No Debian yet, all I've done so far is put in a serial console to watch it boot (only had it 3 days.) There's a photo of it running debian here, and some detai

No Debian yet, all I've done so far is put in a serial console to watch it boot (only had it 3 days.) There's a photo of it running debian here, and some details for running debian on another device with the same SoC architecture (WM8505): http://slatedroid.com/index.php?topic=152.0 http://slatedroid.com/index.php?topic=152.0 The easy way is undoubtedly to use debootstrap and keep the current kernel it's running. I think that's more or less an easy and given possibility, because once you have the serial port connected you have a root console (or presumably you can unlock root access in software via Android.) Building a kernel as well may be harder. From what I can tell, and it's hard to tell because most people (including Eken) aren't releasing source at the moment (sigh), this may be hard because of a bunch of proprietary M8505 modules in the current kernel. Not sure yet, though.