> Look in your manual again, as the processor that
> calculator is the 16-bit
> 6809, and not the 32-bit 68K.
> So the answer to your question is no, unless someone
> makes a 16-bit
> version of Linux and ports it to the 6809, and makes
> it fit in the minimal
> RAM that the silly calculator has. :)
>
> Sorry about that...
Uh, no, fortunately you are wrong:
http://www.ti.com/calc/docs/asm/8992p.htm
and if that wasn't clear enough,
http://ti89.acz.org/ (click on General)
"... it uses a 10MHz variation of the Motorolla
MC68000 microprocessor ..."
What calculator do you have?
Kenneth Arnold
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