Re: Exact release date of GTA01Bv4?

It seems some community responsibility is in order. Being an open source project, it's important that positive and respectful lines of communication remain open. Those members who are close to the metal, so to speak, have an obligation to send proper communications out via the lists (or

Re: omit qemu from OE build?

Shawn Rutledge wrote: I got past qemu now and it's getting stuck on qtopia. (Again, why do I need that for openmoko?) qtopia or qmake? Qmake is needed to build webkit which is used by openmoko-feedreader. uicmoc4-native_4.3.1 To workaround the problem you had with gentoo and

Re: 2007.2 compilation failed with package uicmoc4-native-4.0.3

Sorry I know this shouldn't be on community but since the thread is here... Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote: Like i said, building uicmoc4 out of Qt/Embedded, which doesn't need X. uic and moc are Qt tools, you can build them against Qt/X11 or Qt/Embedded So what do I need to have on my build

Re: WiFi vs. speaker

Giles Jones wrote: GSM antenna is at bottom of phone, should be at top of phone. I thought the idea of having the antenna at the bottom was so that the signal isn't attenuated by your head so much during a call. [At least someone told me that was a good thing on the RAZRs and it sounded

Re: Login Manager

Rod Whitby wrote: Shakthi Kannan wrote: On 8/5/07, Giles Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Passwords and pins are pretty fiddly, even tedious to enter. AFAIK, when you buy a SIM card, you are given a 4-digit PIN number, which is the only means of authentication between the

Re: US: T-Mobile plans

Are you sure this wasn't a certificate issue on your jar file. I had no trouble downloading J2ME apps last year using T-Mobile US and my own web site. For some of the handsets you needed to hack the root certificate in the phone or in the Sprint case download a developer certificate to the

Re: 3G sim cards

Can you tell me the numbers on the chip side of the SIM? Not the 20 digit ICCID but the 5 digit SKU followed by a letter and then the 4 digit Vendor and Version number underneath it. For example GD cards say 71234 D 2202 Eric Pranav Desai wrote: On 7/29/07, *Andy Poling* [EMAIL

Re: 3G sim cards

Michael Welter wrote: Here is a Cingular pay-as-you-go SIM: 73000G3021 Does that SIM work? It is a Gemalto SIM and to the best of my knowledge is identical to the latest cards from Gemalto apart from the rebranding to ATT. The new ATT branded cards should be marked 71234 G 3022 Eric

Re: 3G sim cards

Harrison Metzger wrote: I'm not actually sure what number you need. On the (what I would call front side) side with NO contacts there is the iccid number which is long. On the back (side with contacts) their are 2 numbers: 71324 and 4021 (please don't clone my phone, lol). So we don't play

Re: 3G sim cards

Harrison Metzger wrote: Is there any way to make a 3G sim card work in the device (even if it does 2.5g)? Since the Calypso chipset is 2G a 3G SIM will only work if it contains both the USIM and SIM applications. I would expect that this is the case for most operators that have both 2G and 3G

Re: 3G sim cards

Harrison Metzger wrote: Many people (including I) have not been able to get the att 3g sim card (the one with the 3g fireball) working in our neos. The older cingular ones do work (they are 64K smart chip). I dont care if it does 2g, I would like for my att sim card to work in the phone.