>> Does anyone know of any way to "Remote Desktop" to the Freerunner (to see
>> the Freerunner display on PC, via USB). Preferably for SHR on Freerunner
>> and Linux Mint or Ubuntu on PC...
>>
>> I've looked at:
>> http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/USB_Networking#GUI_on_desktop_through_SSH
>> , but t
> Have you powered it up?
> Try to request it with dbus with a command like
> mdbus -s org.freesmartphone.odeviced
> /org/freesmartphone/Device/PowerControl/WiFi
> org.freesmartphone.Device.PowerControl.SetPower 1
BTW, I wish someonw could go back and fix the kernel driver so that the
eth0 always
> After formatting the 2 new partitions, 1st 6GB vfat, 2nd 1.xGB ext3, I
> restart the phone so things will mount accordingly (still in QT, mind you).
> When I ssh in now, it shows a vfat partition mounted in /media/card that is
> only 1gb. No sign of the ext3 partition.
> What am I doing wrong
> I hope someone can help me with that. I'd love to raise the nice-value
> of apps I start (for example mplayer), but I can't find the nice
> binary on SHR testing. Any hints as to where to get it? In
> Ubuntu/Debian, it's in the package coreutils, if that helps, but
> I didn't find a similar pack
>> > FR is not expected to work without battery. That's technically
>> > impossible basically. GSM will take >2A in spikes, and usb can
>> > deliver max 500mA, from
>> What about running the FR without using GSM?
>Works fine for me.
I'd think so, but what is the max power consumption in that
> FR is not expected to work without battery. That's technically impossible
> basically. GSM will take >2A in spikes, and usb can deliver max 500mA, from
What about running the FR without using GSM?
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I just finally installed e17 on my Debian-running FR.
It mostly works well (a few crashes here and there, plus a fair bit of
tweaking to finally get icons and fonts with the sizes I want), but
I notice 2 problems:
1 - the "start" shelf gadget gives a menu that is mostly unusable
since most ac
>> If all those can use the same kernel, I'd do it as follows:
>> - a /boot partition containing the kernel plus a minimal system which
>> just allows you to choose which distribution to use.
>> - a LVM partition on which you can create all the volumes you want.
> LVM could be the solution, your id
> Hi, i've bought a 4GB uSD and i've partitioned it to try and test a lot
> of distro, done 10 partitions (1 for kernel and 1 extended for logical
> partitions) booted and only 7 partitions shown, no prob, i've read
If all those can use the same kernel, I'd do it as follows:
- a /boot partitio
> So, this kernel fix is a feature, according to Al Johnson? Then why do
> they need a hardware fix? Unless I am missing something, this software
> fix seems to be a lie. Or the hardware fix seems to be bogus anyway.
> I have one of the earlier freerunners released, so I'm sure Openmoko
> owes an
>>> There are still hardware problems that exist with almost every
>>> freerunner out there (GPS signal levels, for one). I would like to
>>> see them fixed by Openmoko, Inc.
> The kernel fix for GPS is a mere quirk. Ideally it should get fixed in
> hardware.
Huh? The kernel fix seems to work OK
> There are still hardware problems that exist with almost every
> freerunner out there (GPS signal levels, for one). I would like to
> see them fixed by Openmoko, Inc.
I don't know of any remaining problems there. I thought my FR was
taking a long time to get a fix, but all evidence seems to in
>> This is interrupted erase or flash action caused by the reset I think...
>> normally JFFS2 seems to either recover them itself or there is minimal
>> corruption of filesystem.
>>
>> The freeze can be to do with garbage collection for jffs2 but could be
>> unrelated altogether.
> anything i can
> You can also create just a swap-file... It's less optimized, but it's ok
> from my tests and more versatile...
Actually, it may be just as efficient: the way it works is that when you
do `swapon', the kernel collects the set of disk blocks occupied by the
file and then uses these blocks. So whe
> I'm actually using a µSD card of 2 GiB, with 1.3 GiB free, so I should
> have enough space free to create a swap partition. I'll give it a try
> tonight.
It's easier to add a swap *file* unless you already have a spare
partition around. I only use swap partitions on systems where I can use
LV
> "Jelle" == Jelle De Loecker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> svn or cvs, or when I'm
> trying to compile something directly on my
> freerunner, it would just lock up. Freeze completely.
My guess is that it's just thrashing wildly. The machine only
has 128MB. If you fill this memory with "large" pr
> I'll find it very sexy if it were possible to get the time from the
> GPS signal, too. (in case there is no network available)
> Any thoughts about that done by anyone?
I've done it with
server 127.127.28.0 minpoll 4 maxpoll 4
fudge 127.127.28.0 time1 0.0 refid GPS
in /etc/ntp.conf (it u
> I got the vpnc package from that site and the shell can't find the binary
> file no matter how I try to execute. It's in the PATH, but when I use the
> vpnc command, it says it can't find the file. So I went to the folder that
> it was at and tried ./vpnc and it gives me the same thing...
Sounds
> current taken drops to 100mA, though while running the fr takes far more
> than that.
I can see it using more than 100mA when really active, but when idle
does it really eat up that much current? If so why? Is there soe hope
to improve power management such that the idle current is
(signific
>>> whenever i'm working with my neo over usb - be it updating with opkg,
>>> transferring/syncing files, etc - it goes into suspend, at inopportune
>>> moments.
>>
>>> where would i add an option to automatically disable suspend, whenever
>>> i'm connected over usb? i presume an entry in the usb0
> whenever i'm working with my neo over usb - be it updating with opkg,
> transferring/syncing files, etc - it goes into suspend, at inopportune
> moments.
> where would i add an option to automatically disable suspend, whenever
> i'm connected over usb? i presume an entry in the usb0 scripts to
>
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