I would like to debug these problems. Find me on IRC - /server
irc.oftc.net /join #olpc-devel . Instances of devices that exhibit
such problems are valuable for discovering where delays are needed.
If would be nice if devices conformed to the published timing
requirements, but alas, many
I have no idea. I only added squeak-vm-3.9-12olpc5.i386.rpm to my
joyride repo. I double-checked the ChangeLog, don't know what's wrong.
Oh, maybe two log entries must not have the same date? I'll change
one, let's see if this unbreaks it.
- Bert -
On Jan 5, 2008, at 4:58 , Michael Stone
On Thu, 2008-01-03 at 22:09 -0800, Dan Krejsa wrote:
Attached are the output from 'iwlist scan' and dmesg. 'quibble' is the
router I'm trying to connect to. It's a netgear WPN824v2.
After collecting these logs, and making another unsuccessful attempt to
connect to quibble (i.e. clicking on
http://xs-dev.laptop.org/~cscott/olpc/streams/joyride/build1510/
-Pippy-16.xo
+Pippy-17.xo
--- Pippy-17 ---
* Spanish translation is fixed, thanks to Sayamindu!
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Aggregated logs at http://dev.laptop.org/~bert/joyride-pkgs.html
Hi,
perhaps updates.l.o is without disk space again?
-bash-3.2# olpc-update -rfvv joyride-1509
Downloading contents of build joyride-1509.
@ERROR: unknown module 'build-joyride-1509': Command
'['/usr/bin/fakeroot', '-i',
'/home/upserv/builds/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/fakeroot.state', '-s',
On Sat, 5 Jan 2008, David Woodhouse wrote:
On Thu, 2008-01-03 at 22:09 -0800, Dan Krejsa wrote:
Attached are the output from 'iwlist scan' and dmesg. 'quibble' is the
router I'm trying to connect to. It's a netgear WPN824v2.
After collecting these logs, and making another unsuccessful attempt
http://xs-dev.laptop.org/~cscott/olpc/streams/joyride/build1511/
-Etoys-60.xo
+Etoys-74.xo
+etoys.noarch 0:2.3.1870-1
+squeak-vm.i386 0:3.9-12olpc5
--- etoys.noarch 2.3.1870-1 ---
* fixed QuickGuides
* fix UTF8 path names
* bigger font for text chat
* fix kedama translations
---
Where is the best place to ask localization questions?
I am creating an activity for pre-literate children. Two questions come to
mind.
1. I will have sound entries that will need to be translated. How do the
translators want this to be laid out for them.
2. Since some images may not be
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Kent Loobey wrote:
1. I will have sound entries that will need to be translated. How do the
translators want this to be laid out for them.
Translators are not voice-actors.
There is no infrastructure in place for recording speech in many
Hi Kent,
The localization list would the place you are looking for
http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/localization
Cheers,
Sayamindu
On Jan 5, 2008 10:27 PM, Kent Loobey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where is the best place to ask localization questions?
I am creating an activity for pre-literate
Hi,
In case this is of use to anyone, I've put the battery capacity in my
xo screen instance's hardstatus line with this tiny script screenrc
change:
-- /home/olpc/bin/olpc_screen_status.sh
#!/bin/bash
# Author: Martin Dengler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
# idea from
Kent Loobey writes:
I am creating an activity for pre-literate children.
Two questions come to mind.
1. I will have sound entries that will need to be translated.
How do the translators want this to be laid out for them.
2. Since some images may not be meaningful/appropriate universally,
Hi David Richard,
David, I'll try your debugging tips next time this occurs, thanks...
Re. the IPv6 RADVD daemon, I don't think the Netgear router supports
that, so I'd have to use another machine; I'll consider it.
Richard, yes, the WPN824v2 is pre-N; the current firmware version is
I've just received my, er, my son's XO, and he's ecstatic with it,
enjoying fiddling with Python programs and other tidbits. I've heard
that the Jabber 'chat' functions are disabled on the US XO's, mostly
because the existing jabber hosts can't really take the load of all
these machines
I'm doing some initial thinking about how I want the Develop activity to
work. I'd like it to start out with write access to a shallow (file-linked)
copy of the activity's whole directory, and then if there are any writes,
start up source control. I'm not an expert on file systems, though, so I
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Jameson Chema Quinn wrote:
Does anyone know if it is possible for Sugar to support something like
this? That is, if it there's any way - either file-system-native or
through some strap-on - to safely hand a link to a process so that
(either
User blocked, all articles created by user deleted.
-ffm
On Jan 5, 2008 3:58 PM, Tom Hannen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
The wiki is being spammed with huge numbers of new pages, made by user
Star...
Can someone go in and clear them quickly?
Tom
Walter Bender wrote:
While we have ideas about how to scale up the jabber interface, it has
also always been the idea that local communities (schools,
neighborhoods), communities of interest (book clubs, chess clubs)
etc., would run their own servers. The more the merrier at this stage.
We
While we have ideas about how to scale up the jabber interface, it has
also always been the idea that local communities (schools,
neighborhoods), communities of interest (book clubs, chess clubs)
etc., would run their own servers. The more the merrier at this stage.
We probably need a better forum
On Jan 5, 2008, at 23:28 , Marcus Leech wrote:
Build Announcer Script wrote:
http://xs-dev.laptop.org/~cscott/olpc/streams/joyride/build1511/
-Etoys-60.xo
+Etoys-74.xo
+etoys.noarch 0:2.3.1870-1
+squeak-vm.i386 0:3.9-12olpc5
--- etoys.noarch 2.3.1870-1 ---
* fixed QuickGuides
*
ffm wrote:
User blocked, all articles created by user deleted.
Don't they ever learn that vandalism is pointless with
a wiki because it can be undone faster than it was done?
Thank you for fixing it.
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\___\ One Laptop Per
I've got a free OLPC for someone who needs it. It works fine. I got it
via the buy-one-get-one program.
I'd prefer to give it to a developer or someone who can actually make
use of it. Or, I could just send it back to the OLPC Project and let
them reformat and redistribute it.
Even better
A couple of extra things...
I won't decide for a couple of days, so until I've responded to the
list, it's still available. I'll go through whatever replies I get on
Monday or Tuesday my localtime.
You don't need to give me your mailing address or anything until later.
I've only got one.
Re: Moodle.org http://moodle.org/, TrustInEducation.org,
CroquetConsortium.org, and InSTEDD.org pilot testing, and community
partnerships with my associate * Budd E.
MacKenziehttp://www.trustineducation.org/budd.html
* (1-925-299-2010) founder of TrustInEducation.org in Lafayette, CA
Trust In
Dave Belfer-Shevett wrote:
I've just received my, er, my son's XO, and he's ecstatic with it,
enjoying fiddling with Python programs and other tidbits. I've heard
that the Jabber 'chat' functions are disabled on the US XO's, mostly
because the existing jabber hosts can't really take the
In the community spirit of wikis and controlling spam., some thoughts come
to mind.
If the wiki spam gets so bad, that it it takes important time from
others How about the idea of turning on 'email confirmation required' on
new accounts, and/or account required to make edits ? (or at least,
If we are going to have small local communities instead of one big one,
the we need to be able to contact multiple jabber servers, because there
will be communities organized by:
age groups
language
xo activity
geographic region
curriculum topic
and many more
the chances that
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