I've been keeping an eye on MeeGo for a while now. Today, the only
consumer device you can buy that will run Meego is the Nokia N900 (I'm
using one right now). However, the N900 comes OOTB with Maemo 5, not
Meego. There is a set of community-supported images to put MeeGo on
the N900, but the images
I was wondering if anyone on this list has tried a mobile device with MeeGo.
Any screen phones or tablets that can be recommended?
I would like to here how this effort has gone, because it is another consortium
for development of Linux mobile. I originally read of MeeGo in Linux Journal
and h
I've used Ext2IFS in the past. http://www.fs-driver.org/
Pro -- it really does work
Con -- it really does work, giving access to Linux files ignoring permissions
and owners!
I eventually took it off my machines at uOttawa as I wanted to keep the
security on my
Linux systems that had dual boot i.
On Wednesday 18 May 2011 12:18:23 pulmud muppe wrote:
> As with many, at work I have to use 'doze.
>
> (... though I do have a dual boot second machine (linux/xp) which I
> can often run with linux ...)
>
> I have occasionally tried to locate an add-on (or whatever one calls
> such in the m$ real
Are you using Oracle VM
If so I am interested to hear your experience
Eric B
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If the various windows ext drivers don't cut it, how about a minimal
Linux in a vbox virtual machine exporting filesystems via samba? You'd
need to register a virtual disk using "VboxManage internalcommands
createrawvmdk" for each filesystem to be exported. (I haven't tried
this. Access permiss
As with many, at work I have to use 'doze.
(... though I do have a dual boot second machine (linux/xp) which I
can often run with linux ...)
I have occasionally tried to locate an add-on (or whatever one calls
such in the m$ realm) which allows 'doze to see ext3/ext4 linux
partitions/filesystems.
