That can only happen if the charger supplies more then 5V.
Which is unlikely even for the cheap ones.
I suppose you follow the guidelines on the wiki to get the phone back from
deep uncharge.
Freerunner can be difficult to get back to life once the battery is
completely empty.
François-Léonard Gi
2009/12/1 François-Léonard Gilbert :
> Hi all,
> I think I killed my battery by plugging my Freerunner in a car
> charger. The thing was supposed to be OK, but well. I know for sure
> I can't keep a charge in the battery, not even enough to boot up.
What type of charger is that? Mine works ok (
What is yor distro? If it is Debian based(Debian, Hackable1, Neovento) you
can apt-get install libgtk. But it seems the problem is somewhere else. Can
you send the code piece with the error?
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 8:48 AM, Iurii wrote:
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> Iurii wrote:
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> > Hello everybody i compiled a sm
Hi all,
I think I killed my battery by plugging my Freerunner in a car
charger. The thing was supposed to be OK, but well. I know for sure
I can't keep a charge in the battery, not even enough to boot up.
When I get a new battery delivered, does anybody have tips on how to
check if the ph
Mon, 30 Nov 2009 22:20:45 +0100, jeffrey.ratcliffe wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 10:04:28PM +0100, I wrote:
>> > Use DHCP now to connect to your device, that should be it.
>>
>> Sorry, what do I type or launch exactly?
>
> Well, as I said, with network-manager, or equivalent, it is
> trivial.
