On Wed, 2009-03-25 at 10:15 -0700, xChris wrote:
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> As you can have a live system running from the uSD, I don't think its was a
> good
> idea for the Openmoko to have a uSD slot that would allow removal/insertion
> without shutting down the FR...
>
>
>
> ...
> ...
> It is not very user frien
I had in mind an external uSD slot like other devices.
I agree that they should built an easily accessible uSD slot.
The same applies for the battery. I put a small tape there too, in order to
remove
it quickly.
Am Mi 25. März 2009 schrieb xChris:
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> As you can have a live system runnin
Am Mi 25. März 2009 schrieb xChris:
>
> As you can have a live system running from the uSD, I don't think its was a
good
> idea for the Openmoko to have a uSD slot that would allow removal/insertion
> without shutting down the FR...
Don't you think removing the card would shut down Neo reliabl
Am Mi 25. März 2009 schrieb Johny Tenfinger:
> Heh, I'm wondering... What's wrong with me, if I can remove SD card
> from FR's reader easily without any tools, handles or hacks? ;)
SD-mounts are very different on holding force from device to device.
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2009/3/25 D. Gassen :
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>> Heh, I'm wondering... What's wrong with me, if I can remove SD card
>> from FR's reader easily without any tools, handles or hacks? ;)
>
> You must have the same flaw like me :-)
>
> It seems that everybody has different fingers. Some may have very
> short fingernails o
Someone posted something on this list
to the effect that most FreeRunners
have a uSD removal tool inside the case...
you have to take it out to access the uSD anyway.
When it's not being used to remove the uSD,
it can be stored in the SIM slot, and get you
phone service. Just watch out for pop-f
On Wednesday 25 March 2009, xChris wrote:
> As you can have a live system running from the uSD, I don't think its was a
> good idea for the Openmoko to have a uSD slot that would allow
> removal/insertion without shutting down the FR...
If that's the reasoning then we shouldn't be able to hotplug
No, it's just zhone that experiences this problem. The logs don't say much
when I try to click, only:
2009-03-25 14:44:12,019 INFO IDLE STATE = idle
2009-03-25 14:44:12,704 INFO IDLE STATE = busy
2009-03-25 14:44:23,293 INFO IDLE STATE = idle
2009-03-25 14:44:23,305 INFO IDLE STATE = busy
-
As you can have a live system running from the uSD, I don't think its was a good
idea for the Openmoko to have a uSD slot that would allow removal/insertion
without shutting down the FR...
...
...
It is not very user friendly, I have to admit. I wish there was a slot
that would allow for re
> Heh, I'm wondering... What's wrong with me, if I can remove SD card
> from FR's reader easily without any tools, handles or hacks? ;)
You must have the same flaw like me :-)
It seems that everybody has different fingers. Some may have very
short fingernails or their fingers are bigger so th
Heh, I'm wondering... What's wrong with me, if I can remove SD card
from FR's reader easily without any tools, handles or hacks? ;)
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- configure zhone to write to a log file (see the first lines of
/usr/bin/zhone or the archives)
- look at X.org.log
- look at ~/.xsession-errors
do you experience similar issues with other apps too?
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I've installed zhone on gentoo on my freerunner and and it's not responding to
any of my clicks.
When I tap on one of the icons on the main screen it flashes as if responding
to the click, but doesn't actually bring up the associated interface, and when
the 1/2/3/4 screen lock comes on, it does
Tom:
I hadn't seen your documentation, yet (though I generally agree that there's
lots of excellent stuff available). Thanks for the links; I like your
writing as much as anything else (which in any case I won't have time to try
before the weekend).
-Sean
On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 7:16 AM, Tom Yat
On Tue, 24 Mar 2009, Toni Mueller wrote:
> can we perhaps agree on "all hardware usable on a daily basis"?
my 'moko, which is the same hardware rev. as yours, is my daily usable
phone.
it took 3 days of solid work to make the phone usable when i first got it.
with later revisions, this time has
Hi,
On Tue, 24.03.2009 at 09:53:50 +, Al Johnson
wrote:
> On Tuesday 24 March 2009, Alexander Shulgin wrote:
> > The card mount just _needs_ redesign. With current version one have
> > to apply too much force at the sensitive parts of the device to get
> > the damn card out of it!
>
> htt
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