Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
> This one bit me too, perhaps in the same way.
> Before explicitly setting the LANGUAGE environment variable, what is its
> value?
> Does it still occur if you use
> export LANGUAGE="en_GB"
> after you've launched the Scratchbox shell, but before you start up the
> en
Hi,
Happy New Year and thanks for the reply.
>
> make sure that LANGUAGE is set to en_GB:
>
> % echo $LANGUAGE
>
> If not, re-load .bash_profile
>
Done that mate and the screen showed me "en_GB" but somehow the problem still
occurred.
>
> Did you run
> # /scratchbox/sbin/sbox_ctl start
This one bit me too, perhaps in the same way.
Before explicitly setting the LANGUAGE environment variable, what is its
value?
Does it still occur if you use
export LANGUAGE="en_GB"
after you've launched the Scratchbox shell, but before you start up the
environment?
-JMills
> From: Edlinoor Syahr
Paul-
Thanks for the quick replies, I'll take a look at the relevant bits of kernel
source.
Thanks also for the explanation on the cache-hit/cache-miss and memory
fragmentation issues, definitely food for thought.
Would you mind if I bounced the summarized version of your original reply off
you
Hi all,
I have just found a strange problem. I tried to update the apt package
database on my N770 and get this:
nokia770:~# apt-get update
Err http://repository.maemo.org maemo1.1rc5/free Packages
Could not resolve 'repository.maemo.org'
Err http://repository.maemo.org maemo1.1rc5/free Relea
There were a couple of people going for it at the time I wrote this:http://the.taoofmac.com/space/blog/2005-11-27I got some e-mail from them, but despite a few notes on the Maemo Wiki, there wasn't much follow-up (or else I missed it). Still, it's only been a month. :)Rui Carmo(still without a 770
Hi,I am not really sure if the problems
below relates to localization:After successfully installing Maemo, I
started the sbox. However on thedisplayed window it shown
"home_ap_home_name" instead of "Home" as stated inthe tutorial. I had
followed the instructions in the tutorial to setup th
On Sat, Dec 31, 2005 at 02:53:19AM -0800, Jason Mills wrote:
> OMAP1710:
> * How does one get access to the hardware Random Number Generator? (Is
> that what /dev/urandom is pinned to?)
>
Via the RNG driver. Look at drivers/char/hw_random.c as well as
omap16xx-rng.c if you want to know how it's ha
A rather lengthy list of questions & comments after having played with my
N770 for a few days, and doing a bit of poking around. Not all of these are
for my personal consumption, but all appeared to be missing from the
Developer FAQ as it stands now. I'll be happy to back-integrate the answers
as
