2007/8/6, Emre Turkay [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi folks,
I've written both the file downloaded from the buildhost my own moko
makefile images to the device by using the dfu-util. It is stopping at
some point in boot and asking to enter runlevel. The messages shown on
the screen are below. It
Ian Stirling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
Using a copy of mplayer originally intended for the Zaurus, mentioned by
anrp on IRC.
I played back a random video - which happened to be
VIDEO: MPEG1 352x240 (aspect 1) 24.000 fps 1536.0 kbps
(192.0 kbyte/s)
It 'just worked'.
I'm sure
I'm writing the files in build/tmp/deploy/images.
I've compiled it 3 times each time updating the local copy, so there
are 3 openmoko-devel-image however there is only one kernel
uImage-xxx. Are these files the generated files and I suppose the
kernel isn't changed at these three updates so there
Hanno 'Rince' Wagner wrote:
Rod Whitby schrieb am 06. August 2007:
Current 24h live log is always at:
Has anyone notified the people on IRC that they have a surveillance
bot somewhere who publishs everything via web without asking them
first wether they are interested in such
Simon Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
I have tried this and the cursor stays with the stylus in the middle of the
screen but when you get near the top or bottom it doesnt.I have run ts_test
and get this from the draw mode https://swel024.ath.cx/~swel024/blah.png and
cant fill the top left
Neo 1973 is sold out
By Jouston Huang
Neo1973 - OpenMoko After weeks hard work and a lot of complains from my wife.
We sold out our Neo 1973 now. In fact, if you place order now. The ETA will be
almost October 2007
AND...
Sold out!
Please note that due to unexpected high demand, even at
Giles Jones wrote:
Ian Stirling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
Using a copy of mplayer originally intended for the Zaurus, mentioned by
anrp on IRC.
I played back a random video - which happened to be
VIDEO: MPEG1 352x240 (aspect 1) 24.000 fps 1536.0 kbps
(192.0 kbyte/s)
It 'just
Steve Seltzer wrote:
Ian Stirling wrote:
Ian Stirling wrote:
Using a copy of mplayer originally intended for the Zaurus, mentioned
by anrp on IRC.
I played back a random video - which happened to be
VIDEO: MPEG1 352x240 (aspect 1) 24.000 fps 1536.0 kbps (192.0
kbyte/s)
It 'just
Ian Stirling wrote:
192Kbytes/sec - not really close.
192KB/s = 1536Kb/s
B - Bytes
b - bits
Different units, same bandwidth.
Shachar
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Alan McSwain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
This is --simply unacceptable-- and not enough information for people who have
recently ordered.
FIC --MUST-- do a better job of communicating with thier
developers/customers.
Those folks who have placed orders that will not be getting a device
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
Ian Stirling wrote:
192Kbytes/sec - not really close.
192KB/s = 1536Kb/s
B - Bytes
b - bits
Different units, same bandwidth.
Indeed.
However, why do you think that the speed of the SD is close to 200KB/s,
because it isn't.
Hanno 'Rince' Wagner wrote:
Rod Whitby schrieb am 06. August 2007:
Such things are common-place on IRC (look for a user named 'apt' or
'ibot' or 'jbot' or '*-log').
These are bots, of course. But no one said that they are logging and
publishing in the same way.
Well, no one said they
Hi all,
anyone have the dev environment going in openSUSE 10.2?
Im still struggling and the info at OpenEmbedded is too Debian biased.
Thanks
Hans
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On Monday 06 August 2007 12:05, Hans van der Merwe wrote:
Hi all,
anyone have the dev environment going in openSUSE 10.2?
Im still struggling and the info at OpenEmbedded is too Debian biased.
Thanks
Hans
I'm using openSuSe 10.2 with the mokomakefile with no real problems. You are
On 5 Aug 2007, at 16:11, Nkoli wrote:
I think your implementation is great; it's logical and clean. The
only thing I would change is the first boot part. Most phones, if
not all, allow security conscious users to set some kind of
password/pin to lock their phones. It should also be an
I'll understand whatever delays or problems OpenMoko throws at me, or rather
us. As far as I'm concerned we're all in it together, and I understand that
we're all learning as we go along.
But the continual lack of clear communication from the top is so
demoralizing. If we are all in this
Luca Dionisi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
Hi all,
I have a likely silly question.
I'm wondering why is it that in the mobile phone world there has
not been a revolution similar to the P2P that we have seen in
the internet,
What's the real problem?
What you propose is illegal due to the
Von: Hans van der Merwe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
anyone have the dev environment going in openSUSE 10.2?
Got it running with some workarounds.
Im still struggling and the info at OpenEmbedded is too Debian biased.
Could you please describe your the struggling point? I can try to port this to
Luca Dionisi wrote:
Hi all,
I have a likely silly question.
I'm wondering why is it that in the mobile phone world there has
not been a revolution similar to the P2P that we have seen in
the internet, e.g. with emule or bittorrent, that is where the
users are benefitting from each other
On 8/6/07, Giles Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What you propose is illegal due to the restrictions on radio transmissions.
...
The problem is you would be relying on someone near to you,
...
Also, the power drain of having a radio transmitter (eg. Wifi) switched
on all the time...
Ok, good
Luca Dionisi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
Ok, good points for sure. But similar points have not stopped an
incremental adoption of emule.
Yes, but on a mobile device?
For the legal aspect, since our representatives have demonstrated
that they care about consumers' interests less than zero, I
On 8/6/07, Giles Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Luca Dionisi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
Ok, good points for sure. But similar points have not stopped an
incremental adoption of emule.
Yes, but on a mobile device?
For the legal aspect, since our representatives have demonstrated
that
It looks like the calibration information is stored in /etc/pointercal. Not
sure if that's the final destination of the data, or who uses it though.
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Window_Manager_Startup#Screen_Calibration
On 8/6/07, Giles Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Simon Wells [EMAIL
the site still seems to be some kind of offline.
when i run the openmoko/download.sh script as supposed on
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/OpenMoko_under_QEMU i get
$ openmoko/download.sh
Retrieving available builds list...
Kernel is... not found
Root filesystem is... not found
On 8/6/07, Mikko J Rauhala [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The point is that you must be a 1) criminal 2) sociopath to even want to
do this thing with the GSM radio in particular, even if you could. The
wifi on GTA02 on the other hand will be capable of this sort of thing
(legally and ethically),
Cedric Cellier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
I find the idea of cooperative network elegant.
But it's the same as setting your wifi to be open and setting it to repeat any
connections from any other router in the area.
The potential for hacking/disruption is large, place a rogue device in the
I don't want to say stupid things, but, AFAIK:
The device is sold out since yesterday !!! And it was Sunday (maybe
Monday in their timezone). Give them some time (I mean one day or two
at least !!) Maybe they had a whole bunch of orders this weekend, and
they had to change quickly the page while
I think we need to look at this project more along the line of 'Ask not what
your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country' JFK.
This project is kind of like an investment into the future of mobile
phones. If you are here just so that you can findout more about the handset
I downloaded the last rootfs and uImage from
http://chooseopen.com/openmoko/build/
there is a problem with the kernel and the modules versions.
Kernel 2.6.21.6-moko10
modules 2.6.21.6-moko11
What ipkg feed can I use to download 2.6.21.6-moko11 kernel?
2007/8/6, andy selby [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
the
I'm definitely willing to believe that there are tech problems, the GPS
protocol into the chips we are using, closed firmware and all the rest.
And I admit I really know nothing about mobile comm problems.
Anyway, there seems to be some FUD here to me.
But then I am probably wrong. Could you
Hi! I want to ask phase0 developers: what is the format of gllin
output data? I am trying to convert it to google earth using gpsbabel
but I have no clue what i could be. Most possible guess is NMEA but
the error for my location is about half of the world ;))) so I guess
this is not it...
best
Krzysztof Kajkowski wrote:
Hi! I want to ask phase0 developers: what is the format of gllin
output data? I am trying to convert it to google earth using gpsbabel
but I have no clue what i could be. Most possible guess is NMEA but
the error for my location is about half of the world ;))) so I
Well
I'm #3531 and reside in Austria, Europe. When I ordered (admittedly two
months ago) there was an immediated response confirming my order. When I was
asking later when I can expect delivery, I was given an answer after two
days again. They told me there would be a shipment around
Somewhat off topic...
About 20 years ago I saw a small print ad in the back of National Geographic
(I think it was) by a company named skullduggery, offering plaster casts of
fossilized skulls, including a *really* *cool* sabertooth cat skull. I
ordered one, and waited. and waited. and waited.
On 06/08/07, Martin Straub [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well
I do agree with your point. But it is not professionalism that I'd like to
see, just a little more communication. It does seem that you've had more
contact from them than some of us.
I have avoided contacting OpenMoko directly
It is a nice story. It's good to hear they're still in business.
However, at the risk (too late!) of sounding like a broken record, your
reply is condescending and misses the point like some others here.
On 06/08/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After about 3 months the skull
Maybe some of us are just jumping the gun, what if that message is
meant to say: We will only be shipping units for the orders that we
receive after today in September..or something like that.
Nope. Re-read the original post. I captured that text of the blog and the
webstore. They
Earlier someone said:
I think you described just about every tech-savy teenager out there...
On 8/7/07, Luca Dionisi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your explanation.
So, what are the current proposal for starting the real revolution?
I'm getting bored and frustrated. :)
There has to be
I guess you can't have a revolution without breaking some laws... ;)
On 8/7/07, Giles Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6 Aug 2007, at 23:58, Ortwin Regel wrote:
Run an open Wifi node.
It's becoming less and less of a good idea to do that these days. You
are responsible for any
On 8/6/07, Giles Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6 Aug 2007, at 23:58, Ortwin Regel wrote:
Run an open Wifi node.
It's becoming less and less of a good idea to do that these days. You
are responsible for any activity on your connection, so if someone
commits a crime you'll have a hard
Hmm.. This thread is rather troubling for those who are testing in
markets where GSM850 is the only spectrum ATT owns. This, by itself,
is less of a burden due to most markets being dual-band, however, god
only knows how that will affect coverage during peak times when 1900
is totally booked for
I have been reading the community archives since December 2006 but have not
been able to keep up with it since just before the initial developer release
due to school. I also realize that there is a lot of work to do before
final release. I have not previously posted as I've usually found my
Hmmm, I think I've figured out what happened to my original YES_I_DO,
which lead to my #1881 not going out in the first wave: The order RT
chokes on e-mail signed with S/MIME. Makes sense in a warped sort of
way. Sigh.
Jouston's comment right now about my empty e-mail in RT was the last
clue I
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