OpenSUSE 11.2

NOTE: This is just an initial install and does have problems yet

What you need?

Plugin your usb memory stick into the computer
First create a new virtual image - 512mb of RAM, openSUSE as the operating system, and set the disk you want to use as the memory stick.
Set the image to boot from the CD/DVD/ISO
Follow the setup process for the install
When you come to creating partition setup, create the first primary partition to be 100mb FAT16 and the rest as ext2.
Do NOT install a boot loader and complete the rest of the setup
Now shutdown the virtual machine and mount the USB flash onto your PC - copy the EFI bootloader onto the 100mb partition, setup the grub.cfg file to reflect your partition setup (i.e. change /dev/sdaX to match your USB sticks install of openSUSE)
Next copy both the initrd* files to the 100mb partition and replace the existing ones, also copy the vmlinuz* files to the 100mb partition (you probably need to be root do to this on your PC).
Now plugin the USB to your Joggler and away you go!

Brightness, WLAN, H/W acceleration does not seem to work.
Some colour corruption (connected to graphics chip I guess)
Shutting down and restarting messes up the partition - so you can't boot from the USB again until you FSCK.

It's likely wireless, brightness and H/W acceleration will be an easy fix simply by installing drivers.
Still in development stages - not production ready.