In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Marius Vollmer wrote:
> It will very likely be
> implemented by canibalizing synaptic or some other existing graphical
> package manager.
Have you looked at what the Ubuntu guys are doing? They want to have a
cross between synaptic, their current "Application Insta
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Toni Willberg wrote:
> The user account doesn't have password set at all (see /etc/passwd).
I did, but it doesn't have "*" (no password) but "!", which usually
means "Real password is somewhere that non-root can't read". And
passwd- can't be read ...
Regards
Ian
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jochen Eisinger
wrote:
> have fun :)
Now you have root, can you get the encrypted password for the user
account from wherever it is (I think passwd-)? A cracked could then
get the password to make it easier. The password for root is "rootme"
so hopefully the u
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jan Wildeboer wrote:
> That's simple ;-)
>
> Crackjack on the /etc/passwd file ;-)
Which is why I say the root password is simple. :-)
But the user password is elsewhere (passwd- ?) and they way that the
busybox su works, and the way that sudo is configured, mean
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Ian Oliver wrote:
> Now we just need the root password ...
Cancel that, the root password is easy. The user password OTOH ...
Ian
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jan Wildeboer wrote:
> I Just installed it and it is up and running.
>
> No problems.
Same here.
Now we just need the root password ...
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Nils Faerber wrote:
> Oh, we have that too, but the final release software for the device will
> not have any xterm/shell installed and even if you install it it will be
> very hard to become "root" on the device.
I don't mind "very hard" as long as the method is do
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Daniel
Monteiro wrote:
> 770->ARM->big endian, right?
There is nothing about a processor that makes it big or little endian:
the difference is in how the memory interfaces are wired. Some
processors, such as the Hitachi/Renesas SH series, can have different
memo
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Mattias Schlenker wrote:
> Stopping scratchbox-core before running "kanotix-installer"
> should do the trick. I will modify the installer accordingly.
Yes, I sussed that a few days ago, and tried again. But stupidly, I
gave a new user name rather than sticking with
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Roger Sperberg wrote:
> I suspect that the two-step process of first Adding a book into the Plucker
> Library and then using the Open command from there are what are stymieing
> you.
Yes, that sounds like it. I hit "Add", selected a book and hit "Open" and just
s
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Mattias Schlenker wrote:
> Besides these changes I installed Plucker Desktop and some eBooks.
> Please test these features (I did not test them yet).
Plucker runs but I can't seem to open any books.
Also, I thought I saw mention that the knoppix-installer should w
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Koen Kooi wrote:
> Everything I heard indicates that it uses the omap1710 usb 'controller'
> which can switch to OTG according to
I think that for true OTG you also need a mini-AB that can detect which
end of the lead is plugged in. And if Nokia really didn't inten
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Aleksandr
Koltsoff wrote:
> There are also other packages "missing"
> due to the same reason (be sure to read the mailing list archives).
I've tried a quick search, but can't find a list of which parts of the
770's software are proprietary.
I'd be very grateful
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Bob Dunlop wrote:
> Looks to me like the originator has just retracted his statement :(
Oh dear.
> On the other hand it's difficult to see how the small battery in
> the 770 could have powered the bus.
A USB keyboard would take very little juice. And you'd probabl
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Neil Cherry wrote:
> I know I've seen that the USB can be a host instead of the device.
> I just can't find the reference right now.
I read it in the comments here -
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8351
Dunno how "official" this is.
Ian
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