On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 9:59 AM, Ali <alish...@interchange.ubc.ca> wrote:
> ... > http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Usb_networking is your mecca. Only the > advanced way has worked for me, ever, and it has worked on every stack. Thanks, I will try it! > > b) is there a bug in Qt 4.4.3 that prevents it from erasing the PIN > > from my SIM? Is it worth it to upgrade to Qt Extended Improved? > YES! Qte is dead and unsupported but forks of qte live on. My favourite > is qtmoko. Two flavours, one is on fso root fs, the other debian. > http://qtmoko.org/wiki/Main_Page Get used to flashing, you'll be doing > it alot. No biggie, it is quite easy with the OS X flasher GUI :-) I'll check QtMoko tonight. On the subject of flashing, is there any detailed explanation of the architecture of an image? Are kernels and rootfs images mix-and-match? I have seen that some distros only have a rootfs, others have both. Is there a way to take an image of the current state of my phone before flashing so I can keep settings, data, etc. when flashing back? > > c) how do I check the GSM firmware version (may be the source of my > > GSM/SIM problems?) so I do not add another complicated task to my > > short-term objectives? > > > In qte(i), there is a a system info application with a modem tab. Sorry > I can't be more precise, but my freerunner is getting buzz fixed. That's just enough info to find it, I'll check that tonight too. Since my unit was bought last week (already buzz-fixed), I believe I have a non-zero chance that the GSM firmware is moko11. qtmoko should give you 100% working calls forsure. Good luck and > have fun! > Thanks for the quick answers!
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