Marcin Domanski wrote:
Yep it shouldn't be a problem - let's take an usb hub with external
power supply - connect it to neo and then connect the device to the
hub. I dont know how's the support for it but its an idea :)
That relies on the USB hub recognising a non-powered host.
Many do not.
I sent the following to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The domain freeopenmoko.com which is in your IP range is giving false
information.
The worst of it is that the testimonials claiming to have received a
Neo 1973 phone were up on the website before the phone was even
released.
The website also does not say
2007/8/13, Edwyn Stapel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
nice dev kit.. but the neo is $150,- cheaper though and looks like it has
more supported with their openmoko framework.
Edwyn
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2007/8/12, Derek Pressnall [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
One of the things that I've found on most pda-phones/smartphones is
that they make the phone capabilities feel like just another
application. But when you want to use the device as a phone, it would
be nice for the rest of the features to melt
On 8/12/07, Derek Pressnall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I'm thinking that apps such as the
Dialer would be running in the background, and have an active
connection to the Phone desktop along with the PDA desktop.
snip
um, do realize that we are working on a resource constrained system,
On 14 Aug 2007, at 00:02, Jeff Andros wrote:
um, do realize that we are working on a resource constrained
system, and probably will be for the forseeable future... I don't
see this as TOO much of a problem, as long as those apps unload
most of themselves from memory when they're not
On 8/13/07, Jeff Andros [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
um, do realize that we are working on a resource constrained system, and
probably will be for the forseeable future... I don't see this as TOO much
of a problem, as long as those apps unload most of themselves from memory
when they're not
On 14 Aug 2007, at 00:48, Derek Pressnall wrote:
What I meant was that apps that would be in use would be split into
a piece that runs in the background, and a forground part that talks
to the display / input. And the background part would only be running
when needed.
It's sorta done like
On Monday 13 August 2007 22:22:24 Joe Friedrichsen wrote:
It has more than a handful of similarities with the Neo (ARM9,
touchscreen, USB, JTAG, but no GSM or GPS), and may help scratch some
itches for new ideas and toys that have been floating on the list for
It's more of a PDA spec, if you
On 8/10/07, t3st3r [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I see no effective way to combine these 2 different goals.One is
prevents access to data but this will enforce bad guys to do full
reflashing.Killing your (unusable) data but getting working (usable)
phone.Another approach makes guys to
On 8/8/07, Shu Hung (Koala) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
OpenMoko is developed and produced in Taiwan. And I live in HK.
Both places uses Chinese as the common language.
I'm just curious if there is any plan for Neo1973 to support Chinese
input?
If so, in what way? Hand-writing input?
I have been unable to coerce my Neo to charge batteries, so I have a feeling
it has to do with the uboot image I flashed. Should I manually charge the
batteries some other way? or continue trying to reflash the original uboot
revision? (Can you even use the debug board if the battery is dead?)
-Update:
I guess the debug board charges the batteries, because I checked the voltage
after typing the previous email and it's ~3.29v. I still cannot get the Neo
to turn on though...
-Kyle
On 8/14/07, Kyle Bassett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been unable to coerce my Neo to charge
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