Brad Midgley wrote:
I noticed the rs-mmc has more connectors than a plain mmc card. In
theory, requiring rs-mmc might make it so the nokia doesn't have to run
the card in a slower compatibility mode.
Well, not exactly. RS-MMC is what is says 'reduced size' MMC. I've got
few MMC and RS-MMC
On Tue, 25 Apr 2006, Fr?d?ric Crozat did have cause to say:
Le lundi 24 avril 2006 à 22:35 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
2) Why did Nokia use a RS-MMC connector? A standard SD-
Card interface would have been nice. Maybe for a future
device...
The Nokia people already explained
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2) Why did Nokia use a RS-MMC connector? A standard SD-
Card interface would have been nice. Maybe for a future
device...
Isn't SD a closed format requiring non-disclosure agreements (and it does
not mix well with Linux for this reason) ???
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006, Jac Kersing did have cause to say:
On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2) Why did Nokia use a RS-MMC connector? A standard SD-
Card interface would have been nice. Maybe for a future
device...
Isn't SD a closed format requiring non-disclosure agreements (and
hey
Isn't SD a closed format requiring non-disclosure agreements (and it does
not mix well with Linux for this reason) ???
Plenty of linux devices with SD exist. (The entire zaurus line, for
example.)
Even skipping the whole SD thing, how about a full-size mmc?
I noticed the rs-mmc
I think that's because it's a dual voltage card
Bob
On Monday 24 April 2006 23:08, Brad Midgley wrote:
hey
Isn't SD a closed format requiring non-disclosure agreements (and it does
not mix well with Linux for this reason) ???
Plenty of linux devices with SD exist. (The entire zaurus
2) Why did Nokia use a RS-MMC connector? A standard SD-
Card interface would have been nice. Maybe for a future
device...
Isn't SD a closed format requiring non-disclosure agreements (and it does
not mix well with Linux for this reason) ???
Not exactly. Its apparently an open(ish) format
Le lundi 24 avril 2006 à 22:35 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
2) Why did Nokia use a RS-MMC connector? A standard SD-
Card interface would have been nice. Maybe for a future
device...
The Nokia people already explained they designed 770 with parts already
used in other Nokia phones, to
Greetings!
A new Nokia 770 software image -2005 Software Edition- is available from
http://www.maemo.org/downloads/nokia_770?f=Nokia_770_SE2005_5_2006_13_7.bin
The version is 5.2006.13-7. Changelogs are not available.
Regards,
maemo team
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Disconnect wrote:
Will changelogs be provided later? (Not to threadjack this into the other
conversation, but this is a great example of where nokia can better their
interaction with the community in a fairly easy way. Even if some parts have
to be left out or summarized as Browser stability,
On Thu, 20 Apr 2006, Siarhei Siamashka did have cause to say:
Disconnect wrote:
Will changelogs be provided later? (Not to threadjack this into the other
conversation, but this is a great example of where nokia can better their
interaction with the community in a fairly easy way. Even if
Early reports have found the following:
1. Opera Browser - can load large sites without using swap file workaround
2. PDF reader - faster in opening pdf files (e.g. 40 seconds to 3 seconds)
3. Sound prompt when inserting/removing into/from case - some have found this a
bit annoying
The
Sup,
I just tried it, i have the newest OS and only x chat + x terminal
installed. And i found that they have turned everything that logs
anything off.
There isn't any log files in /var/log/. So at least wtmp file growing
has been handled.
Cheers, Forge
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Siarhei Siamashka wrote:
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