I have been following these lists for a while now. I've looked up on
the wiki, but I still have a few questions.
1. The phone selling for 299 on the main site, do es it have the bug
fix? or might I still have that problem?
2. with the recent announcements, I am unsure whether I want to
purchase o
> 1. The phone selling for 299 on the main site, do es it have the bug
> fix? or might I still have that problem?
>From Steve recent email about getting the v7 through production I guess not.
>
> 2. the question is, what is the community's suggestion? those who
> already have freerunners, would
Am So 5. April 2009 schrieb Gunnar AAstrand Grimnes:
> > 1. The phone selling for 299 on the main site, do es it have the bug
> > fix? or might I still have that problem?
>
> From Steve recent email about getting the v7 through production I guess not.
Steve also mentioned as many as possible on s
On Sunday 05 April 2009 17:50:12 Young wrote:
> I have been following these lists for a while now. I've looked up on
> the wiki, but I still have a few questions.
>
> 1. The phone selling for 299 on the main site, do es it have the bug
> fix? or might I still have that problem?
>
> 2. with the rece
Young wrote:
> 2. with the recent announcements, I am unsure whether I want to
> purchase one.
As suggested other times, maybe you could also look for someone in your
area that could show you the phone and share experience with you.
Fernando
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not shipping with buzz fix yet.
but im slowly pushing forward
Joerg Reisenweber wrote:
> Am So 5. April 2009 schrieb Gunnar AAstrand Grimnes:
>>> 1. The phone selling for 299 on the main site, do es it have the bug
>>> fix? or might I still have that problem?
>> From Steve recent email abo
Just for the records (which possibly already contain this):
I have a 02A5 (from the second batch which reached Germany) and had no buzz on
my two short test calls the last weeks, but they only went from the Neo to a
landline phone in the other room if that's relevant.
--
Marcel
Am Monday 06 Apr
2009/4/6 Gunnar AAstrand Grimnes :
> I'm going to be blunt here: No. If you do not want a phone but a cool
> linux gadget with wifi, get a nokia n810. Afaik it can do everything the
> openmoko does apart from GSM.
if you want a cool *open* linux gadget with wifi, get an open pandora
again, no gsm
Somewhere on the wiki is a place to log your non -problem.
I suspect its due to one of two things, joerg and others chime in---
The buzz is most prnounced at 900mhz. rf infects the lines heading
into the mixer and you'll see a ripple on the mic lines coming out. This
manefests itself as a
there were issues with noise/buzz on the speaker that would be solved with
some soldering.
If I would buy a new freerunner now, would it have the fix ? If none, when
would that fix become standard ? If all current, after which 'serial number'
would the fix be included ?
Thx
W
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the fix for the sd card is introduced in A6 (that is what they are
selling and producing at the moment), there also was some minor
led-power-drain correction.
the fix for the buzz will be in A7, which is not yet in production
On Sun, Feb 8, 2009 at 2:39 AM, wrote:
> there were issues with noise/
Note also that the 'buzz' only affects some people, with no certain pattern
yet discerned, and is fixable with a minor hardware alteration that OM is
working out the details of providing to any and all A5/A6 owners. (change
one resistor, add one capacitor) It's worth checking (but no guarantee) if
2009/3/4 Steve Mosher :
> so much for my schedules.
>
> There were some issues with ALSA states. so manufacturing got put on
> hold. then Chinese new year. I'll have an update shortly on A7.
How shortly? :) (two weeks now)
-Timo
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