Hi,
i have just uploaded QtMoko on debian v11 images to
http://activationrecord.net/radekp/qtmoko/download/
MD5 sums:
2d15b193258de441789564b4f81a1da2 qtmoko-debian-v11.jffs2
2ac2b4b5cf28cf4b46f1c6be7cb0063c qtmoko-debian-v11.tar.gz
2e4998463523afed3d16b64a7f09ee10 uImage-v11.bin
The rootfs
Radek Polak wrote:
> There is also greatly improved X application support (QX) thanks to
> Anton Olkhovik. QX can now scan for .desktop files and you can add
> installed applications from GUI. It also displays application icons and
> you can also enable/disable suspend, screen dimming, GPS usage f
Radek Polak wrote:
>Btw you can see screenshots here:
There is also possibility to install skins for keyboard via packages
(already in the feed).
http://scap.linuxtogo.org/files/2866a9641625b23c13a83b28db11.png
Cheers,
Anton
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Radek Polak wrote:
> Hi,
> i have just uploaded QtMoko on debian v11 images to
>
>
Excellent,Thanks Radek.
Seems to work ok so far.
Is there a better web browser though? The one in the menu still gets killed
when I try to load say
http://wolfman.com, and http://dogz.us just shows a blank scree
On Sat, 2009-09-19 at 22:08 -0700, Jim Morris wrote:
> Excellent,Thanks Radek.
>
> Seems to work ok so far.
>
> Is there a better web browser though? The one in the menu still gets killed
> when I try to load say
> http://wolfman.com, and http://dogz.us just shows a blank screen. The fonts
> a
* Ali wrote, Il 20/09/2009 14:41:
>
> I wouldn't mind it gone from the distro I think it sucks. Remember
> qtmoko is on debian so everything in debian is available to us.
> apt-get install iceweasel (firefox with free graphics) but that's overkill
> (and slow) on a phone. Try midori, I
> th
On Sunday 20 September 2009 15:11:21 -= Apertum =- wrote:
> * Ali wrote, Il 20/09/2009 14:41:
> > I wouldn't mind it gone from the distro I think it sucks. Remember
> > qtmoko is on debian so everything in debian is available to us.
> > apt-get install iceweasel (firefox with free graphics) but
Jim Morris wrote:
> Is there a better web browser though? The one in the menu still gets killed
> when I try to load say
> http://wolfman.com, and http://dogz.us just shows a blank screen. The fonts
> are so small on most
> other sites it is impossible to read without a magnifying glass :)
My
Radek Polak wrote:
> My favourite one is links2. Fast, stable, fixed size fonts.
>
Yes I like links2 but how do you set it up to run from the FR when it is a
console app?
Do you have a way to add desktop icons or something for launching it?
>
> Long term plan is to use arora. Looks very nice
Jim Morris wrote:
> Radek Polak wrote:
>
>> Long term plan is to use arora. Looks very nice and uses QtWebkit so it
>> shouldnt be that hard to port it.
>
> I'll take a look at it, is it being ported? if not I can try to port it.
>
Looked at it they dropped support for qte 4.4, it only supports
I guess QtMokov11 works with 4.5 ;)
On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 10:13 PM, Jim Morris wrote:
> Jim Morris wrote:
>> Radek Polak wrote:
>>
>>> Long term plan is to use arora. Looks very nice and uses QtWebkit so it
>>> shouldnt be that hard to port it.
>>
>> I'll take a look at it, is it being ported?
Fabio Locati wrote:
> I guess QtMokov11 works with 4.5 ;)
>
Yea I wish :)
Has anyone started a port of 0.8.0 to qtExtended 4.4? ie created the qbuild.pro
files etc?
Is it worth starting a fork from 0.8.0 (the last version to support 4.4) and
move forward with
porting it to qtextended?
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Jim Morris wrote:
> Is it worth starting a fork from 0.8.0 (the last version to support 4.4) and
> move forward with
> porting it to qtextended?
You can start with porting the latest 0.9.0 because we are using QT
4.5.2
If all goes well then it would just involve writing qbuild.pro files.
Rega
links2 is the fastest web browser so far, I use it daily on the freerunner.
You may build it with directfb and/or X11 support... then netsurf seems to
be faster than dillo...
On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 10:03 PM, Jim Morris wrote:
> Radek Polak wrote:
>
> > My favourite one is links2. Fast, stable,
Radek Polak wrote:
> Hi,
> i have just uploaded QtMoko on debian v11 images to
>
Is it my imagination or does the battery indicator not work properly?
It shows charging OK when USB is plugged in, but when not charging, it always
shows full, even when
it is about 50%.
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Hi,
I just finished installing QtMoko v11 on my FreeRunner. (My "upgrade" method
consists of bot from nand, mkfs.ext3 /dev/mmcblk0p2 + install + restore a
few files from backup)
A quick question:
I get these messages in /var/log/messages after boot:
Sep 22 20:47:11 neo Qtopia: Unable t
Hi,
Ok, now I have QtMoko v11 instaled, and I am trying to get Wireless working
again.
Now I am using the QT network script, /opt/qtmoko//bin/lan-network from a
shell (via ssh).
I have changed the script so it doesn't do ifdown / ifup usb0. (The
passpharse is also changed)
Here is what I
Torfinn Ingolfsen wrote:
> So unfortunately, it doesn't work. :-/
> I really don't understand why this doesn't work.
Can you check on your router, if freerunner got connected? If yes then
it's DHCP problem. If no then i dont know. If you have latest kernel
(the one in V11) then it should work. Yo
Torfinn Ingolfsen wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Ok, now I have QtMoko v11 instaled, and I am trying to get Wireless
> working
> again.
> Now I am using the QT network script, /opt/qtmoko//bin/lan-network from a
> shell (via ssh).
> I have changed the script so it doesn&#x
Hi,
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 6:01 PM, Tschaka wrote:
> Try with AES instead of TKIP. Set it on your router and try to connect
> again. i had it, that TKIP just didnt work somehow. AES works flawlessly.
>
I tried with WPA-PSK / AES. It didn't work any better:
neo:/# /opt/qtmoko/bin/lan-network in
Hi,
Two quick questions for those who have a working wireless using WPA-PSK in
QtMoko:
1) are you using Qi to boot the installation? (If the answer is no, what are
you using?)
2) Is your installation on a SDcard or in NAND?
(I am using Qi, and my installation is on a SDcard partition)
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Regard
Another thought crossed my mind:
Is there a switch (software) that must be turned on to active the radio of
the WLAN on the FreeRunner?
Perhaps I am missing something very obvious here
(But if the radio was off, 'iwlist eth0 scan' wouldn't show anything,
right?)
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Torfinn Ingolfsen
Torfinn Ingolfsen writes:
> Is there a switch (software) that must be turned on to active the
> radio of the WLAN on the FreeRunner? Perhaps I am missing something
> very obvious here (But if the radio was off, 'iwlist eth0 scan'
> wouldn't show anything, right?)
Right. There's a switch, on
Torfinn Ingolfsen wrote:
> Another thought crossed my mind:
> Is there a switch (software) that must be turned on to active the
> radio of the WLAN on the FreeRunner?
In QtMoko the switch is in "Devtools" menu [1] but is not needed. Wlan
works out-of-the box (at least for me).
Btw are you really
"Devtools" menu [1] but is not needed. Wlan
> works out-of-the box (at least for me).
>
Ok, good to know.
> Btw are you really using latest QtMoko (=SHR) kernel?
Well, I copied QtMoko v11 (qtmoko-debian-v11.tar.gz) to my SD card (p2
partition. Uname says
neo:~# uname -a
Linux
I did another test with wpa_supplicant manually.
This time, I looked more closely at the output, and noticed it said
"authentication timeout". Duh!
I checked my passphrase in wpa_supplicant.conf - one characyter had the
wrong case.
It works now:
neo:~# ifconfig eth0
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet
Note: it works fine manually. It still doesn't work from the GUI or with the
lan-network script.
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 9:38 PM, Torfinn Ingolfsen wrote:
> I did another test with wpa_supplicant manually.
> This time, I looked more closely at the output, and noticed it said
> "authentication ti
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 10:07 PM, Torfinn Ingolfsen wrote:
> Note: it works fine manually. It still doesn't work from the GUI or with
> the lan-network script.
>
>
And, after a restart of the FreeRunner, it even works from the GUI.
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Torfinn
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