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[[Image:Yeeloong-pdaxrom.png|320px|thumb|right|pdaXrom-NG running on YeeLoong 8089 notebook]]
Lemote YeeLoong 8089 notebook is the world's first laptop which contains completely free software. All system source files(BIOS, kernel, drivers etc.) are free, no close firmware needed.
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|+ '''YeeLoong8089 Notebook Features'''
! Components !! Specification 
|-
! CPU
| STLS 2F(Loongson 2F) 800MHz, <br/>with integrated DDR2 and PCI controllers 
|-
! Chipset
| Northbridge: integrated in CPU; Southbridge: AMD CS5536 <br/>
Graphics: SMI712; Network: Rtl8139 + RTL8187B(wifi)<br/>
Camera: 300K pixel
|-
! Memory
|SO-DIMM DDR2,512MB/1GB
|-
! Storage
| 160GB 2.5' HDD or 2GB/8GB SSD
|-
! Panel
|8.9” TFT LCD, 1024x600
|-
! Interfaces
|USB2.0x3, earphone+ MIC, SDx1,   RJ45x1, VGAx1, DC-inx1
|-
! Power
|<12Watt; 12V 3.5A DC Adapter
|-
! Enclosure
| PC+ABS+IMR A/C
|-
! Size
| 25.5x18.8x2.5cm
|}

For more information see http://www.lemote.com/english/index.html

== Download pdaXrom-ng bootable ==

To boot '''pdaXrom-ng''' to '''YeeLoong 8089 notebook'''  you should download  http://mail.pdaxrom.org/downloads/lemote/pdaXrom-ng-yeelong-8089-n32-20090825.tgz file. 

== Boot from USB flash drive ==
Copy  pdaXrom-ng distribution to USB flash drive. <br/>
<span style="font-weight: bold; color: #cc0000;">Please note, that flash partitions must be ''ext2'' or ''ext3''</span>.<br/>
Then unpack the zip file to USB root directory.<br/>
For system booting use a PMON2000 command line. For that turn on a YeeLoong 8089 notebook  and press DEL.

Enter the following commands in appeared command line:

<pre>load /dev/fs/ext2@usb0/boot/vmlinux
initrd /dev/fs/ext2@usb0/boot/initrd.img
g console=tty root=/dev/ram0 no_auto_cmd</pre>
== Boot from hard drive == 
To boot the system to hard drive you should unpack ''pdaXrom-ng-yeeloong-xxxx.zip'' file to HD root directory. <br/>
Before unpacking, be sure that ''boot/vmlinux'', ''boot/initrd.img'', ''boot/rootfs.img'' and ''boot/boot.conf'' files do not overwrite existed files located in the same directory. <br/>
To prevent files replacement it is highly recommended select another partition. For instance, use '''hda4'''. Mount the partition and unpack the archive to it.<br/>
<br/>Create ''/boot'' directory in HD bootable partition  and copy ''boot.conf'' to it. <br/>
If  the directory and file have been already existed (another system is installed), you should edit that ''boot.conf'' file by adding  strings from pdaXrom-ng configuration file  ("default", "timeout"and "showmenu" must be excepted) to it.
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[[Image:Tip.png]] Don't forget change a path to the files if you use another HD partition. <br/> For example:
<ul><li>/dev/fs/ext2@wd0/boot/vmlinux - the first HD partition</li>
<li>/dev/fs/ext2@wd0b/boot/vmlinux - the second HD partition</li>
<li>/dev/fs/ext2@wd0c/boot/vmlinux - the third HD partition</li></ul>
If everything is ok, '''pdaXrom-ng''' menu item will be displayed after the next booting.