On Sat, 2011-06-18 at 11:44 +0100, Daniel Drake wrote: > > Could not create wireless network on either XO-1 or XO-1.5. I think > > http://bugs.sugarlabs.org/ticket/2488 is no longer relevant – colours > > are no longer recovered from adhoc network names. > > What was the issue here? What happens when you try to create a network?
I couldn't find the tool to create the network -- it used to be in the context menu on the network thing in the frame, but there was nothing there this time. Since the XO-1.5 had the 1, 6, 11 icons, I'm assuming that it doesn't have the "xo-name's network xxxxx" feature anymore, where the colour of the xo was encoded at the end of the name and then badly parsed. > > Measure seems not to suffer from http://bugs.sugarlabs.org/ticket/2509 > > on ivy, but still measures garbage on tank. Tank is an XO-1.5 C2 could > > this be a prototype hardware problem? We only have one production XO 1.5 > > so can't check more of those. > > Yes, it could be. In general we don't place too much trust in feedback > from non-production machines. You could apply to the contributors > program for another XO-1.5 to help here. I'm surprised that ticket hasn't been closed as cannot reproduce then, unless it really has been fixed recently on production hardware. > > Memorize – played the three preloaded games, created one basic word game > > which successfully loaded. Did not test collaboration due to previous > > failures with collaboration. > > As in, failures with previous builds? > We've done quite a bit of work in this area, if you're biasing > yourself because of previous reports it would be worth restesting. I > don't think we have any known memorize collaboration issues right now. Really?? We've never had any significant luck with collaboration. It nearly always fails right at the beginning or with some kind of incoherence or complete disconnection after a while. We'll re-test if you guys have improved things. Do the improvements fix "everything" or are there specific areas or scenarios that you believe now work? We are also planning to resurrect our school server, so we can test collaboration with and without. > One minor point: when mentioning build numbers in mails/tickets (e.g. > "os23") please also write the stream name, i.e. "11.2.0 build 23". > It's obvious right now, but would be a bit confusing looking back in > future, because build numbers get reset to zero for new streams, so it > would not be immediately obvious that you are talking about 11.2.0. You're right it's confusing! Why don't you include the "stream" name in the about this xo dialog? That is generally where we go to read the version number. _______________________________________________ Testing mailing list [email protected] http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/testing
