Niels Breet wrote:
Hi,
- Maemo 5 PR1.2 will ship with Extras enabled by default but will use
distribution: fremantle-1.2
- 'older' devices will continue to fetch from distribution: fremantle
- Autobuilder will be updated when PR1.2 is released and promotion will
only happen to fremantle-1.2
S
Darius Jack wrote:
> Copy goes to Chairman of the Board at Nokia Corporation
> Mr Jorma Ollila
> http://www.nokia.com/A4126351
> __
That was a bit OTT (over the top) wasn't it??
I think I'll pass on joining your Google Group just in case I u
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Neil wrote:
>> Bug 2961[1] now opened for what it's worth... I've
>> inadvertently assigned it to the incorrect component (input
>> method framework) when it should be Window Manager (I think)
>> - perhaps someone would be kind enough to reassign?
>>
>> After further i
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
> Neil MacLeod wrote:
>> Richard Booth wrote:
>>
>>> How do others find it?
>>>
>>> Rich
>> Exactly the same as you - when I grab the scrollbar thumbtrack, instead of
>> the events being processed by the scrollbar wi
Richard Booth wrote:
> How do others find it?
>
> Rich
Exactly the same as you - when I grab the scrollbar thumbtrack, instead of the
events being processed by the scrollbar widget the events appear to be
processed by the main page of the application, such that when I drag the
thumbtrack DOWN
Ferenc Szekely wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I owe you an explanation about the problems we faced with the firmware
> downloads, repository.maemo.org and the windows update wizard server
> backend since Xmas till the beginning of Jan.
>
Hi Ferenc, don't beat yourself up as mistakes happen and nobody is lo
Quim Gil wrote:
> I'm hoping to post a general summary tomorrow, hopefully full of good
> news. :/
>
> --
> Quim Gil
> http://maemo.org
I hope you will at some point over the next few days post a full and frank
acknowledgement of the infrastructure disaster that befell this project during
the
Igor Stoppa wrote:
>
> iirc this was taken from some phone product, to save time (yes, that's
> arguable but it's not the point here) and therefore it's considered not
> viable for opening.
>
> I strongly suspect that if you just check the website of some
> manufacturer of ALS devices, you'll pro
Andrew Flegg wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This morning[1] I think I came up with a solution to the problems that
> have recently been discussed on maemo-users of too many repositories
> and not enough QA on packages.
>
> I'd like to raise it here for discussion to polish it, and then
> volunteers to help imp
Andrew Barr wrote:
> Luca De Cicco wrote:
>
>> Hi there to the list.
>>
>> Sorry if ask something which has been already discussed...
>> I was wondering if there is some specification about the
>> small thing near the camera which appears to be a Light Sensor.
>
> Your best bet is to hook up SSH
Dave Neuer wrote:
> Sorry, I don't see how what's preferable for users matters in this case at
> all.
>
> Nokia is under legal obligation to distribute source w/ it's products
> which contain GPL software or not distribute the software at all.
>
> Besides, there really is no excuse not to have
Quim Gil wrote:
>
> About fixed bugs reported in the public bugzilla, we know we owe to the
> users and developers reporting those bugs a better response. The
> progress done in the last 6 months is remarkable but we are still not
> there. We tried but we couldn't have an updated report in the las
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
> Alex DAMIAN wrote:
>> Does anyone else experience these issues ?
>
> Ahything random can happen with wi-fi connected 770 due to this
> https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2006
>
> It doesn't matter which system (2006 or 200HE) you use.
>
> Frantisek
I'd really like
Hi
For some time now I've not been able to update the an N800 with Sardine - the
hildon-application-framework has unmet dependencies, and continuing the upgrade
results in an apparently upgraded device (ie. no major or obvious errors)
however the device fails to boot - the progress bar gets to
Marius Vollmer wrote:
> There is some weirdness with the meta package right now, it is not
> just you. I hope I find some time to correct it soonish. Sorry for
> the problems.
>
No need to apologise - I just wanted to get some visibility on the issue. :)
> Try uninstalling the broken packages a
Quim Gil wrote:
> I have asked the right person and the answer is that you should avoid
> regular phone shops and go instead to:
>
Quim
Slightly OT but still Nokia sales related...
Maybe you could mention to "the right person" that the official Nokia Case is
impossible to purchase from the US
This is still an issue for me more than 3 weeks later... Does anybody care
about Sardine, or is this problem just affecting me (if so, anyone with any
ideas why?)
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Upgrading to Sardine on my N800 (4.2007.26-8) fails with unmet dependencies
when updating hildon-application-framework. It's been failing for the last few
days (4-5 at least).
This is my sources.list:
#maemo:essential
deb http://repository.maemo.org/sardine unstable main non-fre
Marius Vollmer wrote:
> "ext Neil MacLeod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Perhaps if someone can identify the method currently being used by
>> the Application Manager to group applications it can cut down on the
>> guesswork, and give us a base from w
Guillem Jover wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Mon, 2007-08-13 at 15:32:01 +0300, Eero Tamminen wrote:
>
> There's no cli section in Debian. But anyway, what you did is incorrect,
> as the Section from the '.deb' packages is not the authoritative
> source. The Section:s are overriden on the archive, so you sh
Eero Tamminen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Could you first define what you mean by "category"?
>
> I have a bug in Bugzilla about the terminology, and it's not very clear:
> https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1524
>
> This is the relevant part in Debian Policy:
> http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-pol
Igor Stoppa wrote:
> I'd like to see some separation between tools that a casual user could
> find interesting (for example extension of format previews for the file
> manager / archive management / disk space graphical visualisation) and
> what a power user would consider as tools (for example xt
Ferenc Szekely wrote:
> On 8/9/07, Vlad Vasiliev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Neil raised a very important point in his mail: categories and control
> of the repository. We could experiment with the categories in this
> "extras-testing" repository. First we would need a proposal of
> categories. Th
Ferenc Szekely wrote:
> Neil raised a very important point in his mail: categories and control
> of the repository. We could experiment with the categories in this
> "extras-testing" repository. First we would need a proposal of
> categories. The best would be to write this on a wiki page. Neil,
>
Eduardo Lima wrote:
> Hi Neil,
>
> On 8/9/07, Neil MacLeod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I've seen several blog postings recently (such as this one by Carlos[1])
>> which reference GUADEC presentations (eg. Tko's "Maemo and gtk+: Past,
>>
I've seen several blog postings recently (such as this one by Carlos[1]) which
reference GUADEC presentations (eg. Tko's "Maemo and gtk+: Past, present and
future"[2]) and I'd like to view the presentations/slides that were given (if
they are available).
A whole bunch of Maemo and Nokia related
Ferenc Szekely wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The repo maintenance would be done with volunteers. I could establish
> the basic environment, make sure that your uploaded packages are
> processed etc, but I would like to get your help cleaning up the
> sandbox every now and then.
>
> -ferenc
Would the repo mai
Eero Tamminen wrote:
> It's not so much "withholding" the information as getting
> somebody spending large effort on collecting, filtering/reducing
> and translating this information to publicly relevant/usable form.
>
"Someone" only has to spend a large effort on collecting, filtering etc. *IF*
Eero Tamminen wrote:
> It's about the amount of work needed from reducing the "raw"
> list of all internal bugfixes which:
> - is way too large for anybody to digest as such
> - 99% of it would be fixes to bugs that are not present in
> _any_ of the public releases
> - has items which don't tell
Eero Tamminen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We certainly know what we've fixed, but the issue is that there's
> no reasonable way to know what part of that is relevant to you.
>
At the very least publish those bugs that are aliased to bugs in the Public
bugzilla. You have the public bugs aliased to internal
Marius Vollmer wrote:
> "ext Neil MacLeod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> [...] it would be
>> worth adding an extra step to the Wiki device upgrade instructions
>> mentioning the need to "mkdir /tmp/.run" once the copy is completed
>>
Hi Marius
Manually creating /tmp/.run has now resulted in a successful Sardine upgrade
using the sardine rather than unstable repo.
I still don't think dbus should care whether /var/run physically exists or not,
but assuming that isn't going to change it would be worth adding an extra step
to
Marius Vollmer wrote:
> I wouldn't be using such broad terms; _you_ haven't been able to
> upgrade to Sardine unstable for a couple of days now, but that doesn't
> mean that Sardine in general is broken. I (and others) actually use
> it daily and it works great for me.
>
True, but it's been fail
In light of bug 1636[1], some users are having to manually edit a gconf2
setting in order to stabilise their WiFi connectivity.
The solution for many seems to be the setting of the following gconf2 variable:
gconftool-2 --set --type int '/system/osso/connectivity/IAP/wlan_sleep_timeout'
'1000'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We are doing internal testing in order to determine the cause of this
> issue and provide a solution. There is no a conclusion so far. We
> acknowledge that some users are getting in trouble with some cards but
> in the meantime we have done intensive testing o
Kemal Hadimli wrote:
> worked for me two days ago, after failing a few times.
>
> what I did was to try booting from it after a chroot upgrade, do the
> upgrade again, then try another chrooted upgrade, etc.
>
Yes, it's possible to boot into the upgraded Sardine, but the fact remains the
upgrade
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1204
There are 35 comments against this blocker bug which is causing end users
hardware failures, and there are only two pointless and unhelpful posts form a
Nokia staffer.
If you want to prove to us you are serious about communication, how about
communic
Neil MacLeod wrote:
> Hi
>
> Sardine has been failing for about 12 days now, and maybe longer - I've been
> trying to test Sardine since the beginning of July. The upgrade always fails
> at the same point with osso-thumbnail0. This is the output from the upgrade:
>
>
Hi
Sardine has been failing for about 12 days now, and maybe longer - I've been
trying to test Sardine since the beginning of July. The upgrade always fails at
the same point with osso-thumbnail0. This is the output from the upgrade:
Preparing to replace osso-thumbnail0 0.7-1 (using
..
Neil MacLeod wrote:
> Brian Waite wrote:
>> So I have another request, Can we possibly have different profiles for
>> battery/powered? I think it is really important to be able to say if I am
>> plugged in do not go offline because I want to get my VOIP calls, but if I
&g
Brian Waite wrote:
> So I have another request, Can we possibly have different profiles for
> battery/powered? I think it is really important to be able to say if I am
> plugged in do not go offline because I want to get my VOIP calls, but if I am
> on battery do something more miserly. Again, w
David Weinehall wrote:
> On ons, 2007-07-11 at 15:16 +0200, ext Visti Andresen wrote:
>
> [snip]
>
>> I could suggest using a "double click" on the power button
>>
>> First click opens the "Device mode" dialogue.
>> Second click "suspends" the device.
>
> The idea is great, IMHO, but I doubt tha
Kees Jongenburger wrote:
> I guess the cards would not be lost , just the data.
>
Hopefully! But so far nobody has found any software that can recover the cards.
> Apparently it's not a bug that can easily be triggers by everybody.
> I have my rootfs running on sdhc with new "latest" release and
Quim Gil wrote:
> On Sat, 2007-07-07 at 18:41 +0100, ext Neil MacLeod wrote:
> By Diablo, perhaps. We hope so.
I should hope it should be possible to release something as basic as a
changelog by v5 of a project. I know that sounds harsh, but seriously... if you
don't what you'
> It may be that MMC speed is limited to 24Mhz (wonder what NB#54313 is
> about) for similar reason like N770 MMC speed being limited to 12Mhz -
By the way, #54313 _is_ the MMC is bug #1204[1] in the public bugzilla (you can
see this in the Alias field). So, the clock speed has been capped to p
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
> It may be that MMC speed is limited to 24Mhz (wonder what NB#54313 is
> about) for similar reason like N770 MMC speed being limited to 12Mhz -
> better compatibility by sacrificing speed. Sadly this makes perfect
> sense for Nokia.
>
I suspected that to be the situation
Daniel Stone wrote:
>
> The kernel has also had other changes, which IIRC include blacklisting
> some cards, so if you could list exactly which card you're using in the
> bug report, that would help. (Some cards were believed to run okay at
> higher speeds, but would show up data corruption et al
Daniel Stone wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Depends which sort of card you're using. IIRC, some cards had problems
> running at a higher frequency, so they have to fall back to lower
> speeds.
>
> Cheers,
> Daniel
>
Hi Daniel - same card before and after. The only thing that has changed is the
SDHC support
Can anyone from explain why the performance of SDHC cards is reduced when
compared with the performance of the patches made available for the 3.2007.10-7
firmware? The new firmware achieves only 50% of the read performance possible
with the old patched kernel (5.6MB/s when 11.99Mb/s is possible)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Did you (or anyone else) manage to make any progress on a
>> changelog for 3.2007.10-7?
>
> I have started the internal discussion with the aim of having a
> changelog linking to maemo's bugzilla being published together with the
> next IT OS release notes. And improve
Quim Gil wrote:
> Hi, did you get more scams of these?
>
> Apparently that was a dark weekend in terms of spam, everybody got lots
> from many places.
>
> In the meantime we have also improved a couple of details that might
> have let spambots to sniff some email addresses. If you still find hole
Hi
I'm submitting a new comment on an existing bug (bug 1522 in my case) and I get
the following error text (also see screenshot[1]) - this same problem has been
confirmed by another user (thoughtfix) on IRC:
---
Software error:
DBD::mysql::db do failed: Access denied for u
You might want to look at bug 990[1] and the comments from Nokia which suggest
that Thumb mode will become the default (certainly for the Home menu, though
not sure about the Application menu).
In 3.2007.10-1, the Application menu in Thumb mode is very poor if applications
with long textual des
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Neil,
>
>> Quim - If you want to improve the Maemo platform, stop messing
>> about in public with maemo.org
>
> Discussing new features has no relation with fixing maemo.org in terms
> of tasks or people responsible. I fully agree that the maemo platform
> will go n
Neil MacLeod wrote:
> It's 2.35am (1.35am GMT) in London and for the last 25 minutes at least...
>
> DOWN:
>
> Planet Maemo (http://planet.maemo.org/) - connection refused (err 503, Squid
> error page).
>
> Maemo Bugzilla (https://maemo.org/bugzilla/) - not res
It's 2.35am (1.35am GMT) in London and for the last 25 minutes at least...
DOWN:
Planet Maemo (http://planet.maemo.org/) - connection refused (err 503, Squid
error page).
Maemo Bugzilla (https://maemo.org/bugzilla/) - not responding (no server?)
App Downloads (http://maemo.org/downloads/) - th
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You know about _http://maemo.org/intro/roadmap.html_
>
> We have been putting more flesh into it at a platform level. We will
> keep making each entry a link describing details about the feature and
> facilitating focused discussion around it.
>
> At the end of the ro
I asked the OP via a PM on the ITT forum to post an update to the mailing list,
and he replied that he had replaced the battery which resolved the issue...
quote:
"I got the wifi working by replaced a battery, therefore I think it's a power
suppily problem."
Not really sure why a new battery w
Acadia Secure Networks wrote:
> All,
>
> has anyone been working on getting the Kismet 802.11 layer2 wireless
> network detector, sniffer, and intrusion detection system running on the
> Maemo platform?
>
> For those not already aware of Kismet here is the url to the www page
> for the product
Kalle Valo wrote:
> "ext Long" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> my 770 wifi goes blind all in a sudden, I use a Dlink D614 without
>> any encry. reflash to OS from 2007 hack to 2006 betas and final, the
>> wifi remains blind all the time. tried to power off and detached the
>> battery for a day, s
Donn Morrison wrote:
> I've long noticed a bug in the RSS reader and finally thought I'd ask
> about it. Often the RSS applet shows interesting tidbits from my
> various feeds that I want to read. However, upon opening the actual
> feed reader (and I assume depending on their age), they disappear.
Ferenc Szekely wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 5/11/07, Neil MacLeod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> The Maemo site has been down for several hours.
>>
>> This affects bugzilla and more importantly several of the essential Maemo
>> repositories are now offline.
>&g
The Maemo site has been down for several hours.
This affects bugzilla and more importantly several of the essential Maemo
repositories are now offline.
Are there moves afoot to make maemo.org more resiliant? I appreciate that there
are ongoing updates at the moment, but if the Internet Tablets
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> - Do not hesitate filing more reports even if they are minor things or
> matter of taste. We are happy agreeing with you the next moves. We are
> working on the fixes since the very minute the site was launch and we
> have just agreed to put some more resource
Silly question, but how do I search the new Wiki?
I'm trying to find the Bluetooth DUN compatability Wiki page so I've navigated
to the Maemo Wiki
http://maemo.org/community/wiki/
and entered "Bluetooth DUN" in the Search box in the top right of the page.
Having clicked Search, I'm the
Henri Bergius wrote:
> I'll try to kick the Squid process (which runs in port 80) a couple of
> times to see what is wrong.
>
Looks like a good kicking has done the trick - thanks Henri! :)
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Neil MacLeod wrote:
> Neil MacLeod wrote:
>> http://maemo.org/downloads just returns a blank page.
>
> Scratch that - the whole of http://maemo.org is returning a blank (zero byte)
> page. Home Page, Planet, whatever I had bookmarked is now a blank page. :(
Actually I'
Neil MacLeod wrote:
> http://maemo.org/downloads just returns a blank page.
Scratch that - the whole of http://maemo.org is returning a blank (zero byte)
page. Home Page, Planet, whatever I had bookmarked is now a blank page. :(
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Quim Gil wrote:
Hi, did you get more scams of these?
Apparently that was a dark weekend in terms of spam, everybody got lots
from many places.
In the meantime we have also improved a couple of details that might
have let spambots to sniff some email addresses. If you still find holes
please sub
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Behalf Of ext Neil MacLeod
Would it be possible to provide a detailed change log for
3.2007.10-7, ideally cross-referenced with the public Bugzilla
so that we (the users) known which of those bugs we have
raised have been addressed?
The published change log is
Since I have my own domain I registered with Maemo Bugzilla using a unique
email address. Unfortunately in the last few days I have begun receiving
several 419 scam emails that are being sent to my Maemo Bugzilla email address.
Are the scammers harvesting email addresses from Maemo Bugzilla, an
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
Rainer Dorsch wrote:
Is there any chance to have a community maintained release? If I
remember correctly some drivers are missing to get there,
Yoe can get clear picture of current state (i.e. what are those closed
parts) from http://maemo.org/maemowiki/Os2007On770
Of
Dave Neuer wrote:
On 4/3/07, Acadia Secure Networks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What enterprise wants to use a device that may be abandoned by the
vendor for even fixes for known bugs after 1 and 1/2 years??
Dave
The reality is that the 770 has been abandoned after just 13 months.
The last
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Do not give up on it just yet, it is changing for better. We have a real
person behind [EMAIL PROTECTED] If not counting enhancement requests and
reports on closed applications then almost all new bug reports get
handled.
Jakke is quite active! :)
What is still
Can anyone from Nokia explain a recent comment[1] posted by a Nokia employee in
Bugzilla? Does the comment apply specifically (and only) to the game, or to the
entire OS 20066/770 platform?
According to Ari Jaaksi, 770 support is continuing yet this comment suggests
otherwise.
1. https://mae
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
This sounds like something technically easy to do (for Nokia):
1) get all the internal bugs we have fixed
2) extract the referrences to public bugzilla
3) make sure all the public bugzilla bugs are marked as FIXED the same
day we release the update
And as a bonu
Hello Nokians
On this page
http://test.maemo.org/intro/bora/
1. There is a large red rectangle containing a warning to users that they
should not flash OS 2007 on their _old_ Nokia 770 device. Please don't refer to
the Nokia 770 as _old_ - that really does send out a bad message to 770 own
Would it be possible to provide a detailed change log for 3.2007.10-7, ideally
cross-referenced with the public Bugzilla so that we (the users) known which of
those bugs we have raised have been addressed?
The published change log is extremely inadequate, unfortunately.
Many thanks...
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Eero Tamminen wrote:
Below I'll go through all bootup problems found so far and tell
how to deal with them before the next release (where these are fixed)
is released.
Thanks Eero - very helpful to have a concise list of workarounds. I've created
a thread on ITT which references your posting
मयंक जैन (makuchaku) wrote:
The wiki seems to be locked - I cannot create new pages, cannot edit
them... nothing.
If spamming is an issue, cant the wiki commits be moderated? Or
atleast the commits can be channelized through a person/group?
Looking forward to hear comments & suggestions...
Rega
Daniel Stone wrote:
Hi,
I was talking about a differen tissue, where the top right-hand corner
is insensitive in some devices. Not to the degree that you've
suggested, and not degrading over time, but simply that sometimes you
need to tap twice to close a window or something. So, different issu
Kon Wilms wrote:
I was wondering if anyone could shed more light on the hardware issue
regarding the dead pressure zone on the right side of some N800's. Mine
has been gradually deteriorating to the point that I now have to apply a
lot of force to the screen to get the right scroll bar to even
Siarhei Siamashka wrote:
That's why I asked this question in the mailing list. I hope that somebody in
a position to make such decision is reading it. Nokia did some beta releases
of OS2006 before, so maybe it could be possible to continue this tradition?
I asked the same question - "...any ch
Daniel Stone wrote:
Thanks, that's a very good news. We all are looking forward for this firmware
update. By the way, is it possible to get an early access to the updated
kernels in the future for the purpose of testing and ensuring compatibility?
It's a kernel and large X server update. Unfor
Acadia Secure Networks wrote:
All,
as most on this list are aware, the U.S. is changing its schedule for
Daylight Savings Time (DST) starting this year and, the change occurs
this coming weekend. Are there any updates to the 770/N800 software that
are needed to support this change or has it a
Hanno Zulla wrote:
Hi,
But MPEG4 needs more CPU power AND you have to transcode the existing
material we already have on DVD or DVB before you can watch it. It's
kind of pointless to waste desktop CPU power to transcode existing
material if you could watch it in original form.
I'd rather trans
Tuukka Tolvanen wrote:
Note that the feedreader content responds differently to
tap-hold.5s-drag than e.g. the browser or pdfreader; the former does not
pan unless you drag very quickly after pressing, the latter two do.
't.
Do you have any idea whe the feed reader behaves differently to the
Daniel Stone wrote:
Honestly, I have no idea, and I'm not keen to have an uninformed guess
in public, lest a torrent of returned devices be traced back to my
encouragement. :)
Understood :)
I'll contact my local Nokia Repair center for advice (not holding out much hope
but hey, worth a shot).
Daniel Stone wrote:
The other is hardware: as far as I can tell, some touchscreens just
don't have much sensitivity in that area, so we never get the
appropriate events.
Oh dear that's not good, I'm definately suffering from this rather than the
firmware issue - I can click on the left part of
inode0 wrote:
I see this too when using the newsreader especially. I have noticed
that if I just move the stylus around a little bit it helps. If I try
in the same place I also see the need to hit it 3 or 4 times. Most
taps take the first time if I just move to a slightly different
location on th
A number of users, including myself, have reported a loss of touch screen
sensitivity which can be visualised by using the Maemopad+ application. In my
case, I've lost touch screen sensitivity in the right hand part of the screen
covered by the vertical scroll bar meaning that page scrolling by
Frantisek Dufka wrote:
This is interesting. Which internal RAM you mean? Do you mean that chip
inside N800 mentioned in the driver as 'STLC4550, aka gen2.5 ' (the one
which needs 3826.arm firmware) is different from chip inside N770 which
needs firmware with same name (and is also mentioned in N7
Carlos Guerreiro wrote:
A first release of the OS 2007 / 770 hacker edition
(http://www.notacloud.com/blog/?p=26) is now available for download at
http://maemo.org/downloads/os2007_hacker_edition.php.
Great news Carlos - and thanks to Markku for all his efforts so far.
OS 2007 for 770 isn't
Jon Smirl wrote:
On 2/1/07, Jon Smirl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Your own time isn't free, I'd just buy a 2GB card instead spending
five or six hours trying to merge two 512MB ones.
I'm not sure the size of the cards really matters though - you can find
yourself short of sufficient space on a
sebastian maemo wrote:
I'll write again in three days or so to give a definite opinion.
Salut.
Sebas.
Probably best if you start a new thread as your investigation is somewhat off
topic for this thread, thanks! :)
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Nice job, looks great!
I've logged 329 in the tracker (clicking "Application Catalog User Manual"
prompt for a site cert then a username/password)
What is the relevance of the silver, orange and green vertical bars to the left
of each application? Is it green for OS 2007, orange for OS 2006 an
Marius Gedminas wrote:
What does /proc/bootreason say?
It says "sw_rst":
~ $ cat /proc/bootreason
sw_rst
~ $ ls -la /var/lib/dsme/stats
drwxr-xr-x2 root root0 Feb 1 00:37 .
drwxr-xr-x3 root root0 Jan 1 1970 ..
-rw-r--r--1 root root
Mark Lee wrote:
At least one person
on the Internet Tablet Talk forums initially thought that a reboot
they'd encountered was down to the patch but then later reported it was
running seemingly stable.
Mark
One of those people might have been me - I did get a reboot fairly early on,
then it se
Neil MacLeod wrote:
is there more than one SDHC kernel floating around?
My bad, looking bad through the thread I see we are discussing the same SDHC
kernel referenced from ITT.
I stand by my concerns that it may be more flakey than the stock kernel, unless
something else is causing it to
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