Hi,
another and maybe easier way is to boot from SD card. As a bonus,
you'll get faster booting with a fast SD card.
Search www.internettablettalk.com or the wiki on maemo.org for
instructions on how to boot from SD card.
Regards,
Martin
2009/3/9, Dmitry S. Makovey :
> Peter Flynn wrote:
>> I
John Holmblad a écrit :
[...]
> On the other hand mobile service providers who are evolving from GSM to
> 3G/UMTS can, if they so choose, start to move their voice traffic over
> to their UMTS infrastructure (equipment and RF) and do so gradually by
> providing their customers with dual mode 2g/
Peter Flynn wrote:
> I have a nicely-running N800, but the apps I use are taking up most of
> the internal space. I want to add a couple of big ones (TeX is one) and
> I have plenty of space on SD cards. Is there a command for package
> installation that says, in effect, "install this all in /me
I have a nicely-running N800, but the apps I use are taking up most of
the internal space. I want to add a couple of big ones (TeX is one) and
I have plenty of space on SD cards. Is there a command for package
installation that says, in effect, "install this all in /media/foo/bar
and symlink it
kenneth,
I have not read the HSDPA spec myself but my assumption is that it is
"all packet, all the time" As the "P" implies in "HSDPA"
UMTS, as a superset of HSDPA incorporates various QOS and other
features (roaming, voice connection awareness, etc) that are needed in
order to properly
John Holmblad wrote:
> Fred C,
>
> re your comment
>
> "...with more core memory."
>
> Where can I get some of that?
>
>
I've got a 16K x 1 core memory plane from a Collins 8500B computer
here. However, core memory tends to be very expensive, slow, power
hungry & bulky.
Indeed, however you can do a small hack and symlink the /usr/lib (or any other
BIG directory) to the memory card. I'd recommend to check that boot can still
be performed.
Happy hacking ...
-Mihai
--- On Sat, 3/7/09, Kevin Neely wrote:
From: Kevin Neely
Subject: Re: Naive question , How I can
Fred C,
re your comment
"...with more core memory."
Where can I get some of that?
The long boot time of windows XP, and, for that matter Vista, explains
why Microsoft is racing to get Windows 7 out the door to "fix" that
Achilles heel vs Linux. Microsoft are only too a
John Holmblad wrote:
> Andrew,
>
> yes, I am being overly presumptuous as to what kind of radio technology
> will and will not be in the next turn of the IT hardware. I must have
> read it somewhere that it was going to be HSDPA only.
>
HSDPA do not result in data only, as HSDPA only builds on
Andrew Flegg wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 8:59 PM, Jean-Christian de Rivaz wrote:
>> I don't understand why the next tablet will not be able to make regular
>> phone call, since it will have 3G link. It's a non sense.
>
> You seem awfully sure about the features of a device which has yet to
>
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 8:45 AM, Jean-Christian de Rivaz wrote:
>
> From what I can find on the net, HSPA seem to be an extend of the 3G. So it
> seem logical to me that the next tablet will have 3G radio.
Yup, that's practically assured. However, you were also talking about
how it definitely won'
Andrew Flegg a écrit :
> On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 8:59 PM, Jean-Christian de Rivaz wrote:
>> I don't understand why the next tablet will not be able to make regular
>> phone call, since it will have 3G link. It's a non sense.
>
> You seem awfully sure about the features of a device which has yet to
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