Re: When will kernel 2.6.24 be replaced by andy 2.6.28 kernel for better suspend/resume?

Paul Fertser wrote: > Hi, > > Fox Mulder writes: >> I installed the om toolchain and compiled the 2.6.28 kernel after some >> help of [1] and google with "./build dummy". After i compiled the kernel >> i got "dummy/uImage-GTA02.bin" what looks

Re: When will kernel 2.6.24 be replaced by andy 2.6.28 kernel for better suspend/resume?

Fox Mulder wrote: > Paul Fertser wrote: >> Hi, >> >> Fox Mulder writes: >>>> Actually, you can try to change from 2.6.24 after applying an ad-hoc >>>> patch from http://trac.freesmartphone.org/ticket/293 even on old >>>> version that&#x

Re: Buzz fix attempt, tomorrow

Yoann ARNAUD wrote: > kimaidou a écrit : > >>> Tommorow, I (my colleague, actually) will try to fix the buzz of my OM >>> version A5 according to the manual of Joerg. > > Since I was asked, here is the documentation I will use : > > http://people.openmoko.org/joerg/GSM_EMI_noise/big-C_rework_SOP

Re: When will kernel 2.6.24 be replaced by andy 2.6.28 kernel for better suspend/resume?

Paul Fertser wrote: > Hi, > > Fox Mulder writes: >>> Actually, you can try to change from 2.6.24 after applying an ad-hoc >>> patch from http://trac.freesmartphone.org/ticket/293 even on old >>> version that's provided by Debian (that's exactly what

Re: When will kernel 2.6.24 be replaced by andy 2.6.28 kernel for better suspend/resume?

Paul Fertser wrote: > Hi, > > Fox Mulder writes: >> Paul Fertser wrote: >>> Sander van Grieken writes: >>>>> So the question is, when will the default kernel be replaced by the new >>>>> 2.6.28 andy kernel so that userspace tools could be

Re: When will kernel 2.6.24 be replaced by andy 2.6.28 kernel for better suspend/resume?

Paul Fertser wrote: > Hi, > > Sander van Grieken writes: >>> So the question is, when will the default kernel be replaced by the new >>> 2.6.28 andy kernel so that userspace tools could be adapted to it? >> That would be my question as well. >> >> I only care for userspace to be adapted to test

Re: When will kernel 2.6.24 be replaced by andy 2.6.28 kernel for better suspend/resume?

David Garabana Barro wrote: > On Monday 05 January 2009 14:45:26 Fox Mulder wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> many mails i read in the kernel mailing list show that newer patches >> should only be applied to andy-tracking kernel and no more to the old >> 2.6.24 om kernel.

When will kernel 2.6.24 be replaced by andy 2.6.28 kernel for better suspend/resume?

Hi all, many mails i read in the kernel mailing list show that newer patches should only be applied to andy-tracking kernel and no more to the old 2.6.24 om kernel. Especially the suspend/resume behaviour seems to be a big problem with the 2.6.24 kernel. I install about once a week a new 2.6.24 ke

Re: [debian] navit: rendering is slow

KaZeR wrote: > Hi there, > >> But the problem is that the map is vry slow in 3D >> mode. I tried it on my pc first and it needed ~5s to drag the >> map from A to B. I think the problem is that in 3D mode navit >> still shows all items on the map which results in overfilling >> at the

Re: [FSO] Speed gps time to firxt fix up?

lollisoft wrote: > The answer from Fox was to reinstall gpsd and not fso-gpsd and later he went > back. So I tried > this and struggled. > > Fox was also not on the FSO image, but on the Debian with FSO framework. > Maybe he could > do that but I am not (FSO image). I think bebause of Zhune. Mayb

Re: [FSO] Speed gps time to firxt fix up?

Is debian as small to fit in internal flash (not on /media/card) ? > > This phone software is compact and therefore fast. > > Thanks > > Lothar > > > > Fox Mulder wrote: >> I use debian with fso and when i install fso-gpsd no gpsd is installed >> as depen

Re: [debian] navit: rendering is slow

Petr Vanek wrote: > On Sat, 03 Jan 2009 23:47:59 +0100 > Fox Mulder (FM) wrote: > >> Petr Vanek wrote: >>> On Mon, 29 Dec 2008 21:38:51 +0100 >>> "arne anka" (AA) wrote: >>> >>>>> i use navit on regularly routes over 120km with

Re: [FSO] Speed gps time to firxt fix up?

e exactly (image locations) ? > > Tahnks > > Lothar > > > lollisoft wrote: >> Thanks, >> >> I'll try that too. Also when the connections to the port are more than 0 >> it could be >> useful to disabling illume to lower the brightness and the like. >

Re: [debian] navit: rendering is slow

Petr Vanek wrote: > On Mon, 29 Dec 2008 21:38:51 +0100 > "arne anka" (AA) wrote: > >>> i use navit on regularly routes over 120km with no performance >>> problems on SHR (voice enabled). >> - which gui? >> - which version? >> - which map (size of area covered)? >> - care to post your navit.xml? >

Re: [FSO] Speed gps time to firxt fix up?

GPS ... > > Thanks > > Lothar > > > Fox Mulder wrote: >> Since a few weeks i'm using fso-gpsd without any big problems so far. >> The only problem is that the TTFF (time to first fix) is always >1 >> minute and sometimes it needs quite a lot of time. The o

[FSO] Speed gps time to firxt fix up?

Since a few weeks i'm using fso-gpsd without any big problems so far. The only problem is that the TTFF (time to first fix) is always >1 minute and sometimes it needs quite a lot of time. The only solution for me to be sure to get a fix within <30 sec is to use the agps tool which downloads the alm

Re: [debian] navit: rendering is slow

arne anka wrote: --enable-avoid-float >> I think the first parameter to avoid floating point operations should >> help quite a bit on such a low performance system which has to do fp >> with integer commands. > > if it is indeed the one kazer had in mind. maybe it should be rather > configu

Re: [debian] navit: rendering is slow

arne anka wrote: > well, this one >> --enable-avoid-float > sounds pretty interesting! > and maybe this one too: >> --disable-postgresql > > i'll build a new package tonight. I think the first parameter to avoid floating point operations should help quite a bit on such a low performance system whi

Re: [debian] navit: rendering is slow

I didn't do anything special except for disabling all unneccecery things for compilation. Therefore i use [1] as parameters for configure and i compile it directly on my fr (no cross compile). I compiled the current 1875 now and tested it again and top shows that the navit process uses 0.0% cpu whe

Re: [debian] navit: rendering is slow

KaZeR wrote: > Fox Mulder a écrit : >> arne anka wrote: >> >>> i enabled the small screen gui ("internal" it is called, i think) and >>> tried out navigation. >>> so far rendering is _very_ slow and the cpu usage applet always shows >&g

Re: Navit speech dispatcher and ß

I wish a happy new year to everybody. :) How do you use speech-dispatcher directly and not via command line? I compiled navit with the speech options "speech-dispatcher" and "commandline" but never found the real meaning of the first option. At the moment i use the export var and spd-say in the cm

Re: [Debian] Problem with qi and sd-card

xiangfu wrote: > Hi > > Fox Mulder wrote: >> Today i changed from u-boot to qi from [1] for my GTA02. I added /boot >> to my rootfs and copied the kernel as uImage-GTA02.bin in it. >> For my first try i added the append-GTA02 with "console=tty0 loglevel=8"

Re: [Debian] Problem with qi and sd-card

Paul Fertser wrote: > Hi, > > Fox Mulder writes: >> And another thing is that i don't know how to switch to nand booting >> when powerup my freerunner. At the moment i only use debian from >> sd-card, but for testing purpose i have 2008.12 installed on nand. But

[Debian] Problem with qi and sd-card

Today i changed from u-boot to qi from [1] for my GTA02. I added /boot to my rootfs and copied the kernel as uImage-GTA02.bin in it. For my first try i added the append-GTA02 with "console=tty0 loglevel=8" to see if it works. After this worked very good to boot debian from my sd-card i removed the

Re: Navit language?

; I've got the same problem. > Does anybody have an answer? > > > Am Montag, 18. August 2008 13:38:15 schrieb Fox Mulder: >> Hi everybody, >> >> i want to change the default language in which navit speaks to german >> but i don't find the necessary

Re: [debian] navit: rendering is slow

arne anka wrote: >> If you installed the precompiled navit version > > did not see a precompiled armel deb yet, so ... There are precompiled navit packages for opkg at [1] which can be extracted and installed within debian. >> i would suggest to compile it from source yourself. > > ... that's wh

Re: [debian] navit: rendering is slow

arne anka wrote: > i enabled the small screen gui ("internal" it is called, i think) and > tried out navigation. > so far rendering is _very_ slow and the cpu usage applet always shows > about 80-100% usage -- thus eating power quite fast, i presume. > it takes a long while (and someinteraktion

Re: [Debian] Wlan and suspend/resume

Timo Juhani Lindfors wrote: > Fox Mulder writes: >> Is in this om 2.6.24 kernel also any sysfs file which i can use? > > Afaik not. That's not good. Is there another way to get the wlan status with help of a console command like d

Re: [Debian] Wlan and suspend/resume

Timo Juhani Lindfors wrote: > Fox Mulder writes: >> My problem now is, that i can't find any suitable file for wlan. I only > > Which kernel? andy-tracking de473 has one for wlan too. > > Btw, I have a similar script too. It tells me how many percentage > units o

[Debian] Wlan and suspend/resume

I build a little script which logs important status information to a text file immediatly before i suspend and after i resume. I wrote it to have some information about how much capacity of the battery is drained while in suspend. Therefore i log the current capacity of the battery (in %) and which

Re: Acustic 'empty battery warning' ?

Petr Vanek wrote: >> With an FSO based system you could do this easily with help of oevents. >> In the file /etc/freesmartphone/oevents/rules.yaml exists two entries >> for actions to be taken when the battery is nearly empty. You could >> easily edit these entries and do LED actions or play some s

Re: [2008.testing] Re: alsa problem after resume

Try to just stop the speech-dispatcher service running all the time and just start/end it with navit. This should also solve the problem but you still got text2speech capabilities. :) Ciao, Rainer W.Kenworthy wrote: > Solution: removed speech dispatcher from running and rebooted. > > Will

Re: [Debian] Doom Issues

er had a chance to > install and test, and I haven't heard from anyone else really at all, so I > assumed for the most part, it was functioning fine. > > -Scott > > > Fox Mulder wrote: >> Could you please compile a version with these debug outputs? >> >>

Re: Acustic 'empty battery warning' ?

With an FSO based system you could do this easily with help of oevents. In the file /etc/freesmartphone/oevents/rules.yaml exists two entries for actions to be taken when the battery is nearly empty. You could easily edit these entries and do LED actions or play some sound files. The relevant entri

Re: Navit and espeak trouble

ing? > > Thanks, > -Dan Staley > > On Tue, 2008-12-16 at 19:27 -0500, Fox Mulder wrote: >> Christian Anke wrote: >>> Am Dienstag 16 Dezember 2008 12:37:38 schrieb Lothar Behrens: >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> I think I have figured out why navi

Re: Navit and espeak trouble

Christian Anke wrote: > Am Dienstag 16 Dezember 2008 12:37:38 schrieb Lothar Behrens: >> Hi, >> >> I think I have figured out why navit sometimes seems to hang (except >> it calculates big routes). >> >> After killing my last navit session I have seen espeak still running, >> but it did not say ani

Re: Navit actions menu layout ?

KaZeR wrote: > Fox Mulder a écrit : >> KaZeR wrote: >> >>> Lothar Behrens a écrit : >>> >>>> It works, but wh

Re: Navit actions menu layout ?

arne anka wrote: >> Are you trying to compute a long trip? > > no, just looking what navit is able to. > i take it the starting point is my current location? then it would have > been about 7 kilometers -- how long is that supposed to take? I calculated a route of about 6km and it only took som

Re: Navit actions menu layout ?

arne anka wrote: >> For navigatin you can use the menu (tap on the map for setting the >> destination position) or the Route -> Destination menu. >> When you're there write the country you're searching in (removing the >> ending space if you use a finger-keyboard that uses a dictionary), then >> th

Re: Navit actions menu layout ?

KaZeR wrote: > Lothar Behrens a écrit : >> It works, but what I mean, is, these are partly out of screen: >> >> *=* >> | | >> | | >> ** ** ** >> || || || >> ||

Re: [FSO][M4] DOOM Running slow.

Could you please compile a version with these debug outputs? I still can't play doom because i don't know the reason why it hangs at the start screen. This would really help to solve the problem for me and mayby some other debian users. :) Fox Mulder wrote: > I think the debug ou

Re: FTP Client

Graeme Gregory wrote: > On Mon, 2008-12-08 at 05:10 -0800, SCarlson wrote: >> "Crystal Ball"? This question is not specific to a distro flavor. FSO or >> OM2008, Openmoko, Qtopia. An ARM port of a ftp client... Just curious if >> someone else has done the work already, if not I want to get one p

Re: andy-tracking kernel?

Andy Green wrote: > Somebody in the thread at some point said: > > | I've seen a lot of references to the "andy-tracking" kernel. A search > | of archives yields some info about this with regard to a shift to the > | 2.6.27 kernel. However, I've not been able to really understand what's > | in i

Re: My accelerometers aren't calibrated.

Mateusz Kondej wrote: > Hi, > > I think that accelerometers in my FR aren't calibrated or driver doesn't > work properly. For example, if I use script form > http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Accelerometer_data_retrieval, I got this > data: > X Y Z SUM > 54 -18 -1062 1063 > 54 -18 -

Re: Your favorite ringtones? (especially .sid?)

There are many websites where you can download original c64 sid music files. I recommend the "The High Voltage SID Collection" with over 30.000 sid files in it from http://hvsc.c64.org. I think there you find some nice ringtones for you. ;) Ciao, Rainer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > I'm l

Re: [FSO][M4] DOOM Running slow.

est on your > system if you'd like. (That way we could see for sure what reported x,y > values are being used. > > Scott > > On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 1:25 PM, Fox Mulder (via Nabble) < > [EMAIL PROTECTED]<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> wrote: > >> SCarlson

Re: [FSO][M4] DOOM Running slow.

SCarlson wrote: > I've noticed extremely slow performance while running Doom on FSO M4. I > tracked it down to the accelerometer code. (I turned off accel control in > the opendoom.cfg file and that fixed the speed issue). The code basically > opens /dev/event3 and reads from this. Should I be app

Re: [debian] openmoko-panel-plugin 0.5

Christian Adams wrote: > > Am 08.11.2008 um 12:14 schrieb Fox Mulder: > >> Sebastian Ohl wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> On Fri, 2008-11-07 at 10:15 -0500, Stefan Monnier wrote: >>>> BTW, I also noticed that the USB icon (and corresponding cont

Re: [debian] openmoko-panel-plugin 0.5

Sebastian Ohl wrote: > Hi, > > On Fri, 2008-11-07 at 10:15 -0500, Stefan Monnier wrote: >> BTW, I also noticed that the USB icon (and corresponding control >> panel) disappeared here. Is that intentional? > The usb icon vanished because we don't get it working as indented. You still > can't switc

Re: Installing&using Om .pik or .opk under Debian?

Stefan Monnier wrote: > Is there somewhere a user guide to use Om applications under Debian? You can just extract the opkg files and copy the content to the required directories. To extract a *.ipk file just do "ar x filename.ipk" and you got a data archive with the content of the ipg file. Extrac

Re: [debian] [FSO] zhone not working

Joachim Breitner wrote: > Hi, > > Am Donnerstag, den 06.11.2008, 16:58 +0100 schrieb Davide Scaini: >> no i didn't upgrade, i just re-instaled my debian on the sd. >> installing appropriate fso-config and fso-sounds and >> copying /usr/share/doc/fso-frameworkd/frameworkd.conf in /etc > > If you i

Re: DOOM For Neo Freerunner / 1973

Fox Mulder wrote: > Levy Abinajm Melero Sant'Anna wrote: >> On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 15:16, Charles-Henri Gros >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> I believe Debian uses the FB driver by default, not Xglamo. >> Hi Charles-Henri >> >> Debian has a

Re: [debian] openmoko-panel-plugin 0.5

Sebastian Ohl wrote: > Hi folks, > > after the confusion on the last few days now i am happy to announce a > new version of the openmoko-panel-plugin. the panel-plugin is a little > peace of software to show and modify you the state of the hardware in > you freerunner(i.e. gsm, gps ...). it should

Re: DOOM For Neo Freerunner / 1973

Levy Abinajm Melero Sant'Anna wrote: > On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 15:16, Charles-Henri Gros > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I believe Debian uses the FB driver by default, not Xglamo. > Hi Charles-Henri > > Debian has a package called xserver-xglamo that support all Xglamo features. I tried this pack

Re: DOOM For Neo Freerunner / 1973

SCarlson wrote: > #1 ) The sound hanging is due to the fact that the Doom Engine did not > properly initialize the sound. So it hangs in the end when trying to exit (I > get this periodically with my OM2008 distro depending on the state of the > sound card (sometimes this happens after a suspend a

Re: DOOM For Neo Freerunner / 1973

SCarlson wrote: > > Good evening everyone. I'd like to introduce the DOOM port I've been > working on. Here's the http://unsyncopated.com/BrainSolvent/Doom%20Port > wiki , where you will find some documentation and videos. Here is the > http://opendoom.googlecode.com/files/opendoom_0.1_armv4t.i

Re: DOOM For Neo Freerunner / 1973

Petr Vanek wrote: > On Sun, 02 Nov 2008 12:40:05 +0100 > Fox Mulder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (FM) wrote: > >> Pander wrote: >>> Petr Vanek wrote: >>>>>> opendoom v0.1 (http://unsyncopated.com/BrainSolvent/Doom%20Port) >>>>>> M_Lo

Re: DOOM For Neo Freerunner / 1973

Pander wrote: > Petr Vanek wrote: opendoom v0.1 (http://unsyncopated.com/BrainSolvent/Doom%20Port) M_LoadDefaults: Load system defaults. default file: /home/root/.opendoom/opendoom.cfg IdentifyVersion: IWAD not found >>> Ack. Same problem here. >> same here. >> i have been goog

Re: CRC Fail

Maybe this answer from Andy Green helps you a bit because this question already comes up some time ago. You only had to search this mailing list for his response. http://lists.openmoko.org/nabble.html#nabble-td532868 Morten Olsen Lysgaard wrote: > Same here, but no sympthoms. Anyone know exactly w

Re: GSM buzz and gsmhandset.state

Matthias Apitz wrote: > El día Thursday, October 23, 2008 a las 10:04:36PM +0800, matt_hsu escribió: > >> Jan R wrote: >>> Hi all! >>> >>> The GSM buzzing noise was unbearable for anybody I called, and it was >>> indeed louder than my voice - that's why I had a look at the wolfson data >>> sheet

Re: uboot version? wiki not accurate

Helmut Tessarek wrote: > Hi, > > I'm still using my original uboot version and I think it is time to upgrade. > Unfortunately the wiki seems not to be accurate, because it states the > following: > > The latest bootloader binary builds can be found under > http://downloads.openmoko.org/daily/ .

Re: auto-suspend with Debian

You must configure zhone to do auto-suspend. Therefor you have to edit the /etc/frameworkd.conf and change the suspend parameter. But this only works while zhone is running. ;) Ciao, Rainer Stefan Monnier wrote: > The Debian distribution doesn't seem to do auto-suspend: you have to > explici

Re: Tangogps pre-cache?

Christ van Willegen wrote: > On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Xavier Cremaschi > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Does someone know how to use .osm files with tangoGPS ? >> Because lots of countries seem ready to be downloaded here : >> http://download.geofabrik.de/osm/ > > Tango doesn't use the

Re: console command history

Joel Newkirk wrote: > On Thu, 16 Oct 2008 14:12:26 +0200, Xavier Cremaschi > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> papa-piet a écrit : >>>> Fox Mulder schrieb: >>>> I didn't try it with 2008.9 because i only use debian >>> I did. >>> s

Re: console command history

W.Kenworthy wrote: > On Mon, 2008-10-13 at 22:21 -0400, Joel Newkirk wrote: >> On Tue, 14 Oct 2008 12:29:59 +1100, "Sarton O'Brien" >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> On Tuesday 14 October 2008 12:17:06 Joel Newkirk wrote: >>>> On Mon,

Re: console command history

If you use bash on OM than do it the same way how it is done in a normal linux pc. You must "export HISTFILESIZE=1000" to set the number of lines saved to 1000. Just put this command in an adequate file to be executed at start like profile or bashrc. Ciao, Rainer David Samblas wrote: > El l

Re: Introducing http://www.opkg.org

I go on the site and the first thing i see is a popup that shows that the site was partly hacked with javascript comment entrys. It is not very good if the comment is interpreted as html code. :( The hack disables the left category menu. Only with help of firefox and noscript i can disable the hack

Re: [Debian] How can I simulate right click ?

Search this mailinglist for "tslib" patch and you find what you want. Somebody already make a patch for right-click when taping for more than 0.5s on the same spot. It also has some tolerance included for the nearby pixels. Ciao, Rainer Xavier Cremaschi wrote: > Hi folks, > has someone found

Re: Accelerometer question [preliminary report]

eeper" suspend mode and how? :) Ciao, Rainer Andy Green wrote: > Fox Mulder wrote: >> Andy Green wrote: >>> The issue is "what does idle mean". Suspend for Freerunner should last >>> a week. Sitting there with CPU up even with backlight down is

Re: Accelerometer question [preliminary report]

Andy Green wrote: > The issue is "what does idle mean". Suspend for Freerunner should last > a week. Sitting there with CPU up even with backlight down is 60-90mA > on battery, suspend is 5 - 10mA and that's why you get battery life > reduced accordingly if you stay out of suspend. That's a kern

Re: [debian] State of annoying memory card corruption bug?

ith "dd if=/dev/zero of=/media/disk/swapfile bs=1024 count=65536" "mkswap /media/disk/swapfile" and than add it to the fstab with the following line "/media/disk/swapfile swap swap defaults 0 0" Not it works like a charm. :) Ciao, Rainer [EMAIL PROTEC

Re: FR adapter - shocking experience!

Carsten Gerlach wrote: > Hi, > > Am Donnerstag 09. Oktober 2008 9:36:26 am schrieb Christ van Willegen: >> this morning, I pulled the FR adapter out of the (230 VAC) socket, and >> accidentally touched one of the prongs. I experienced a short shock. > > I can confirm that. I had the same "feeling

Re: [debian] State of annoying memory card corruption bug?

d i'm happy that the current OM kernel works with suspend/resume without problems. Ciao, Rainer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Fox Mulder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> What do you mean by shut down "unexpectedly" ? >> >> The sd-card corruption pa

Re: [debian] State of annoying memory card corruption bug?

What do you mean by shut down "unexpectedly" ? The sd-card corruption patch which is in the recent kernels fixes the sd-bug when going into suspend and resume which isn't unexpected. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Fox Mulder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> The k

Re: [debian] State of annoying memory card corruption bug?

between the actual OM and FSO kernels. Ciao, Rainer [1] http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Debian#How_to_replace_the_default_kernel_with_a_recent_openmoko_kernel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Fox Mulder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> Which kernel and from when do you use? >&g

Re: OT: Games for scummvm?

I used scummvm with 2007.2 and some games like monkey island, day of tentacle and such. All games worked fine but the newer games ver sometimes a bit slow. I also tried it with debian but had not so much success with the newer scummvm version. Also the missing rotate function makes it unusable. A

Re: [debian] State of annoying memory card corruption bug?

Which kernel and from when do you use? This bug should be fixed in newer kernels. But i still use the apm suspend/resume script which works for me since i installed debian. Ciao, Rainer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > It is rather annoying to fix the memory card whenever it gets corrupted > and

Re: Tango GPS shows GPS Times form 1999

This seems to be a fso-gpsd bug. I also experienced this problem why i went back to use gpsd which always show the right time and satellites. Ciao, Rainer Matthias Camenzind wrote: > I've installed Debian on microSD 2GB with Xfce, tangogps and fso-gpsd. > The "Trip" section is normaly showin

Re: duke3d on debian ?

Right click patch isn't implemented in xglamo so far. It's also really bad that there exists the xglamo package which seems to work but no really progress is made to use it as default for debian. Only with xglamo rotation and other usefull stuff works right. I wish there would be some news about th

Re: [debian] openmoko-panel-plugin 0.4

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > My .deb doesnt appear to miss these icons, except brightness.png. > I cant find the brightness.png file in the src tgz. When i take a look at the .deb with "dpkg-deb -c openmoko-panel-plugin_0.4-1_all.deb" i can see that all my mentioned icons are missing. But maybe ther

Re: [debian] openmoko-panel-plugin 0.4

I previously posted a note that the actual 0.4 package misses quite some icons. So to get it to work you just have to put the missing icons back to /usr/share/pixmaps/openmoko-panel-plugins. You can get the icons from http://www.ohli.de/download/openmoko-panel-plugin_0.4.orig.tar.gz It misses the

Re: [debian] Top bar does not appear

FSO3 in debian doesn't have the top bar anymore in zhone. You can use the openmoko-panel-plugin floating around in this mailing list. This xfce plugin shows the status of gsm, battery and some other usefull stuff. :) Ciao, Rainer Denis Galvão wrote: > Hi guys. > > After some time trying to

Re: [Debian] Still no resume

It seems that OM and FSO apply different patches to the standard kernel so they behave a little different. At the moment i stick to OM kernels because they are build daily instead of FSO which build new kernels only in longer intervals. And as long as OM kernels work with the fso framework it is ok

Re: [Debian] Still no resume

Suspend is broken again in the latest fso kernels. But with the latest openmoko kernel suspend works. But zhone is reacting a bit weird after resuming. ;) Ciao, Rainer Sven Bretfeld wrote: > Hello list > > No matter what I'm doing, Debian won't wake up from suspend. I have > installed a rec

Re: [debian] Sephora 0.1 - Suggestions needed

R. > (Ps. If someone know a very easy way to update it please tell to me) > > Thank to all :) > Michele Renda > > > 2008/9/29 Fox Mulder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> When you get the first fix you also should see your position. But after >> first fix the position is qui

[Debian/gta02v5] zhone suspend not working anymore

Since over a week suspend isn't working anymore for me. I use the latest fso kernel [1] and latest updates for debian until 29.9.08. When i take a look at the zhone.log file everything seems to be fine. After pressing the power button for 1 sec my neo goes into sleep [2]. But than i can't wake it u

Re: [debian] Sephora 0.1 - Suggestions needed

When you get the first fix you also should see your position. But after first fix the position is quite unsharp and gets better in the next seconds/minutes. For me i have my position within 30-60 seconds after starting gps. I use the latest fso and sometimes the latest om kernel with debian Ciao,

Re: Minty Boost && FreeRunner

Why not just measure the batteries yourself? It's just two AA cells where one cell is 50mm height and 14mm diameter. Than you add the space you need for the little step-up converter and that's all. Ciao, Rainer Matthias Apitz wrote: > El día Monday, September 22, 2008 a las 11:17:58PM +0200

Re: [FDOM] new release 20080927

Sounds like the usb network module isn't loaded. All newer kernels has these modules no more compiled into the kernel and maybe it was forgotten to add to the /etc/modules file in the actual FDOM version. Take a look at the loaded modules (with ldmod) if "g_ether" is loaded and if it is in /etc/mod

Re: [debian] openmoko-panel-plugin 0.4

I installed the new 0.4 and the notifications are quite cool. :) But i had the problem, that the gsm, usb and brightness icon wasn't shown anymore. After a bit investigation i found out that the new 0.4 deb package misses quite some icons. It misses the following icons: brightness.png usb_drive.p

Re: [debian] Sephora 0.1 - Suggestions needed

Risto H. Kurppa wrote: > One more that came to my mind: you mentioned mute/volume - how about > ability to easily change the behavior in case of a call or text > message: Full ringing, just a discreet 'beep', vibration on/off and so > on.. And an extension to this would naturally be possibility to

Re: [debian & gps] How to check gps

Ok, than this bug still exists. I think i will stick to gpsd a bit longer until fso-gpsd works a bit more reliable. ;) Roland Mas wrote: > Fox Mulder, 2008-09-24 18:10:13 +0200 : > >>> It works for me. I don't record traces these days because I'm >>> stuck at

Re: [debian & gps] How to check gps

Roland Mas wrote: > Fox Mulder, 2008-09-24 17:51:30 +0200 : > >> If someone of you manage to use fso-gpsd with tangogps for more than >> a few minutes without problems than please report it. My try to do >> so ended in a failure why i use (old) gpsd at the moment. >

Re: FR as a USB-Key

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm using the "stable" OM2008.9, and so I can't even do "rmmod > g_ether", because it is built-in. (or maybe it's "cdc_ether", but the > problem is the same) . > So there is no chance for me. :( > I guess you have to use a custom kernel, or perhaps an FSO or Testing i

Re: [debian & gps] How to check gps

Al Johnson wrote: > On Wednesday 24 September 2008, Christian Weßel wrote: >> Ok, if I understand in right: >> >> HW SW SW SW >> gps -> ogpsd -> fso-gpsd -> tangogps >> -> location >> >> Right? > > That's my understanding, yes. As far as i know Location does

Re: [debian & gps] How to check gps

-stacy wrote: > Fox Mulder wrote: >> For me fso-gpsd didn't work right so i changed back to gpsd and >> everything works like a charm with gps. :) >> Maybe you try installing gpsd and deinstall fso-gpsd. > > When you say "everything works like a charm"

Re: [debian & gps] How to check gps

For me fso-gpsd didn't work right so i changed back to gpsd and everything works like a charm with gps. :) Maybe you try installing gpsd and deinstall fso-gpsd. Ciao, Rainer Christian Weßel wrote: > Hello, > > tangogps and fso-gpsd were installed from , > but I ge

Re: [debian] Can't type < with matchbox keyboard

In the official debian repos (i only use the default) is the actual svn version since a few days. I updated a few days ago and the new version was installed without any of these troublesome bugs. ;) Ciao, Rainer Aapo Rantalainen wrote: >> does any volunteer to get in touch with the matchbox-

Re: new version of the openmoko-panel-plugin 0.3

will get it's functionality when 'rmmod > g_file_storage' gets functional > > Am 21.09.2008 um 11:45 schrieb Fox Mulder: > >> I think he doesn't say more about the openmoko-panel-plugin because >> the >> older versions are floating around this ma

Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED] missing LAN tools

In my debian installation were no ping, traceroute and nslookup preinstalled. Everything needs to be installed after installation like many other nice things. I would suggest that you take a look at your resolv.conf because it seems that your name resolving doesn't work. Try adding a working dns an

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