martin wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> on os42, I see lots of failed ictl EVIOCGID errors from olpc-kbdshim.
>
> Are these normal or related to a known issue?
those are normal, and result from kbdshim being presented with more
devices than it knows how to handle.
but thanks for the reminder -- i tho
On Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 11:27 AM, Kevin Gordon wrote:
> However, I've noticed that if I leave the machine alone for many hours, then
> wake it back up, the little gadget cranks up the external monitor like a
> charm as it restarts. I was kinda looking for a better work-around until
> the ticket ge
Hi Paul,
on os42, I see lots of failed ictl EVIOCGID errors from olpc-kbdshim.
Are these normal or related to a known issue?
cheers,
m
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kevin wrote:
> I saw the power cycle command on a previous thread. Not sure I would ever
> use that feature as it looks like a 'deeper' restart than just a 'reboot',
> and me being a lowly user, :-)
that command is equivalent to pulling the plug and removing the battery.
so yes, somewhat deepe
RS:
I saw the power cycle command on a previous thread. Not sure I would ever
use that feature as it looks like a 'deeper' restart than just a 'reboot',
and me being a lowly user, :-)
But that's not why I'm calling out. I was wondering if you or James or
someone knew if there is a terminal comm
On 09/07/2011 01:26 PM, Martin Langhoff wrote:
On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 12:52 PM, John Watlington wrote:
The classic trigger for corruption problems (especially w. SD cards)
is sudden power off events. I believe we now have the ability
Wrote http://dev.laptop.org/attachment/ticket/11220/fstor
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Just to emphasize that a "string freeze" is the signal for localizers
to really shift into high gear and complete the current Glucose and
Fructose string sets and for language admins to review and commit
those PO files.
If watching PO file commits roll in is your idea of a good time (I
know it giv
