Thanks for your response very much.
You scan using wireless extensions directly, right?
Yes that's right.
The problem now is that the osso-wlan package does not complile. The error
is wlancond-dbus.h and wlancond.h files are not found. I checked the package
and they are not there. From where
Hi there to the list,
I have a socially useful idea for exploiting N{770,800} as an input
device for movement impaired people.
The idea is to use dasher [1] as a remote keyboard (maybe bluetooth) in
order to make it simple to input texts for people with limited movement
capacity.
Right now
Hello,
I am trying to develop for the Nokia 770 - the idea is to use the PDA as a
mouse that is bluetooth-connected to another PC.
So code-wise:
- establish a bluetooth connection (via dbus?) I am unsure of how to use
dbus to establish a bluetooth connection. Any ideas of how to establish the
Hi,
I think the clean approach would like you say to implement the HID standard
There is a project that does just that for a keyboard.
http://downloads.maemo.org/product/xkbd-bthid/
I would start with that code and get the mouse and perhaps even
pressure events from input device (using tslib??)
Hello all,
If anyone could please assist me I would be really grateful.
I am trying to develop for the Nokia 770 - the idea is to use the PDA as a
mouse to control another bluetooth-enabled PC.
So code-wise:
- establish a bluetooth connection (via dbus?) I am unsure of how to use
dbus to
Hello,
sorry for delay, I was sick, kids were sick ...
Quim ( others at nokia): I suppose there's no public ETA for
glibc 2.5?
Lauri, I haven't tried glibc yet, but the toolchain has some
problems:
I have a project (at work, closed source). I can build it with
debian/etch or sb1. With sb2 it
Hi,
I have created an application using glade and python. I have some gnome
widgets in my application, like gnome canvas and gnome fileEntry. When I try
to run the application in maemo from the scratchbox it's not working with
the gnome widgets. When I remove the gnome widgets it's working
Hi,
The following adds proxy configuration for apt in the SDK installation script.
I didn't add any messages, and I'm not sure if it's OK in
/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/99proxy but at least it should work.
Best regards.
--
Felipe Contreras
--- maemo-sdk-install_3.0.sh 2007-03-16 15:16:37.0
On 3/16/07, T Taneli Vahakangas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a project (at work, closed source). I can build it with
debian/etch or sb1. With sb2 it gets stuck (or rather, eats all
available memory ...) at the first step:
I don't think it's the toolchain ;) Probably sb2.
% autoreconf -i
On Fri, Mar 16, 2007 at 02:02:54PM +, ext Alma Prlja wrote:
I have created an application using glade and python. I have some gnome
widgets in my application, like gnome canvas and gnome fileEntry. When I try
to run the application in maemo from the scratchbox it's not working with
the
Hi,
I was playing around with the dual boot options it works perfectly.
I then gave it a shot with ext3 partition, instead of ext2 as
mentioned in the page.
Initially, I wasnt able to mount the ext3 partition but was able to do
so after insmod'ing jbd.ko and then mbcache.ko
So can someone
On 3/16/07, Alma Prlja [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have created an application using glade and python. I have some gnome
widgets in my application, like gnome canvas and gnome fileEntry. When I try
to run the application in maemo from the scratchbox it's not working with
the gnome widgets.
मयंक जैन (makuchaku) wrote:
Anyone including you :-)
But I cannot find the Edit page link or something similar...
Oh, maybe someone changed wiki edit settings due to spam recently? It
wasn't like this some time ago. Then you need to create user (i.e. the
'Login' link on left).
On Fri, 16 Mar 2007, Lauri Leukkunen wrote:
On 3/16/07, T Taneli Vahakangas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a project (at work, closed source). I can build it with
debian/etch or sb1. With sb2 it gets stuck (or rather, eats all
available memory ...) at the first step:
I don't think it's
मयंक जैन (makuchaku) wrote:
Hi,
I was playing around with the dual boot options it works perfectly.
I then gave it a shot with ext3 partition, instead of ext2 as
mentioned in the page.
Initially, I wasnt able to mount the ext3 partition but was able to do
so after insmod'ing jbd.ko and then
Hello,
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client and news client for Linux, forked from Sylpheed in April 2001. It
was initially the bleeding-edge testbed for new Sylpheed features, but
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It is light,
Don't cross post to both lists unless it pertains to both lists. That's
abusive.
Don't do things like write IMPORTANT in all caps. There's nothing about
your message that makes it any more important than anyone else's message.
Thank you, and enjoy your stay.
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On 3/16/07, Meenakshi
मयंक जैन (makuchaku) wrote:
But I cannot find the Edit page link or something similar...
Oh, maybe someone changed wiki edit settings due to spam recently? It
wasn't like this some time ago. Then you need to create user (i.e. the
'Login' link on left).
I'm already logged into the Wiki :)
On Fri, 16 Mar 2007 16:10:35 +0200, Daniel Stone wrote:
The GNOME canvas (Goo canvas, I think?) is only present in later
versions of GNOME. I think. I don't work on the GNOME side.
Just FYI, there's an old library called libgnomecanvas that draws
things into client-side buffers with the
On 3/16/07, मयंक जैन (makuchaku) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I was playing around with the dual boot options it works perfectly.
I then gave it a shot with ext3 partition, instead of ext2 as
mentioned in the page.
Initially, I wasnt able to mount the ext3 partition but was able to do
so
Perhaps promoting this idea in the dasher list(s?) would help finding a
student interested?
PS: We got a second proposal. If the first one was about Java, the
second one is about geolocation.
--
Quim Gil - http://maemo.org
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मयंक जैन (makuchaku) wrote:
Since this page deals with modifying the initfs, the method to undo
this should also be mentioned...
(Thanks to s-ndh-c on #maemo to help me out with this)
1) Unpack the flasher image
./flasher-3.0 -F blah.bin --unpack
2) Flash with the initfs image
./flasher-3.0
Hi
I've created an application in Python for Nokia 770. In the application I
can create and save files. I would like to make it possible to send those
files from one Nokia 770 to another over the WLAN. Is it possible to do
this. Any suggestions are welcome since I'm novice on both linux,
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