i notice since upgrading to 2008.12, that there is no longer a control
in 'Settings' to turn on/off the wifi chip. how do i do this now?
i've installed lint and mofi in the hope there would be a control
there. mofi runs, and displays 'Loading...' at the centre of the
screen, and does nothing
here it is.
the code looks for addressbook.vcf in the user's $HOME and reads it in.
multiple numbers per contact are supported.
in /usr/bin/zhone search for
class pyphone_contacts(edje_group):
and find some lines below
def prepare( self ):
and modify like below (be aware of unintentional
Hi All,
first post here :)
If anyone from the Kamoflage project is reading, can you please review this:
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=2816721forum_id=535167
Thank you
have a nice day.
Mike
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not really an openmoko question directly, but still relevant
can anyone explain if there is a way to connect to a wifi point that
uses a web-based username and password, without using my browser?
ideally a bash script or something i can run with one-click? i want to
get my e-mail at university
can anyone explain if there is a way to connect to a wifi point that
uses a web-based username and password, without using my browser?
wget?
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On Saturday 10 January 2009 12:52:06 arne anka wrote:
can anyone explain if there is a way to connect to a wifi point that
uses a web-based username and password, without using my browser?
wget?
or
Java (HttpClient Class)
I used that myself successful to login to our company's timeclock
Did not test it but it seems this is what you want:
http://socis.ca/node/197
Leonti
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2009/1/11 Leonti Bielski prishe...@gmail.com:
Did not test it but it seems this is what you want:
http://socis.ca/node/197
ah, looks useful. sure i can modify it for my university's login, thanks
i'm guessing anything in the /etc/network/if-up.d/ folder is run
whenever the system connects to
On 08/01/2009, Paul wrote:
P You have yet to specify which distro you are using, however, the best
P audio quality tweaks available are on SHR
P http://shr.bearstech.com/trac/wiki/Tweaks
P This has some values for mic levels to avoid buzzing which hopefully
P you can apply to the distro you are
I got my FR a few days ago and I've flashed today om2008.12, hoping to
have some annoyances improved.
Setting aside the shock of seeing a totally new interface (figure out
again how to operate it) instead of a polished original interface, I
have now a rather vexing problem that I can't
On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 11:09 PM, Valerio Valerio vdv...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 10:59 PM, Fernando Martins ferna...@cmartins.nl
wrote:
I got my FR a few days ago and I've flashed today om2008.12, hoping to
have some annoyances improved.
Setting aside the shock of seeing a
Thanks, Valério
I hope OM understands having to look for a web page (or support list) to
learn how to input a pincode is not a good thing.
Having put an arrow there to suggest one could scroll for other
keyboards would have made the ui a tad more intuitive.
It states on the page:
I think I just got a bsod: after inputing the pincode, om went to
suspend mode (*) and when I went to resume it didn't respond. I had to
take the battery out. Is this a common issue with the new image
om2008.12? I don't remember having got it with the original image, but I
used it little. Will
2009/1/11 Fernando Martins ferna...@cmartins.nl:
I think I just got a bsod: after inputing the pincode, om went to
suspend mode (*) and when I went to resume it didn't respond. I had to
take the battery out. Is this a common issue with the new image
om2008.12? I don't remember having got it
Has anyone gotten phone service in Israel?
I'll be visiting Israel soon, and it occurred to me
to take my Freerunner with me.
(the one I'll be getting ;-)
I would be buying a SIM card and pay-as-I-go.
I have a T MObil sim for use in the US,
and my old (current :-) cell phone is AT T,
and the
I've used my neo1973 in israel with the cellcom gsm network with an old sim
card, had both voice and sms, and recently tested it after upgrading the gsm
firmware with a newer sim card for orange, voice worked, sms didn't seem to.
(I don't use it for day to day because of the battery issues).
On
Great! Thanks,
Robin Paulson wrote:
2009/1/11 Fernando Martins ferna...@cmartins.nl:
I think I just got a bsod: after inputing the pincode, om went to
suspend mode (*) and when I went to resume it didn't respond. I had to
take the battery out. Is this a common issue with the new image
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