pand -nc BAddr is failed with segmentation fault.
When I run the script provided, after replacing the bluetooth address, the
terminal was hung up.
following are the dmesg:
1Unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at virtual address
0018
1pgd = c417c000
1[0018] *pgd=34216031,
For those with a soldering iron I can recommend mintyboost [1]
Works great here, two AA batteries extend the life of the Neo for about
two hours.
As it is a dumb charger you need to manually activate fast charge,
otherwise the Neo will only pull 100mA.
Make sure you test the output voltage
(10 factorial) seconds is exactly 42 days, heh heh. (Google
calculator was handy.)
Neat. 42, the answer once again. :)
.. especially appropriate since the question is, of course what is
gods phone number?, thank you deep thought ..
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its also 'booger' in spanish ..
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Hi all,
I was searching for any clue about this topic in the
wiki or in pojects web site and I didn't found
anything clear yet.
There is any Photo browser/manager that will be
distributed with openmoko? If there isn't yet, there
is any candidate in development/adaptation? (doesn't
care if is
I can second this. I have used a similar design in some mobile handheld
prototypes, holds up quite well! Much more efficient.
-Kyle
On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 5:13 AM, Marcus Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
For those with a soldering iron I can recommend mintyboost [1]
Works great here, two
Hello Kyle
thanks for the ideas. we had a discussion about the same way you describe to
bring in VOIP and Video Chat into the serverless messenger
http://retroshare.sf.net .
This is a pgp encryptred tunnel from one node (e.g. on your Open Moko Phone)
to your node at home,
If at home then an
Okay, but let's not get distracted: can we *just* buy a battery?
((Some of us don't have skills with a soldering iron (yet).))
-Nick
On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 12:00 PM, Kyle Bassett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can second this. I have used a similar design in some mobile handheld
prototypes,
Hi Kyle.
Kyle Bassett pisze:
specified time. If the user does not answer or a connection problem
persisted, then the asterisk server can forward the call to the user's
regular (OM or third party) cell line.
--User can give one phone number to all contacts and have asterisk
decide how to
Hey Kyle...
Yes.. this is a basic convergence function. I worked at Divitas
Networks last year trying to make this happen on WinMoblie and
Symbian phones. Sadly, I was unsuccessful in getting them to work on
a Linux Solution, so I had to do all my Linux based VoIP
experimentation on my
Does anyone know how many GTA01 devices were produced? As far as I
know all the ones they produced were sold. I wonder how long it took
before they had enough orders to sell all the devices(I understand
there were some production/distribution delays even after orders were
taken). If anyone
I believe I read the initial GTA01 batch of 1000 was announced for sale
in early July 2007 and was sold out early August 2007.
Hans L wrote:
Does anyone know how many GTA01 devices were produced? As far as I
know all the ones they produced were sold. I wonder how long it took
before they had
I think there would be more compatibility across devices networks with
a SIP based client than an IAX. Asterisk supports both, although I not
sure of the benefits of using one versus the other.
I previously suggested looking into LinPhone since it is a GTK solution
that is the basis for
Thanks for all the input!
To clarify:
I have already set this this system up using linux/win/mac IAX clients and
it works great. Reliability is very high (no failures within the 4 months
I've had it up) with my dedicated asterisk server running off my DSL
connection (QoS on with a linux router).
On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 10:37 PM, Kyle Bassett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thanks for all the input!
To clarify:
I have already set this this system up using linux/win/mac IAX clients and
it works great. Reliability is very high (no failures within the 4 months
I've had it up) with my
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