Re: Got also a WikiReader now
It's easy to load languages on the card. But unfortunately, they don't have a Polish Wiki yet. As long as you get the international Wikireader, it supports up to a 16gb microSD card. International comes with an 8gb. English takes up about 5gb. Summer 2010 Update (8GB, 16GB) Download the base image and then download the language packs that you want to use: Base Files (12.2 MB): All English Wikipedia (5 GB): Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 中文 Wikipedia (449.8 MB): All 日本語 Wikipedia (1.4 GB): Parts 1, 2 Português Wikipedia (640.2 MB): All Norsk (bokmål) Wikipedia (294.8 MB): All Ελληνικά Wikipedia (106.7 MB): All Français Wikipedia (1.6 GB): Parts 1, 2 Suomi Wikipedia (310.7 MB): All Dansk Wikipedia (162.1 MB): All Deutsch Wikipedia (1.9 GB): Parts 1, 2 Nederlands Wikipedia (678.2 MB): All Español Wikipedia (1.1 GB): Parts 1, 2 Cymraeg Wikipedia (30.9 MB): All Русский Wikipedia (1 GB): All Magyar Wikipedia (311.4 MB): All English Wikiquote (53.8 MB): All English Wiktionary (388.1 MB): All On Thursday, September 09, 2010 07:20:23 pm Adam Bogacki wrote: On -9/01/37 07:59, Alexander Lehner wrote: Since 'Pulster' recently posted, that he has Germanized WikiReaders, I could not resist and ordered one. Now I've got it and started playing around (first removed the cap to see the connector to the debug serial interface - disappointed, I need a special adapter to it). But what really surprised me was the fact, that the delivered SD card not only held a german Wikipedia, but also a english and a dutch one! and I can switch between then during runtime and even the history function tracks the different country-specific entries correctly. This function makes it valuable for me, since there are a lot of country-specific pages which are not translated to other languages (simply because it sometimes makes no sense). Of course I was looking around to see some hacks or mods, but I was too lazy to set up my own build-chain. The Fortran interface is nice for some tests, indeed. Just for the joy of yes, we can I'd be intersted in some different ways of abusing that device, and I'm missing a email group like this one for the OM handy. Any pointers to active hackers for the WikiReader? Thanks, Alex. Is there a dual polish - english wikireader SD card available yet ? Adam Bogacki, adam.boga...@clear.net.nz ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
Re: Got also a WikiReader now
On -9/01/37 07:59, Alexander Lehner wrote: Since 'Pulster' recently posted, that he has Germanized WikiReaders, I could not resist and ordered one. Now I've got it and started playing around (first removed the cap to see the connector to the debug serial interface - disappointed, I need a special adapter to it). But what really surprised me was the fact, that the delivered SD card not only held a german Wikipedia, but also a english and a dutch one! and I can switch between then during runtime and even the history function tracks the different country-specific entries correctly. This function makes it valuable for me, since there are a lot of country-specific pages which are not translated to other languages (simply because it sometimes makes no sense). Of course I was looking around to see some hacks or mods, but I was too lazy to set up my own build-chain. The Fortran interface is nice for some tests, indeed. Just for the joy of yes, we can I'd be intersted in some different ways of abusing that device, and I'm missing a email group like this one for the OM handy. Any pointers to active hackers for the WikiReader? Thanks, Alex. Is there a dual polish - english wikireader SD card available yet ? Adam Bogacki, adam.boga...@clear.net.nz ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
Got also a WikiReader now
Since 'Pulster' recently posted, that he has Germanized WikiReaders, I could not resist and ordered one. Now I've got it and started playing around (first removed the cap to see the connector to the debug serial interface - disappointed, I need a special adapter to it). But what really surprised me was the fact, that the delivered SD card not only held a german Wikipedia, but also a english and a dutch one! and I can switch between then during runtime and even the history function tracks the different country-specific entries correctly. This function makes it valuable for me, since there are a lot of country-specific pages which are not translated to other languages (simply because it sometimes makes no sense). Of course I was looking around to see some hacks or mods, but I was too lazy to set up my own build-chain. The Fortran interface is nice for some tests, indeed. Just for the joy of yes, we can I'd be intersted in some different ways of abusing that device, and I'm missing a email group like this one for the OM handy. Any pointers to active hackers for the WikiReader? Thanks, Alex. ___ Openmoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
