> On 12/29/08, kenneth marken wrote:
>> Karl Eichwalder wrote:
>>> Karl Eichwalder writes:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Some time ago, I paired my N810 and a BT keyboard. Now I've forgotten
>>>> the passcode and I'd like to reset the pai
Karl Eichwalder writes:
> Some time ago, I paired my N810 and a BT keyboard. Now I've forgotten
> the passcode and I'd like to reset the pairing. Where does maemo store
> these setttings, please? Or is there even a GUI to re-pair the devices?
Thus far, I received advises t
Some time ago, I paired my N810 and a BT keyboard. Now I've forgotten
the passcode and I'd like to reset the pairing. Where does maemo store
these setttings, please? Or is there even a GUI to re-pair the devices?
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Karl Eichwalder
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out is beautiful--even today it is already "classic".
What I hate most about the 810 is the keyboard slider--but the crowd
was crying for it... The built-in keyboard could be useful for some
applications, but the inaccessibility of the scroll keys is cumbersome
for me using mostly maemo-m
> Karl Eichwalder wrote:
>> I just went for openssh on my N810 (the same software should work on
>> your
>> N800, if you run the latest "firmware"). I basically did:
>>
>> 1/ Enable "Red Pill" mode:
>> http://hildon-app-mgr.garag
> Just received my N800 Friday, I have a question regarding downloading, and
> installing applications. I'm currently trying to download a SSH client
> server app, 'Dropbear', I've tried downloading the .deb file from Dropbear
> site tried to install to no avail, then tried downloading .tar.gz fil
> Any recommendations on card for an old (but still lovely) 770?
Kingston MMC mobile dual voltage 1GB works for me. Be patient
while initializing.
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> I just did apt-get install maemo-mapper, but since it is OS2007 that
> might be for the n800? So I'll need the one designated for OS2006
> instead, from maemo-mapper downloads page?
I could not get maemo-mapper to work on the (previous?) hacker edition;
I tried maemo-mapper versions, though. At
Rainer Dorsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hmm...why not downloading them directly to Maemo Mapper itself? In the
> "Manage Maps" dialog you can even specify to overwrite maps, which is
> probably more useful for OSM than for other less fequently changing
> maps.
Yes, that's what I'm doing right
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi, just a little question about maemo mapper,
Unfortunately, I do not know the answer. But I'm also still wondering
what the best way to download OSM areas? I'd like to download the tiles
to my Linux desktop and then copy interesting regions t
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