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LinuxDevices: JuiceBox Gets Linux Jolt

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“Another defenseless gadget has fallen prey to the relentless
march of the Penguinistas. Tim Riker’s eLinux.org website has
published extensive, detailed instructions for creating a cartridge
that can boot any unmodified Mattel JuiceBox into a Linux-based
environment.

“The JuiceBox is a $70 teen-targeted PMP (portable media player)
powered by a 66MHz, 16/32-bit ARM7 processor…”

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