Sadly I'm inclined to disagree, from the FAQs:
Why did you pick the Apache v2 open source license?
Apache is a commercial-friendly open-source license. The Apache
license allows manufacturers and mobile operators to innovate using
the platform without the requirement to contribute those
dfu-util: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), for
GNU/Linux 2.6.8, statically linked, not stripped
Thanks, I'll try the 32 bit version now!
On 05/12/2007, Lucas Bonnet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joseph Reeves a écrit :
Thanks! How can I see if it's 64 bit? I'm on a lowly 32 bit
Thanks! How can I see if it's 64 bit? I'm on a lowly 32 bit machine here...
Joseph
On 05/12/2007, Lucas Bonnet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joseph Reeves a écrit :
But the this is as good as I can get out of it:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/DFU$ sudo ./dfu-util -a kernel -R -D
./uImage-2.6.22.5
Well that all went great, running the Qtopia snapshot now - already
made some calls, and that was after I wondered round the office for a
bit trying to avoid working and got my Christmas holiday booked!
Thanks all!
On 05/12/2007, Joseph Reeves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
dfu-util: ELF 64-bit LSB
Hello all,
Probably a the most noob question you're going to get for a while, but
I'm a bit stuck... I wanted to flash the latest Qtopia build but have
come unstuck at the first hurdle.
Running Kubuntu 7.10 and downloaded dfu-util from here:
:
Joseph Reeves wrote:
Hello all,
Probably a the most noob question you're going to get for a while, but
I'm a bit stuck... I wanted to flash the latest Qtopia build but have
come unstuck at the first hurdle.
Running Kubuntu 7.10 and downloaded dfu-util from here:
http
It's working well, thanks for this!
I've been briefly thinking about the Neo1973's internal GPS antenna
and looking at some photos:
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Image:Gta01b_v3_case_top_open_pcb_lifted.jpg
If the grey cable with the U.fl/Hirose connector plugged in next to
the sim holder is
Hello everyone,
I'm going to ask possibly a simple question, but one that's quite
important to me and the company I work for.
FreeRunner is due for release at the end of Spring, but which Spring
is this? East Asia? US? Europe?
I'm in the UK and greatly looking forward to the FreeRunner, but
Of course, F-Secure sell mobile anti-virus software, and he could have
easily avoided infection by employing a more sensible use of
Bluetooth, so I always take these sorts of comments with a pinch of
salt. Having said that, the F-Secure blog is pretty good, and probably
essential reading for
Hi Gilles,
I work for a UK based company with an office in the south of France.
We plan to use the FreeRunner as a business tool are actively looking
to become a reseller in the areas that we operate.
Hopefully we'll be able to provide you with a phone at some point :)
Thanks, Joseph
On
of France?
(The longitude should be okay for me too, but what about the
lattitude? :-)
Rodolphe
Le mardi 22 janvier 2008 à 11:23 +, Joseph Reeves a écrit :
Hi Gilles,
I work for a UK based company with an office in the south of France.
We plan to use the FreeRunner as a business tool
Dear all,
Please excuse my blatant blog-promotion, but here's a short entry on
my use of the Neo1973 and tangoGPS as a bicycle computer:
http://blogs.thehumanjourney.net/finds/entry/20080306
Cheers, Joseph
On 07/12/2007, Eric Preston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hank Williams wrote:
it cost.
On 06/03/2008, Schmidt András [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In PDA shops you can buy a bicycle mount for PDA's. I hope it will be
compatible with the Neo.
Joseph Reeves wrote:
Dear all,
Please excuse my blatant blog-promotion, but here's a short entry on
my use of the Neo1973
/2008, David Pottage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, March 6, 2008 12:11 pm, Schmidt András wrote:
Joseph Reeves wrote:
Dear all,
Please excuse my blatant blog-promotion, but here's a short entry on
my use of the Neo1973 and tangoGPS as a bicycle computer:
http
My previous fun and games have proven to me that the FreeRunner is
going to be the ultimate GPS device:
http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/community/2008-March/013855.html
But I couldn't help think about the possibilities of running OpenMoko
on something as cheap as this:
I was told over lunch today that Oxford Archaeology's [1][2][3]
intended use of the FreeRunner was discussed in the Independent [4]
one weekend some time back. Nobody saved me a clipping though!
Joseph
[1]http://thehumanjourney.net
[2]http://openarchaeology.net
Navigation and OSM data submittal?
What's wrong with tangogps? Sounds like it already does what you ask for:
http://www.tangogps.org/
Joseph
On 27/03/2008, ramsesoriginal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am of the idea that a navigation system would be THE killer-app for
the openmoko, and I
To join this post and your previous post, how about using the
accelerometers to enhance the GPS?
Not just for power saving, but say you drive through a tunnel; the GOS
loses connectivity but the device still knows your location based on
accelerometer data. There are commercially available in car
Comcast have their top people on it already:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=fkzNOEiW4M8
On 30/03/2008, khang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to have an openmoko device (GTA0?)
which can access to 3 nets :Internet (email ,VoIP
wikipedia etc..),phonenet(3G,GPRS..) and cablenet
(IPTV,
Community members in Oxford can see me speak about our (Oxford
Archaeology's) plans for the FreeRunner later this month:
http://oxford.geeknights.net/2008/apr-22nd/
Hopefully I'll have some devices to show off.
As for South Africa, Oxford Archaeology will more than likely be
attending FOSS4G
I think it would be quite likely that a phone thief/finder would
change the SIM, either because they want to use it themselves, or
because they want to sell it. I'd do the following:
Set up a script so that the phone regularly connects to a server you
control, downloads the contents of a folder
True, but frankly there's a lot of bad stuff that could happen if
someone malicious got that level of access to our servers...
On 03/04/2008, andy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Joseph Reeves wrote:
I think it would be quite likely that a phone
Thanks Marcus,
We're currently showing the Openmoko to a lot of people to create
interest in a number of different projects; TangoGPS is always *the*
app that gets demoed.
Cheers, Joseph
On 07/04/2008, Marcus Bauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 2008-04-06 at 16:16 -0700, John Locke wrote:
Number 83 is my favourite:
http://blogs.thehumanjourney.net/finds/entry/20080425
;)
On 21/04/2008, Michael Shiloh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Remember, Steve is still deciding what to include in the box. These are just
a bunch of stuff that fit, from which he is making decisions:
A-GPS please :)
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Server:A-GPS
Joseph
On 25/04/2008, simarillion [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi community,
I'm studying electrical engineering at Karlsruhe University in Germany and I
nearly finished.
Now I have to do a student research project and because I'm
I've just booted it for the first time, can't really say anything
about it yet, but the boot screen is perfect for me as an
Archaeologist :)
Joseph
On 19/05/2008, Ian Darwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been using a FreeRunner for a few days with a pre-pre-alpha
snapshot of the ASU
Dear all,
I'm looking for some help getting Perl/Tk installed. I've had success
getting Python installed and working with Tk, but can't get the same
to happen with Perl:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# perl -MTk -e 1
Can't locate loadable object for module Tk::Event in @INC (@INC
contains: /etc/perl
We're looking to develop a combined DGPS and A-GPS application for the
platform, for which we need the data contained within this binary
protocol. We're already using an application that gets GPS data from
GPSD (TangoGPS), one that gets its data from the FreeRunner's internal
serial port (an in
, however, that I really am not the best
person to talk to about the technical side of such things.
Joseph
2008/5/28 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wednesday 28 May 2008 11:46:45 Joseph Reeves wrote:
We're looking to develop a combined DGPS and A-GPS application for the
platform, for which we need
It's 1mm smaller ;)
Still, I'd go for 3.5.
2008/5/30 Rahul Joshi [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Exactly. 3.5mm for the same reason.
Are there any tangible benefits to using 2.5mm though?
Rahul J
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 12:05 PM, Richard Reichenbacher
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3.5mm. I'd rather be
has drastically suffered as a result.
Joseph
On 27/05/2008, Marco Trevisan (Treviño) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joseph Reeves wrote:
I did some very rough testing of the FreeRunner battery life today;
Oh... Finally some good battery tests!
I think they're really good since there's
Disable javascript and it works much better. I use the NoScript FF extension.
TinyURL on the other hand... Why would anyone ever use that? I never
click on links unless I know where they link to. Here's a plan for
abuse:
1: Discover browser 0-day exploit
2: Put up a gallery of FreeRunner
Not working yet, but we're working on it:
http://www.mail-archive.com/community@lists.openmoko.org/msg17058.html
Released as soon as it's ready at:
http://openarchaeology.net
If you'd like to contribute please feel free :)
Joseph
2008/6/4 Yorick Matthys [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Maybe I
client is pretty good; I'll continue
not clicking on tinyurls links.
Joseph
On 04/06/2008, Stroller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 4 Jun 2008, at 18:12, Joseph Reeves wrote:
...
TinyURL on the other hand... Why would anyone ever use that? I never
click on links unless I know where
at work, both handle long
URLs fine. No need for tinyurl there.
And no, I never advocated hotlinking to images.
Joseph
On 04/06/2008, Andy Powell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 04 June 2008 18:12, Joseph Reeves wrote:
Disable javascript and it works much better. I use the NoScript
Aaaaha, I seen it being used for all sorts of archeology and buildings
construction purposes.
That's what I, as an archaeologist, want D-GPS for :)
With AGPS for quicker acquisition time (I'm thinking this will be
particularly useful when your phone's in your pocket in suspend mode -
turn it
Matt, that's great, thanks, will compile now.
I've just emailed u-blox support requesting a username and password;
hopefully I'll be able to test this soon enough (just need to find a
reasonable way of getting GPRS to work now...)
Cheers,
Joseph
On 06/06/2008, matt_hsu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The perl version is in this pdf:
http://people.openmoko.org/matt_hsu/ImplementationAssistNowServerAndClient(GPS.G4-SW-05017-C).pdf
Joseph
2008/6/6 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
According to previous mail in community list, there is a perl version of
AGPS on-line implementation. But it
A lot depends on your network provider. I can't even ping my
FreeRunner on vodafone, for example.
Tmobile put it's first firewall up in 2002:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2002/11/27/first_hackers_sighted_in_high/
J
2008/6/15 Mikko Rauhala [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
su, 2008-06-15 kello 16:39 +0200,
On my laptop, I can choose if I want to run SE Linux or not.
I think that the at least one image should run default with a
non-root user and everything in /etc/sudoers. This way,
people can uncomment inside that file and apply the
security they like.
Sounds a lot like looking after a laptop
As I get it the AGPS is a 'true' GPS. The only differense is that agps
is faster - it additionally uses signals from gsm stations for faster
positioning. That's why it's called 'assisted gps'.
Do you have any resources for GSM assistance? All the implementations
I've seen use additional GPS data
Dear all,
I'd like to bring this poll to your attention:
http://www.zimbra.com/forums/zimbrame-j2me-client/12642-vote-phones-zimbra-j2me-client.html
For those that don't know, Zimbra is an awesome email/collaboration
suite, they're asking for people to vote on the next mobile platform
that
I can confirm Marcus' findings, although often mine were even slower.
The difference compared to the GTA01 is enormous. Unless TTFF improves
a great deal I can see A-GPS being necessary for all users of the
phone. I imagine a run once app that asks you to select what world
city you are closest to
.
I work in a Zimbra-centric organisation and know how good this
software is. A client on my neo would be absolutely fantastic, and
definately one to win over people still messing with Outlook, Exchange
and Blackberries.
Regards,
Andy
Joseph Reeves wrote:
Dear all,
I'd like to bring
www.tangogps.org
2008/6/24 Francesco Cat [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What will be the best way to take advantage of Open Street Maps?
http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/index.php/Main_Page
A Free phone can't be depending of closed-source data for maps (google
or others) ;) So we must be able to use OSM!
Here's another idea: Record signal strength and position information for
generating a coverage map. We can record tower code, signal strength, and
phone location. This information could be used with the Open Street Map data
to generate a real-world coverage map. This could also be useful
the Exchange?
Thanks,
V
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 12:14 PM, Joseph Reeves [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Wish there was a way to vote on this URL of yours without having to
subscribe to the forum though -- I don't want to sign up just to cast a
single vote.
It's a bit of a pain, but I'm convinced
Joseph Reeves [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dear all,
I'd like to bring this poll to your attention:
http://www.zimbra.com/forums/zimbrame-j2me-client/12642-vote-phones-zimbra-j2me-client.html
For those that don't know, Zimbra is an awesome email/collaboration
suite, they're asking for people to vote
Whatever next? ReiserFS?
(Apologies for succumbing to this OT fest)
2008/6/27 Jonathon Suggs [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Which would give new meaning to the term killer feature and I would be
first in line to buy one (after I passed the screening process).
-Original Message-
From: George
Which is why I wondered what happended to the previous plans to provide
a complete mobility software set. But perhaps the aim of OpenMoko has
always been to release a phone, and that I daydreamed the software stack?
:-/
I wondered the exact same thing. From the front page of the wiki:
Users in Hampshire, as well as other parts of the UK (I'm from
Portsmouth originally), may be interested to learn that you will very
soon be able to buy FreeRunners from us at Oxford Archaeology [1].
We special in sales to academic/research groups, LUGs and in producing
custom solutions based on
http://gettingstartedopenmoko.wordpress.com/2008/05/20/charging-your-neo-freerunner/
I've been running a FreeRunner from a solar panel smaller than a sheet
of A4 paper.
Joseph
2008/7/11 Erland Lewin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/7/11 Benedikt Schindler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
has someone attached a
My very first thought...
How about overlaying the screen with a sheet of rubber buttons? I'm
thinking of the sort of thing that you get inside cheap mobile phones,
TV remotes, pocket calculators; that sort of stuff. The number 5 would
have the bump on it and the keys would simply push against the
We have a number of FreeRunners in Oxford ready to be dispatched as
either group buys or individual purchases [1]. Unfortunately we don't
have a payment system arranged yet, but that should be coming in the
near future.
Initial pricing is £200 + VAT + Postage. The FreeRunner neoprene pouch
and
It's mmcx; there's plenty of commercially available antennas available
for cheap that will fit.
Post results of some comparative testing if you buy one ;-)
Joseph
2008/7/16 Alexey Feldgendler [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What standard is the GPS external antenna socket on GTA02? Are any
antennas for
I do it all the time ;-)
I'd like a keypad lock during calls. I know that there's some options
available during a call, but I'd much rather have to unlock them
first. Of course, it doesn't have to be a lock that's particularly
difficult to un-lock - pressing the aux button before the screen does
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Debian
?
2008/7/20 Andy Green [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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Somebody in the thread at some point said:
| When running an SD card install of Debian on the FR, using the
git.openmoko
First, WHOO I love the idea of another
Josch won the community member of the month (week) in March for
getting it working:
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Community_Member_of_the_Week
Not that this really helps the OP, who seemingly knew about this already ;-)
Joseph
2008/7/20 Andy Green [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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Does it include Ekiga?
Joseph
2008/7/20 Andy Green [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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Somebody in the thread at some point said:
| However, the Debian rootfs didn't work right away, it mounted the ext3
| rootfs and ran init, but complained unable to open an
I'd give my big toe to be there, but am on the wrong side of the
Atlantic. I'll be sending positive mental energy across the pond to
you all!
Joseph
2008/7/17 Michael Shiloh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Openmoko will be at Linuxworld, and needs to staff two booths: One in
the main vendor area, and
You might be able to alter my (or rather Marcus') example to work with
your provider:
http://blogs.thehumanjourney.net/finds/entry/5
Joseph
2008/7/23 Timo Jyrinki [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/7/23 Michael Kluge [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Sure. The magix seems to be to have an initial wait (for the 'AT
Dear all,
Apologies in advance; I know that this is not the developer's list,
but I hoped there would be enough crossover between the two.
I'm trying to compile SpatiaLite on the Openmoko platform using the toolchain:
http://www.gaia-gis.it/spatialite-2.0/index.html
I've cross compiled PROJ.4
Hi Ross,
I work for Oxford Archaeology, we're startign to distribute
FreeRunners to various people for the purposes of encouraging
development and general community good will. I've recently been told
that our prices are less than other resellers too!
Drop me an email if you'd like a FreeRunner
Sounds good! Could you distribute the pkg file? I'll be happy to try
this out with my keyboard :)
J
2008/7/28 Michael Kluge [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
I just got compiled numptyphysics compiled for the FR and the game itself
starts. Have not yet checked how to play it without Keyboard.
Mine installs but refuses to load:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# numptyphysics
numptyphysics: error while loading shared libraries: libSDL-1.2.so.0:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~#
Anyone got any hints?
Cheers,
Joseph
2008/7/30 Mike Baroukh [EMAIL
Ignore me... OPKG to the rescue. This game is awesome! That's the end
of my working day!
2008/7/30 Joseph Reeves [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Mine installs but refuses to load:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# numptyphysics
numptyphysics: error while loading shared libraries: libSDL-1.2.so.0:
cannot open shared
That was it exactly.
Expect a post on my blog soon about the most enjoyable use of the
rollup rubber keyboard found to date.
:D
2008/7/30 arne anka [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
numptyphysics: error while loading shared libraries: libSDL-1.2.so.0:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or
opkg install libsdl-1.2-0
opkg install libsdl-image-1.2-0
opkg is a bit annoying in the fact that you can't use tab to
autocomplete package names, so I ran:
opkg list list.txt
then simply vi list.txt whenever I need to know the exact name of anything.
Joseph
2008/7/30 Greg Bonett [EMAIL
I'm in Oxford and have met users from here and Reading; not London,
but not too far away either...
Joseph
2008/7/31 Menno Smits [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
Any Openmoko users/developers in London (UK) interested in semi-regular
informal meetups?
Menno
You say you're using the kernel that came with the phone? I'd try
updating it, or removing your SD card.
Joseph
2008/8/1 Jan Keymeulen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
I'm unable to get a GPS fix on my Freerunner, S/N 8A8602882. I'm using
a Linux om-gta02 2.6.24 #1 PREEMPT Wed Jul 30 11:56:48 CEST
Looks great! I've basically got the same questions as Norbert does.
Plus I'd like to know how I can get me screen to auto-rotate ;-)
Joseph
2008/8/11 Norbert Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Wow, that is great!!!
How fine grained is the resolution of the movements? I mean
how detailed you could
Hi, that was me on the planet who used the usb keyboard for various
things on the Freerunner ( [1] [2] )
I'm afraid I can't really give you much help as mine just worked.
Once power was applied it functioned like a usb keyboard on a desktop
pc.
How are you managing to connect your devices to
at the bottom of the screen when the focus is on them.
Maybe i should test it with a more simple usb keyboard without any extra
functions.
Ciao,
Rainer
Joseph Reeves wrote:
Hi, that was me on the planet who used the usb keyboard for various
things on the Freerunner ( [1] [2] )
I'm
Following the instructions on the Debian wiki, but I get Hash Sum
Mismath errors on the whilst it fetches packages for apt. Sorry for
the big cut and paste, but it works until here then dies. Tried twice,
both times it fails at the same point:
Get:605 http://ftp2.de.debian.org unstable/main
I opened a ticket:
https://docs.openmoko.org/trac/ticket/1864
Joseph
2008/8/26 Nishit Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 4:05 PM, julien cubizolles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I've installed raster's image, mainly to get its great keyboard, and I
love being able to switch
I've just got hold of a new (to me) 2 gig card that Debian fails to
install on at almost the same point. I thought it might be a problem
related with the anti-virus on our firewall getting a hammering, so I
whitelisted the debian mirror and tried again, but it fails as before.
I've downloaded a
Thanks again Nathan,
Just found this extra info via google:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg00942.html
Joseph
2008/8/27 Nathan Kinkade [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/8/27 Joseph Reeves [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks Nathan, that sounds encouraging.
I've not found anything too useful
2008/8/27 Nathan Kinkade [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/8/27 Joseph Reeves [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks Nathan, that sounds encouraging.
I've not found anything too useful yet:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# find /sys | grep clock
/sys/devices/system/clocksource
/sys/devices/system/clocksource/clocksource0
We have a Asterisk/FreePBX combination at work. My account is setup to
email me any voicemails I receive as wav files. I can't help but think
that an IMAP client on the phone would be an easier solution to the
one you've proposed.
Joseph
2008/8/28 Ole Kliemann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, Aug
28, 2008 at 03:29:32PM +0100, Joseph Reeves wrote:
2008/8/28 Ole Kliemann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have VoIP for telephony at home and asterisk running on my server. A
script on the server checks my email. If it finds new mail it calls the
FR. The FR does not accept the connection, instead
if that fails, then I think a replacement battery might be your only option.
The battery will be fine, it's just that the phone refuses to charge it.
I've had a lot of good results with a Nokia battery charger. You can
also hope you've got enough juice in battery to load up the uboot menu
-
You can see in the test pics - they hold the bottom of the phone away
from the jaw - just like in actual use. You'd expect lower results
from a phone with the antenna down there; the FreeRunner must really
kick out some juice ;)
2008/9/3 Cédric Berger [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at
Couldn't agree with this any more; thanks David!
Joseph
2008/9/9 Andreas Micklei [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Brilliant!
Of course the software and information to get to this software level is
freely available. But your distribution is a HUGE timesaver allowing me
to concentrate on the important
Matthew, I think these ideas are great. I often think that similar
applications could be developed using an Arduino board and some
specific modules, but once you price it all up you might as well just
use a FreeRunner.
You've probably seen boat race tracking on Google Maps:
If there's enough interest in starting a mailing list we can host it @
openarchaeology.net
Let me know if that would be desired.
Joseph
On 18/09/2008, Brian Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I asked the maintainer of the freegis.org site if he knew of a list
targeted at gps and he did not.
You really shouldn't be attempting any tests whilst holding any wifi
gear right next to other bits of kit. It's like getting two people to
scream in each other's ears and wondering why they didn't report a
good experiance. I'd re-run the tests from a different room to the one
the access point is
I'm sure others have seen the Slashdot article, but in case you haven't:
http://mobile.slashdot.org/mobile/08/09/21/1730256.shtml
I'm just looking forward to being able to download the code to run on
one of my phones :)
Joseph
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http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Edje
I think
2008/9/26 Cédric DUFOUIL [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can anybody explain where is the best way to find edje_decc ?
Thanks a lot
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Not using bb, but this is how I made a small ipk from source:
http://blogs.thehumanjourney.net/finds/entry/3
Joseph
2008/9/26 Nicolas Laurance [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
hi community gurus,
I've done my homework, at least I tried to, reading through the wiki and
elsewhere
I just loaded this onto a colleagues phone - he said he wanted a cat
and suggested the name OpenMeowKo
:)
2008/10/14 Thomas White [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm pleased to be able to announce version 0.1 of my advanced
accelerometer and audio framework testing system, OpenMooCow.
Available from
Hi Girish,
I've been running gvSIG mobile [1], a java app, on Jalimo [2]. gvSIG
mobile isn't freely available yet, but keep an eye on
planet.openmoko.org for an announcement in the (hopefully) near
future.
Cheers,
Joseph
[1] http://gvsigmobileonopenmoko.wordpress.com/
[2]
Hi,
We don't have any with a built in USB hub, but you may be interested in:
http://oadigital.net/hardware/duraflex
Especially the smaller model:
http://oadigital.net/hardware/duraflex/duraflex-mini
Cheers,
Joseph
2008/10/24 Pander [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
I'm looking for a wired
were unable to keep up with demand. We've had a batch
produced for us and are awaiting delivery.
Thanks,
Joseph
2008/10/24 Jeffrey Ratcliffe [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/10/24 Joseph Reeves [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
http://oadigital.net/hardware/duraflex
Especially the smaller model:
http
(and
weight ;))?
What will the meta key be? Can that still be that diamond square?
Thanks,
Pander
Joseph Reeves wrote:
Hi Jeff,
Prices have yet to be set in stone, but we're looking for c.£40 for
the larger model, with the smaller one obviously going for less.
Stocks are unfortunately
From memory this is, so may be completely wrong, but I'd:
opkg install --force-depends cacao
opkg install --force-depends classpath
opkg install --force-depends classpath-gtk
If I remember correctly, there was a bug in classpath that was causing
it to report a successful installation, whereas in
Hi Sledge,
Sounds like a great project! Let me know if there's any testing or
similar you want done.
I'm currently using the Mail for Exchange application to sync my Nokia
N96 with the Zimbra system we've got here at work; it's working very
nicely and I'd love to have something similar for
Dear all,
Apologies for cross-posting, but I wanted to catch both the Jalimo and
Openmoko communities in one go.
I've been testing gvSIG on Openmoko Jalimo [1], but we've come up
with a problem that seems to be either caused by myself doing
something stupid, or by Jalimo working slightly
Which would be why NeoPwn comes with a compatible USB wifi adapter.
J
2008/11/26 Graeme Gregory [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, 2008-11-26 at 14:18 +0100, jhig wrote:
hi,
i don't know if this was allready a topic here:
does kismet run on freerunner?
i installed debian and the kismet package.
Hi patrick, thanks for the link. You've encouraged me to create a much
improved (?) version of my usb button. It'll be on planet.openmoko.org
on monday.
Cheers, j
On 28/11/2008, Patrick Beck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
because i like my light on my older phone, a Sony Ericsson W800i, i
I've discovered the same:
https://docs.openmoko.org/trac/ticket/2148
Joseph
2008/12/1 William Kenworthy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Loaded it up and it rebooted fine, but isnt usable.
Ive lost the spanner so I cant configure it
It goes to sleep automaticly after a few seconds and without the
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