Scottie wrote:
Google phone seems to come out soon. Will you guys concern software
compatibility between the pioneer neo1973 (which I can't get one from the
market) and gphone from daily news paper?
Compatibility is a two way street. Google has announced that it will
open source the entire
I just mucked up the finish on my freerunner's case. I'm not sure this
is the right place to report it...
I'm writing in since OM might want to use a different type of paint in
the future, or dye the underlying plastic black. (Nokia played this
trick with my old cell phone's case...)
I was
I noticed that 2008.8 couldn't register for the first few boots each
time I moved my freerunner from one country to another.
First I'd see one of these three GSM messages (typing from memory) each
time I booted and tried to make a call. (Each started with something
like Can't make call;
-stacy wrote:
Orlando wrote:
I tried this...
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# opkg list_installed | grep gpsd
gpsd-conf - 2.34-r9 -
That confirms that gpsd is not installed.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# opkg install gpsd
An error ocurred, return value: 2.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# opkg install gps
An error
Can someone fix the file permissions?
Thanks!
-Rusty
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Thanks!
I'm actually just updating the wiki right now, so I'll document the
fso-makefile repository.
-Rusty
Rod Whitby wrote:
Russell Sears wrote:
Can someone fix the file permissions?
In the meantime, you can use the following workaround:
git clone git://git.freesmartphone.org/fso
The media player doesn't really understand file formats. Instead,
gstreamer handles the actual playback, so you'll probably need to
install one of the gst-plugin-* packages.
What error message does it give on the command line? Does the log
conclude a plausible looking mime type?
-Rusty
arne anka wrote:
I'm trying to dual boot with 2008.8 or debian on my uSD but fdisk tells
...
qtopia's latest 20080808 image from their website.
now, i am confused.
do you use 2008.8 _or_ qtopia?
afair w/ 2008.8 there were no problems, but w/ qtopia qpe block the sd
card. some days ago a
Matthew Lane wrote:
arne anka wrote:
div class=moz-text-flowed style=font-family: -moz-fixed I'm
trying to dual boot with 2008.8 or debian on my uSD but fdisk tells
...
qtopia's latest 20080808 image from their website.
now, i am confused.
do you use 2008.8 _or_ qtopia?
afair w/ 2008.8
Lothar Behrens wrote:
Hi,
after some tries to compile the complete distribution (2007.2) on my
openSuSE 11.0, I must say that either my notebook has a hardware problem
or openSuSE 11.0 is not as stable as my old 9.1 installation.
It freezes after long time in screen saving mode while
Timo Juhani Lindfors wrote:
Yorick Moko [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I presume sound works after suspend?
Yep.
What about incoming phone calls during suspend?
-Rusty
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xrandr -q and xrandr -s 240x320 work for me (and effectively crash
X, since you can't use the keyboard any more, and illume doesn't adjust
very well...
Also, the touch screen doesn't seem to understand that the resolution
change, which makes using it pretty difficult. Finally, display looks
Fox Mulder wrote:
I suppose you installed debian on the sd-card. So you have no problem
with any data corruption with suspend/resume actions?
I disabled suspend because i read so much about the sd-card problem when
suspending. :/
So far, I've only noticed corrupted copies of sector 0. So,
Charles Pax wrote:
The problem with having an external speaker or microphone is that such a
solution does not simplify the situation. Sure, it would make the Freerunner
(plus some stuff) into a measuring device, but if we need a second piece of
hardware to take measurement, we may as well just
Jeff Sadowski wrote:
I understand the openmoko phone works on GSM networks? I think I read
somewhere that Verizon uses CDMA and not GSM. Are there plans to have
a phone that will connect to a CDMA network? Is there a way to
incorporate say like a module to add/remove to use any cellular
Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote:
Am Sonntag 03 August 2008 00:57:01 schrieb Craig B. Allen:
I've been using FSO milestone 2 and liking it.
Is there a setting to disable the zhone screen locker? If I want to
lock I can just press the Aux button.
You can specify the timeouts in seconds
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Aug 16, 2008 at 09:36:43PM +0530, Vikas Saurabh wrote:
I dont think this is related to the architecture. I had faced similar
issue on core duo (i had put a comment on the wiki for the same). Btw,
i didnt have to flash the back up image so i dont know if it
I tried this once and got the same error.
Then I ran grep on the image file it produced with words that I knew
were present in the filesystem like headphone mono and state. I
couldn't find any words in the image, so I don't think the files it
produces contain real data. It could be that it's
Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote:
On Thu, 14 Aug 2008 21:54:34 -0700 Russell Sears [EMAIL PROTECTED]
babbled:
Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote:
though we need to accept that we need to move beyond SDR into DDR/DDR2 ram
and higher clockrates anyway - we need more
The package I'm using (and dependency packages) is now up at
http://hedora.ath.cx/moko/
Let me know if you hit any problems.
-Rusty
Russell Sears wrote:
There are a bunch of manual steps right now:
- openmoko-mediaplayer is hardcoded to use pulseaudio. Switching to
alsa is a one-line
Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote:
Am Donnerstag 14 August 2008 19:08:39 schrieb Russell Sears:
Anyway, [music|gps] + gprs + phone seem to play nice in FSO. (I hacked
up a openmoko-mediaplayer package.
Cool.
Headphone insertion isn't detected
yet, but it does mute/stop the music when you
Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote:
Am Freitag 15 August 2008 09:02:42 schrieb Russell Sears:
Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote:
Am Donnerstag 14 August 2008 19:08:39 schrieb Russell Sears:
Anyway, [music|gps] + gprs + phone seem to play nice in FSO. (I hacked
up a openmoko-mediaplayer package.
Cool
Benito wrote:
On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 14:06 (-0700), Russell Sears wrote:
It works immediatly with FSO and I could phone while GPRS is on.
Really?!? How? Is there a GUI somewhere, or did you edit the PPP
scripts to enter your provider settings?
See http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/GPRS_FSO
Bastian Muck wrote:
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GPS would be perfect for updating time, cause the time sent is more
exact then the times, you can get by any other way. What about ntpd, can
it handle gps-data?
Yes, with some work:
http://time.qnan.org/
Does the FR
.
My home server is down at the moment, so I don't have anywhere to stick
the modified binary... I'll figure out what's going on with it and post
better directions and the binary tonight.
-Rusty
Benito wrote:
On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 10:08 (-0700), Russell Sears wrote:
Anyway, [music|gps] + gprs
Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote:
though we need to accept that we need to move beyond SDR into DDR/DDR2 ram and
higher clockrates anyway - we need more performance to do the things people
want, we just need to do it with the right generation of SOC that has reigned
these power
Mike Baroukh wrote:
Trust me, to avoid it,
for a while I really considered shipping a console-image for the framework
image, forcing people to ssh into to start getting familiar with the dbus
services...
Why try to avoid it? Isn't it the shortest path to a working phone?
If the
Craig B. Allen wrote:
This is personal opinion only, I have no special connection to FSO.
The 20080812 build has these issues found in a brief trial:
- no sound (no ring on incoming call, no sound in or out in call)
- no suspend
- no config
I understand that daily builds are not
John Reese wrote:
Russell Sears wrote:
Thank you!
There should be a wiki page for this. Perhaps a table with columns:
Image name | Date | Recommended | URL downloaded from | Calls work? |
SMS works? | GPS? | Wifi? | Bluetooth | Suspend works? | ... | Your name
| Comments
It's linked
Scott wrote:
I attempted to install the two solutions to the Neo FreeRunner not
charging when connected to a laptop or car charger.
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Forcing_fast_charge_mode
Even though both sources can easily handle a 500ma charge.
You shouldn't need to do anything special
Just a heads up: I think that checking the status won't work with
pulseaudio running under 2007.2, since pulseaudio continuously sends a
stream of zeros to the sound card. I haven't tested it though.
(there is a pulseaudio configuration option for this.)
Also, I think having the applications
When this happened to me, it actually corrupted the partition table. I
didn't think to try to mount the existing filesystem after I restored
the partition table, but before I reformatted... Anyway, I disabled
suspend/resume, and it hasn't happened since.
-Rusty
arne anka wrote:
that's a
You probably have the wrong adaptor. You need one that goes from 2.5mm
stereo + mic - 3.5mm stereo. You probably bought a stereo - stereo
adaptor. I've been looking for the correct adapter so I can use my good
headphones with the FR, but no one seems to sell it...
I almost bought a stereo -
I've modified gst-plugin-equalizer to use fixed-point arithmetic. This
means that it's (barely) fast enough to provide bass, midrange and
treble control for ogg files played back via alsa.
Here's a link to binaries (compiled for the factory image) and the patch:
http://hedora.ath.cx/moko/
Andy Green wrote:
That's pretty cool and short patch. I always assumed that we need to
lift the low end so much relative to high end to make a difference, that
we would routinely clip even at medium volume levels. Is it actually OK?
Thanks! The gstreamer code is really clean; I thought it'd
Andrew Burgess wrote:
On 7/23/08, Russell Sears [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've modified gst-plugin-equalizer to use fixed-point arithmetic.
very cool
This
means that it's (barely) fast enough to provide bass, midrange and
treble control for ogg files played back via alsa.
Do you
Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote:
Am Mittwoch 23 Juli 2008 09:11:20 schrieb Russell Sears:
I've modified gst-plugin-equalizer to use fixed-point arithmetic. This
means that it's (barely) fast enough to provide bass, midrange and
treble control for ogg files played back via alsa.
Here's a link
I've had this problem when the initial fix was obtained while I'm inside
a vehicle (such as a bus or car) or near a lot of metal. Going to a
complete stop, then moving a few times (in the car) seems to give the
chipset a better chance to realize it's got a bogus fix.
-Rusty
Yaroslav
I fell out of this discussion for a while, but I'd much rather see a
very simple C API that delivers events from DBUS with bindings for
python / your favorite language. The event system and programming model
(rule based, prolog, python, ...) should be completely separate modules.
That way,
See bug #1614
https://docs.openmoko.org/trac/ticket/1614
I've uploaded a patch that bypasses pulseaudio and a difficult to
install ipk file (sorry). This ~ halves mediaplayer's CPU utilization.
Can you check to see if the change fixes distortion in mediaplayer?
-Rusty
Dylan Reilly wrote:
It's probably related, but when the freerunner fails to ring, it doesn't
realize that I've missed a call. My old phone (same sim card) tells me
that I've missed calls even if it was turned off when the call came in.
Also, I am not getting the you've got voicemail messages that I used
to
I did an opkg update on the factory image last night (~7-8 PM PST), and
now GPS fix times are less than a minute. The update downloaded a new
kernel:
# opkg status kernel
Package: kernel
Version: 2:2.6.24+git20+287b292cf95edbd82dc63085ae5f0167a6e8141f-r0
Depends: kernel-2.6.24
Status: install
I changed the part that says you can't read from SD when GPS is being
turned on. The patch doesn't work that way. Instead, it turns off the
SD clock when the SD card isn't being accessed, right?
-Rusty
Ben Batt wrote:
/lurk
Justin Wong wrote:
Great post. Maybe you can put it on the
Russell Sears wrote:
I did an opkg update on the factory image last night (~7-8 PM PST), and
now GPS fix times are less than a minute. The update downloaded a new
False alarm; the satellites must have been aligned last night... Fix
times are multiple minutes again...
-Rusty
I have an old (5 years old) white T-Mobile sim card. I've had no
problems. I'll pull it and write down the numbers next time I reboot
the phone, but I don't think it'll help much, since if you don't already
have one you're probably not going to get one as old as mine...
-Rusty
Josh Monson
I agree with most of what Alexey said, but I would love to see some sort
of easy to use scripting / gui environment. I think the FSO stuff is
working on some sort of d-bus event notification system. Presumably
there's a set of python / c libraries that know how to talk to dbus, and
provide a
Stephen Shelton wrote:
On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 07:36:29PM +0200, Christophe Badoit wrote:
For WEP, I'm currently connecting with :
ifconfig eth0 up
iwconfig eth0 essid any
iwconfig eth0 key 'mykey'
iwconfig eth0 essid 'myssid'
ifup eth0
Something strange, I am unable to set the key
Yes, there is still hope.
The current software drivers do not save any state between GPS locks, so
the GPS device is needlessly re-downloading information from the
satellites each time it turns on. Downloading the data seems to require
a much better/more consistent signal than calculating the
opkg install gpsd.
- The GPS device usually works, but sometimes tangoGPS sees zero
satellites after 5 minutes. If you to power down the GPS device, then
power it back up, it starts seeing satellites.
-Rusty
Ole Kliemann wrote:
On Sun, Jul 13, 2008 at 03:48:14AM -0700, Russell Sears wrote
The neo's IP address is 192.168.0.202; the Mac's IP should be
192.168.0.200, so you're trying to ssh to the laptop, not the phone.
I have no idea why you're getting the cannot allocate memory errors.
The ubutu error messages make more sense, so I'd try troubleshooting it
from there first.
I'm in the san francisco bay area, and am seeing very slow GPS fixes.
It took 5 minutes to get the time code from the satellite this morning
(didn't get a fix in 12 minutes...), and I've only gotten a fix once so
far (after 10 minutes...), and it's failed to get a fix during a few
~10 minutes
This might help too (I should add myself to it...):
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/GPS_Problems
I've only gotten a fix using the agps diagnostic tool gui. I did it in
the middle of a clear night with nothing near by, by going to the signal
strength screen, and slowly rotating the phone until
I do this:
ifdown eth0
iwconfig eth0 essid TheEssid ifup eth0 ifdown usb0
I haven't setup wpa or even wep though...
- What does iwconfig say before you do udhcpc? Did the card associate
with the access point (non-zero link quality)? Did the card discover
the access points MAC address?
-
information... It would have saved me a few hours;
hopefully someone else will find it useful. Someone familiar with GPS
should probably check it for errors. Most of what I wrote is based on
things I learned today by word-of-mouth and skimming wikipedia articles.
-Rusty
Russell Sears wrote
Paul Wouters wrote:
Now imagine the OS being linux with no restrictions, fully GPLv3 compatible.
Now imagine one propretary binary running on that GPLv3 platform, which
sends a signature based on the OS/kernel contents to the baseband via serial.
If it is not a known good signature, the
It just worked for me. :)
Good luck!
-Rusty
Lon Lentz wrote:
Can someone look at your CC processing site? And let us/me know when
it's working again?
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On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 5:31 AM, Harry
My bank just called to see if the charge was valid. I asked why it was
flagged. They said that it's because it's an overseas internet/phone
charge.
Perhaps OM should make it look like the money is going to California, or
tell Visa that they have a physical presence in the US or something...
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