MNT Pocket Reform progress
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There have  been some  changes both  on the  hardware and  the software
side. The hardware part was quite important yet simple: the current CPU
module has  a WiFi chip without  any cooling. As the  CPU is relatively
hod (at least for the ARM) the WiFi  part is hot, too - and it seems to
work bad  when hot.  So the  quick fix is  to add  a small  thermal pad
(about 2 mm thick) so the chip will be connected to the heatsink.
The long-term solution would be to use a cooler CPU.

Software part  includes many  fixes and updates  so the  cloning script
(which moves OS  from the EMMC to the NVME)  now forks flawlessly. This
is important  also because  if te EMMC is not used  then the  whole CPU
module is cooler.

Interestingly, stuff like the second screen works by default.

So the main things I still have to do:

- Czech keyboard (no idea what to do because of  the keyboard layout)
- .zshrc (I'm just lazy to copy it from the desktop  and adapt it)
- ical to remind script (must install a lot of Perl stuff first...)


The main problem of the machine (from my point of view) is that suspend
does not work with current Linux kernel. But fixing it is outside of my
abilities...