PDa should generally run on all Linux based devices. Due to differences between the specific platforms it is most of the time difficult to install PDa on your device. I have been trying to supply precompiled packages for several different platforms, but they sometimes are out of date due to the lack of time for updating. In the worst case the real hackers can try to compile the system form source. Here is a list of the working platforms.
Here is a version of PDa for gumstix http://bekstation.bek.no/immigrante/pda_port_for_the_gumstix/pda_gumstix.tar, provided by alejo (user funkzvv at googles mail (gmail)).
iPod's are based on ARM processors too, just install linux on it and download a precompiled version of PDa for your ipod. This version comes without the tcl/tk gui, it has a costum gui called "pdpod", created by Martin Kaltenbrunner.
Yet another platform you can use to play around with Pd is the gp2x. Chris McCormick has created gp2xPd, a frontend for Pda for the gp2x gaming console.
The Nokia 770 Network Tablet runs a version of Linux based on the meamo system. Work is on the way to make PDa running on these, preliminary packages are here. Its installable on the 770 and the N800.
Last Modified: August 19 2007 12:15:13 GMT