Well carlos you ask an interesting question. The real answer is that your ability to put linux on your pda/phone is dependent on people's interest in the project, and your hardware hacking skills. If the device has a USB interface or some other way of connecting to your computer, you're half way there. The problem that you'll more than likely run into is that while you may be able to modify data on the phone's storage device, you probably won't be able to run unsigned code on it. Which means that putting linux on it will be pointless until you figure that out. There has been a lot of effort to achieve this single goal (running the unsigned code) on some portable machines such as the iPhone and PSP, but as of yet I haven't heard of anything for the blackjack. So unless you're ready to take on a serious hacking project (or I'm wrong and the manufacturers didn't make your phone check code signatures), you might be rowing upstream.
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