll have to check the usb hub thing & get back to ya with the tinybook

what is the brand name, model, full CPU name & speed of your device?

thcrw's was TinyBook T706 with S3C6410 @ 667 MHz.
Mine is XJD-EPC102 with the same CPU.

The TinyBook syncs fine after you install the USB sync driver from the flash storage on the device onto the PC. It syncs the Outlook PIM databases fine and retains the data after reboot. Very fast device - faster even than the Augen eGo. The camera program looks good too. (You do, however, have to do the HKLM/System/Explorer/Shell Folders registry tweak to retain shortcuts after reboot.)

I see the 10.2" CE6 netbooks have hit eBay now....

http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-10-2-Mini-Netbook-Laptop-Notebook-WIFI-Camera-/110549964579?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Laptops_Nov05&hash=item19bd4a9723

Nice to hear that, Rich, but those aren't ARM11 devices - they're ARM9 (specifically, ARM926EJ-S Via VT8500). Forty lashes with a wet noodle for going off the thread topic.

Strange...

"When you want to shut down your computer, please do not press the power switch button directly, although it has power-off feature. To use the power switch button to turn off the machine directly, will cause a certain degree of damaage. Under normal circumstances is not recommended directly by the power switch button to shut down, if there are special circumstances and can't shut down normally, carry out this operation."

Huh?

Edited by Dana 2010-06-22 1:27 AM

Sounds like they're saying use Start -> Shut Down instead.

No doubt... it's just the warning about a "certain degree of damage" that I found a bit strange, especially as on my minibook the instructions say to use start-shut down or the power button interchangeably.