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by Rico Mossesgeld on August 31, 2007

That's the case with the efforts of a group of Independent programmers. Together, they have come up with an Open Source Linux-based mobile OS that can run on newer model Palm smartphones and PDAs like the LifeDrive, TX, and of course the Treo:
The most recent success has been with "Cocoboot" version 4, released on 18 July. A Palm bootloader, Cocoboot will start the boot process, halt Palm (garnet), and start loading Linux from your SD card.
You can download Cocoboot from Sourceforge. As always, such technically complicated changes will void warranties, and must only be attempted by the brave and knowledgeable. More details on MyTreo.net.
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