My situation/requirements is:
1 - I have a usb-eth wifi devide;
2 - I have the latest linux-omap kernel that I compiled for my n800;
3 - Due to proprietary issues, nokia does not release the linux driver
for the built-in n800 wifi interface;
4 - Then I want to use my usb-eth to enable wifi connecti
hey
Even when they do have the profile, MS DUN performance is too pathetic
to get excited about. I've never seen over 128Kbps using 3 different
ppc devices. This was on a network that should be hitting the bt1.2
ceiling of 600+kbps.
Strangely, their desktop DUN *client* is slow too, even when use
Interesting ... been seeing E-Series ads in Business Week as well. I like
how the N95 says it is optimized for North America but runs on 2100UMTS, not
1900 which ATT supports and handles HSDPA
On 10/10/07, Acadia Secure Networks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> All,
>
> fyi. The October 1, 2007 iss
All,
fyi. The October 1, 2007 issue of Wireless Week has a full page
advertisement by Brightpoint that includes the Nseries from Nokia and
highlights the N95 and the N800. What is interesting here is that
Brightpoint, for those who are not aware, is at the core of the
corporate "middleware" of
All,
fyi.
Best Regards,
John Holmblad
Acadia Secure Networks, LLC
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Subject:Re: BBC reviews N800 with 3 other devices
Date: Wed, 1
On 10/11/07, Mike Klein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I believe DUN was removed from WM5 phones and will be reintroduced with
> WM6it might've been carriers which asked for it disabled.
>
> They would prefer you be on an explicit tethering plan. Bluetooth PAN is
> now default instead of DUN.
>
>
Thanks, guys! I'll try this out along with your suggestions for success!!
Nick.
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From: Gary Baribault [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: Dr. Nicholas Shaw
Cc: 'Brad Midgley'; maemo-users@maemo.org
Subject: Re: BBC reviews N800 with
I believe DUN was removed from WM5 phones and will be reintroduced with
WM6it might've been carriers which asked for it disabled.
They would prefer you be on an explicit tethering plan. Bluetooth PAN is
now default instead of DUN.
mike
Steve Yelvington wrote:
> I was surprised that the re
The other thing, is that I couldn't get it to work until I downloaded
the presets by using the "tower' icon in the botom right of the applet,
after that it worked great!
Gary Baribault
Dr. Nicholas Shaw wrote:
> Thanks, Brad. I'll give that a try!
>
> Nick.
>
>
> -Original Message-
>
On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 13:25:32 -0600
"Brad Midgley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nicholas
>
> > Regarding music, I have never gotten the FM radio to work
>
> fyi the headphones have to be in to act as an antenna even if you're
> using the speakers.
Make sure you plug them all the way in,
On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 12:03:36 -0600
David Rudder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> P.S. To anyone who doesn't happen to live near nice ski resorts...
> nyah-nyah-nyah :P
>
:P :P :P :)
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I was surprised that the reviewer had troubles getting online through
Bluetooth and a mobile phone, as that's one of the coolest and easiest
things about the N800. By contrast, getting either Windows or OS X to
connect via GPRS can be hellishly difficult.
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Thanks, Brad. I'll give that a try!
Nick.
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Subject: Re: BBC reviews N800 with 3 other devices
Nicholas
Nicholas
> Regarding music, I have never gotten the FM radio to work
fyi the headphones have to be in to act as an antenna even if you're
using the speakers.
since I'd rather have fewer wires I've been enjoying the itech
bluetooth headset with an fm radio of its own. This will be great once
the
David,
it looks like this is an alternative to the IPass service which itself
started out in the days of dial-up service aggregation and which
allowed, for example, international travelers (aka road warriors) to
connect to different dial-up IP networks that were part of the IPass
"federation"
David,
well.yes. The service IS listed as Beta so one can expect
failures of various sorts.
I guess I need to get a second N800 to use as a test system.
Best Regards,
John Holmblad
Acadia Secure Networks, LLC
* *
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John,
I agree with your comments regarding PDA software as well as the difficulty
of menus. I found the menus on the N800 to be extremely simple. I have a
PSP (original) and it is nowhere near as functional as the N800 and
certainly more challenging to move around (I mostly use it for games).
I
Well, that's actually pretty useful! I've decided that I can't afford
the big vacations, but I still need to get away, so I've started taking
"working vacations" in a ski resort near my home. The WiFi there is
rock solid and free, but the session timeout is 20 minutes. So, it
means going thr
On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 18:12:10 +0200
"Jose Manrique Lopez de la Fuente" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> have anybody tried this app?:
> http://www.devicescape.com/pub/download.do
>
I started to until I realized that I had to complete a sign up
application on their site and then e
I don't think stupidity is a better answer here than malice :-} It's an
application that handles my passwords. Stupidity can be as bad, or
sometimes even worse, than malice, in that arena.
And, by viral, I was comparing it to computer viruses which continually
re-add themselves to a registr
Some wifi hotspots will let you connect but not let you go anywhere
until you login to a web page on their proxy (basically, they redirect
all traffic to a local web server until you login, then they let you
surf more freely).
Devicescape basically stores info about these sites, and does whate
You know what they say. "Never attribute to malice that which can be
explained by stupidity".
I'm a software developer and I've made exactly these kinds of mistakes
more than once. DeviceScape doesn't strike me as the sort of company
that would intentionally disobey your settings. It seems to m
I'm not sure of the purpose of this. Doesn't the N800 already store
your favorite wifi hotspots?
I use MAC address filtering instead of WEP keys, so it's possible that
DeviceScape does a better job of storing keys?
Jose Manrique Lopez de la Fuente wrote:
> Hello,
>
> have anybody tried this ap
I downloaded it, and installed it. Didn't find it immediately useful to
my situation, so I turned it off, thinking that I'd try it again later
when I was able to get them specific information for the wifi login page
at work, so that they could support it.
And it turned itself back on when I n
Guys
I made a patch for maemo-mapper to give it menu options to load or
erase the wintec log. Much easier than the command line, especially on
a hiking trip :)
https://garage.maemo.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1193&group_id=29&atid=188
If you want to try it and you don't have scratchbox
Yes.
On 10/10/07, Jose Manrique Lopez de la Fuente <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> have anybody tried this app?:
> http://www.devicescape.com/pub/download.do
>
> Thanks and best regards,
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Hello,
have anybody tried this app?:
http://www.devicescape.com/pub/download.do
Thanks and best regards,
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Alan Williamson wrote:
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7033352.stm
>
> "The N800 has support from a wealth of third parties and looks to be
> more of a hobbyist device."
I think that's true. In some regards, the N800 is still a hobbyist
device. Certain things I think you'd find as "k
Aniello Del Sorbo wrote:
> Il 10-10-2007 6:04, "Quim Gil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
>
>
>> On Tue, 2007-10-09 at 07:46 -0700, ext John Rudd wrote:
>>
>>> On problem with your theory.
>>>
>>> I never performed steps 5b nor 6, yet I have never seen the "Advanced" menu.
>>>
>> In
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7033352.stm
"The N800 has support from a wealth of third parties and looks to be
more of a hobbyist device."
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Question. Since this is open source, why can't the community decide it
likes the "Advanced" features, and add them itself, even if Nokia
doesn't think it is a good idea?
Thomas
Aniello Del Sorbo wrote:
> Ehehe pretty cool, but now let's go out of the Off-Topic and let's switch
> back in topic.
Ehehe pretty cool, but now let's go out of the Off-Topic and let's switch
back in topic.
The mistery about the "Advanced" option menu seems that has been clarified,
right ?
Thus we can close the case.
:)
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Il 10-10-2007 11:48, "Thomas Leavitt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
> I'm a s
I'm a systems admin. I work with these things for a living (why I insist
on screwing around with them on my off time, I'm not sure)... much of
what I do is what I call "voodoo system administration"... I try this, I
try that, I faintly recall that doing this cured a vaguely similar
problem seve
"ext Aniello Del Sorbo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Well you know.. They (CS teachers) teach us that computers are
> deterministic automata. In theory... In practice.. They (the
> computers) proved us many times they are not. ;-)
No, it's just us humans who get confused and then attribute our
William wrote:
> I want to use USB host mode on my 770 and am looking for a portable 5V
> power source.
> Right now I'm not sure if I want to build one my self with a 9V battery
> and regulator or buy something.
>
> Any experience with the "Swiss Gear Portable Battery Charger for iPod"?
> http:/
Il 10-10-2007 6:04, "Quim Gil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
>
> On Tue, 2007-10-09 at 07:46 -0700, ext John Rudd wrote:
>> On problem with your theory.
>>
>> I never performed steps 5b nor 6, yet I have never seen the "Advanced" menu.
>
> In theory (and we are talking now about computer theo
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