If anyone is interested in getting the Clio 1050 working:
* Compile a kernel with WINCE_DEFAULT_SETTING
* Reboot and find the GPIO ports listed i
* Remove from the list ports listed elsewhere in the boot message
* In the config file, change the following:
vrisab3	at vrgiu? platform SHARP_TRIPAD isaportoffset 0x1000000
vrisab3	at vrgiu? platform VADEM_CLIO_C isaportoffset 0x1000000
isa3	at vrisab3
pcic0	at isa3 port 0x3e0 iomem 0x70000 iosiz 0x4000 irq 0x000d0003

to

vrisab3	at vrgiu? platform SHARP_TRIPAD isaportoffset 0x1000000
vrisab3	at vrgiu? platform VADEM_CLIO_C1000 isaportoffset 0x1000000
isa3	at vrisab3
pcic0	at isa3 port 0x3e0 iomem 0x70000 iosiz 0x4000 irq 0x000d0003

vrisab4	at vrgiu? platform VADEM_CLIO_C1050 isaportoffset 0x1000000
isa4	at vrisab4
pcic0	at isa4 port 0x3e0 iomem 0x70000 iosiz 0x4000 irq 0x00XX0003

Where the XX in the irq on the last line is the hex port number of the
port to try (i.e. 13 for the C-1000).  Keep trying until it works.  I
would guess that there is a good chance of it being close to 13.  Do
double check that the ports you try are really input ports as Bad Things
can happen if the port is set to the wrong direction.

  The C-1050 is one of very few hpcmips machines still available new in
the US (www.pinaxgroup.com).  The only other one I know of is the VR3
(www.softfield.com) which would want XIP support (although the 16MB model
might be able to run without it with a secondary boot loader).

Matthew Orgass
darkstar@city-net.com