I've got a bricked n900 that got messed up as I was trying to put meego on the
device. There is a lot of documentation on how to fix bricked n900s, but the
assumption is that when you press the 'u' key on power on, you will get to a
Nokia screen with a USB icon in the corner. That doesn't
I haven't seen anything in Meego about how sensor permissions are being
managed. Will permissions be granted on an app by app basis? Will the
permission granted at install time or at runtime? Is sensor security policy
going to be something that is common across all Meego devices, or is this
I've got an HP 5102 that originally came with Win7 installed. I resized the
Windows partition to make room for Meego on the hard drive, and installed Meego
side-by-side. The installer recognized the windows OS installed on /dev/sda1. I
can now boot to Meego, but the bootloader isn't giving me
Anyone know where the meego netbook yum repo went? In build 2010-04-20, it was
supposed to be at
http://repo.meego.com/MeeGo/devel/netbook/repo/ia32/os
there is no 'netbook' folder under 'devel'.
Thanks.
Clayne Robison
Application Engineer
Intel Corporation
Phoenix, AZ
480.552.5309
I think the default should be stop retrieving data when the app is in the
background. An app should have to take the extra step if it is going to drain
the battery.
Clayne
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