Quoth Joachim Ott: > On 9 May 2010 16:54, Nick <[email protected]> wrote: > > Anyway, I have a very little problem: the time is always wrong. I'm > > in the U.K. which is currently GMT+1. I can set the correct time > > from the time/date part of settings. However, whenever GSM or GPS > > registers (not sure which, or if it's either), the time is set back > > to GMT. I presume my timezone is set to GMT. How can I change it? > > This change is made by fsotdld, it looks up your gsm provider and > converts it to a timezone and updates /etc/timezone and > /etc/localtime. Check /var/log/fsotdld.log, maybe the data for your > provider are not correct in the system tables. Finally you can disable > things in /etc/freesnartphone/conf/openmoko_gta/fsodtld.conf.
Aah, looking at /var/log/fsotdld.log, there are plenty of entries along the lines of: [WARN] SyncTimeService <2>: Can't remove /etc/localtime: Stale NFS file handle So I expect it's a minor ext2 corruption. I'll fsck it soon, which I'm sure will fix things. > > Also, I'd rather like a ringtone which sounds a little more like a > > phone. Anyone know where such a thing may be found? > > You mean a very old phone? Record one to a wav file. I had one with my > old SE P800, but today I prefer sound snippets from my music files as > ringtone. Maybe I should get with the times. Perhaps I'll convert one of the nice tracks from themodarchive.org to wav as a ringtone. I still feel like a traditional phone ring would be a reasonable default though. Thanks for the advice. Nick
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