On 2/16/07, Esra Kummer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So the Wifi will not be integrated in the first Neo 1973, but is there a
chance for a hardware addon? Has someone some information about that?
Cheers
Esra
Neo1973 will have a USB interface capable of connecting to a WiFi adapter.
But you will
I went to Honeywell in Minnesota once for a meeting. At the security
booth inside the building there were two big signs . The first said No
Guns the second said No Cameras. I had two thoughts. The first was
I'm glad I left my guncamera at home. The second was what goes on here
on a Saturday
It would be more of a mistake to have the device delayed for developers
for another 3-6 months because they can't get the system to work because
it's too complicated with two different types of microwave coming into
the same device. My suspicion is that you would be complaining about
that too,
This is a BIG hardware design mistake IMHO.
I think you should go right out and build your _own_ phone. Tell us all about
it when you get done.
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Richi Plana schreef:
On Sat, 2007-02-17 at 07:23 -0700, Ben Burdette wrote:
It would be nice to have an emulator to actually run the software over
on the computer side. Not that that's the best way to have a desktop
side to openmoko, but in the
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Dean Collins schreef:
Yeh right, personally after my experiences with development on the
Savaje OS last year anyone coding without a 100 authentic emulator is
wasting their time.
Right, Savaje doesn't reuse desktop technology (java doesn't
Koen,
You think you're so right about architecture and software development
that you are writing code when less than 3 weeks ago an email was sent
to the entire list stating that there had been some hardware
changes...
Yeh right, so the manufacturer is still bedding down the design and
Am Samstag, 17. Februar 2007 12:24 schrieb t3st3r:
P.S. As for me, I'm still do not understand, why there is no WI-FI built
in. This is a BIG hardware design mistake IMHO.
It does not make sense to complain here about the (missing)
hardware features. If you urgently need wifi in a phone
Richi Plana [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess what I'm trying to ask here is that IF qemu can be made to
emulate the Neo1973, THEN what must be done to do so
QEMU is pretty easily extended to simulate additional virtual
devices. I think it should be straightforward (though not quick) to
make
A little OT, but under what circumstances would a developer require a
debug board?
Koen Kooi wrote:
What do you want to emulate?
If it's the cpu, qemu can do that, but not 100%, so you still need a real
arm920t device
to test on.
If it's the screen, you don't have a 300dpi screen on your
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Michael Welter schreef:
A little OT, but under what circumstances would a developer require a
debug board?
A debug board would have 2 main uses for me:
1) a serial console so you can debug problems with X or initscripts
2) access to jtag so you
Michael Welter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A little OT, but under what circumstances would a developer require a
debug board?
A debug board lets you do things like running gdb on the remote
kernel, which is invaluable if things are really really screwed up. If
you turn your phone into a brick by
David Schlesinger wrote:
This is a BIG hardware design mistake IMHO.
I think you should go right out and build your _own_ phone. Tell us
all about it when you get done.
Kinda strange reply. I have to admit your reply is completely useless
and even looks like an insult. Next time please
Joe Pfeiffer wrote:
Another, probably better, option is a bluetooth access point.
Yes but it will have insignificant coverage. So it will be hardly
limited to my home. Still something and better than nothing.
P.S. As for me, I'm still do not understand, why there is no WI-FI built
in.
I got a question. Is it allowed to post screenshots from MacOS
applications and use them as a reference for the layout and look of the
phone?
For example here:
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Date_%26_Time_Preview
Regards, Denis
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Oleg Gusev wrote:
Am Samstag, 17. Februar 2007 12:24 schrieb t3st3r:
P.S. As for me, I'm still do not understand, why there is no WI-FI built
in. This is a BIG hardware design mistake IMHO.
It does not make sense to complain here about the (missing)
hardware features.
Okay,
Sean Moss-Pultz wrote:
Make THEM want to come to US...well, not *make* them, but provide the
easy way to amenably and quickly get the right info in their inbox.
Use the tools we've got to scale the effort in our favor as best we
can.
The goal is to make it
1) -easy for us to
Am Samstag, 17. Februar 2007 23:57 schrieb t3st3r:
hacking linux to HTC and getting wi-fi to
work is not impossible ...
The screenshots id=88 and id=89 at
http://scap.linuxtogo.org/index.php?page=3
are showing openmoko running on HTC Universal.
WiFi is disabled because (guess(!)) openmoko
Koen Kooi wrote:
A little OT, but under what circumstances would a developer require a
debug board?
A debug board would have 2 main uses for me:
1) a serial console so you can debug problems with X or initscripts
2) access to jtag so you fix the bootloader if something went wrong with uboot
Do we already know which colors will be available for the phase 1?
On internet, I saw images (computer generated images?) having the
following colors:
- black/silver
- white/green
- white/orange
- white/red
On the official Web site, I saw only these:
I have added a bit more information to the wiki about the exclusion of
wifi. i have tried to summarise the information that was discussed in
this thread. Please have a read and edit at will
:P
hopefully, with this documented in the wiki, if this discussion comes
up again, we can point the
The content transfer from the old wiki
(http://www.linuxtogo.org/gowiki/OpenMoko/)
to the new one (http://wiki.openmoko.org/)
is about 1/3 complete. if you have some spare time, and are not a
developer as such, yet want to help out, feel free to help us transfer
this content over.
for a
On 2/17/07, denis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got a question. Is it allowed to post screenshots from MacOS
applications and use them as a reference for the layout and look of the
phone?
For example here:
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Date_%26_Time_Preview
I would recommend against it. The wiki
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