2009/7/25 Robin Paulson :
> i've been trying to install the latest navit (2398) from the navit
> repository, and am having the usual problems with opkg not being able
> to handle it. i've created a 128mb swap file, and turned off the x
> server, but no dice.
never mind, opkg
i've been trying to install the latest navit (2398) from the navit
repository, and am having the usual problems with opkg not being able
to handle it. i've created a 128mb swap file, and turned off the x
server, but no dice.
any ideas, guys? why does this require so much ram, is this a
fundamental
2009/7/25 Brolin Empey :
> I prefer to shut down my cell phone before going to bed, but I frequently
it may be easier to schedule a cron job which shuts the phone down for
you. sounding an alarm to remind you to do something the phone can do,
sounds like it's missing the point
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2009/7/21 Ed Kapitein :
> for TILE in `find /path/to/tiles -type f`; do
> echo "${TILE}"
> FILE=`basename "${TILE}"`
> L1=`dirname "${TILE}" | gawk -F"/" '{ print $NF}'`
> L2=`dirname "${TILE}" | gawk -F"/" '{ print $(NF-1)}'`
> curl --output "${TILE}"
> http://tile.openstreetmap.org/"${L2}"/"
2009/7/24 William Kenworthy :
> Is there any advantage (to the server) of using curl? - is there a
> reason why openstreetmap would ban one and not the other (or is it just
> someone(s) using wget beating up their server?
why do you think wget has been banned?
and what good would it do anyway? ch
2009/7/22 Manuel Sangiao :
> I tried to install Minimo on OM, but I got
>
> * * ERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for minimo:
> * gtk+-fastscaling (>= 2.10.14) *
>
> then I used
>
> opkg -force-depends install minimo_0.02\+cvs20070626-r0armv4t.ipk
>
> and got
>
> * * Warn
2009/7/20 Petr Vanek :
> lol, i would put exactly the other way - om2009 needs fiddling for me,
> SHR-u works out of box. Any new user: please be aware that each single
> device is a bit different, especially when it comes to audio volume.
i should say that i haven't used 2009 for over a month now
2009/7/20 Aleksey "AlekSi" Palazhchenko :
> If I'm wrong and there *is* a way to make and receive a calls without
> pain, please point me to this wonderful distribution and wiki-page
> with step-by-step instructions.
om2009, latest version works great on mine. no changes or other config
needed, in
i'm trying to sync data from google calendar to openmoko dates, using
pisi, but get this error message. my google calendar account is set up
in the pisi conf file
---
r...@om-gta02:~# pisi googleCalendar pimlicodates
Tracebac
2009/7/18 Davide Scaini :
> on Fr now... so i'll be short.
> i installed navit-dev and now it runs! i can see my actual position
> but unfortunately no map under. [i have downloaded the entire Italy
> from planet osm. i get no errors but no maps ... step by step i'll
> win]
> thanks guys for your h
2009/7/7 Petr Vanek :
> On Tue, 7 Jul 2009 01:13:49 +1200
> Robin Paulson (RP) wrote:
>
>>2009/6/24 Petr Vanek :
>>> - calendar sync: Pimlico->Google: seems to sync nicely one way -
>>> pimlico to google but not the other way.
>>
>>how did you
hi all,
i've started using tangogps on my bike, and noticed that the map
doesn't follow my position. i've tried hitting autocentre, and it goes
to the correct location, but it doesn't stick - when i move, i go off
screen. i'm sure it used to handle this corectly in previous versions.
has anyone els
2009/7/11 arne anka :
> judging from debian, i'd propose these steps (do it on your own risk, but
> as long as actually a libc6.so is avaliable, you probably can't really
> break anything except opkg's idea of the system):
>
> - back up status file!
> - get a listing of _all_ files belonging to the
2009/7/11 Edder :
> I don't know opkg to well, so when I run into problem I often just end up
> editting /usr/lib/opkg/status by hand. You could try removing libc entry
> from there and then reinstalling libc. Not sure if it will help with your
> particular problem! Ofcourse I advice you to first w
2009/7/11 Xavier Cremaschi :
> Download and extract libc6 package, then put the files at the right place ?
yeah, i thought of that. the correct libc6.so is in the /usr/lib dir,
that's not the problem. the problem is with the opkg database - i'm
assuming it's stuck in a not-easily-fixable situation
yeah, like really really dumb.
i've been taking a few packages from debian and installing them on my
shr system. all was going well, until i got to libc6. here i should
have stopped - this is a pretty critical part of any system, unlike
gphoto and other trivial stuff that i'd installed previously
2009/7/10 :
> OK, this is part of the problem (I think)
> My sim card is:
> 63513 G 3001 64k smartchip does not respond to at+cimi
>
> Which is listed as:
> "SIM cards that don't work with original gsm firmware"
>
> Now, I read it somewhere, but how do I open an SSH session into this
2009/7/10 :
> My new phone doesn't see my AT&T SIM card...
> The card is OLD.
> As in 5 years OLD (or more).
> So old, that it broke the Treo when I pulled it out... (screw the Treo)
>
> I've done some reading about the SIM stuff.
> I'm dizzy already, I don't understand none of that stuff...
>
> C
2009/7/10 Risto H. Kurppa :
> 1) Many broken packages in opkg.org -> quality control needed
> 2) Apps need something to tell on what distro (om200X, SHR, ..)
> they've been tested
> 3) RSS's are broken
> 4) Too big layout
>
> I'd really love to see these things fixed.. I've also noticed that
> it's
i upgraded to the latest shr-unstable earlier, and it appears
ophonekitd is not being started at boot. when the fr starts, there is
no service connection, and an error message when i run shr-settings.
hitting 'start' sets everything right
should there be a link in /etc/init.d/ ? i can't see anythi
2009/7/9 Marcel :
> Where can I get a compatible id3lib package from? The one in angstrom's
> repository requires libstdc++6 >= 4.3.3, but Om2009 only has 4.1.2. SHR
> doesn't seem to contain it at all from what opkg tells me.
shr-unstable has version 3.8.3-r2 in the feeds
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2009/7/9 Martin Jansa :
>> so, i propose a replacement i have zero experience with running a
>> repository though. are there any free services on the net for running
>> this kind of thing? i'd be surprised if the only way to do this was
>> through a built-from-scratch site such as opkg.org
>
> opkg
2009/7/9 Marcel :
> Damn, you're right. And if it worked, it'd have borked my intone already,
> that requires libid3 which in turn requires libstdc++ and libgcc1 >=
> 4.3.3, om2k9 only contains 4.1.2 :/
> You won.
unfortunately, no-one wins
i see apt/opkg/portage as one of the most elegant, p
2009/7/9 Jeremy McNaughton :
> Since getting my phone back from being buzz-fixed (thanks SDG!) I've
> been using Om2009-unstable as my daily phone with no problems.
>
> Now that I'm using my phone more regularly, I started looking around
> for a calendar.
>
> Unfortunately I can't seem to find a ca
2009/7/9 Marcel :
> What comes to my mind seeing the google code link there:
> Please, everyone who writes code out there: Put your packages up on
> opkg.org so that people like me get new versions of your software when you
> release them.
it does? as far as i can see, opkg doesn't work at all. wh
2009/7/8 Adam Jimerson :
> Hello I have been using Dates on SHR, installed from the SHR feeds, for a
> while now but I have just recently noticed a problem with it. The day that
> it thinks it is is off by +1, what I mean is according to the SHR the date
> is 07/07/2009 (which is correct for anoth
2009/7/8 Staley, Daniel L :
> I recently got my freerunner back from SDG systems, complete with a buzz fix!
> So I'm attempting to start using it as my daily phone.
> I really like paroli and the work that is being done with om2009, and have
> been able to get most of the applications I want run
2009/7/7 Valery Febvre :
>>> Neote is a note taking application.
>>>
>>> Its interface aims to be easy and finger friendly.
>>> It's written in Python/Elementary and uses SQLite for storing data.
>>> Notes can be organized using custom categories that you can add, rename
>>> and delete at any time.
2009/6/24 Petr Vanek :
> - calendar sync: Pimlico->Google: seems to sync nicely one way -
> pimlico to google but not the other way.
how did you get pisi to sync pimlico data - it's not in the options
for my install of 0.3?
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2009/7/6 Christ van Willegen :
> On Sat, Jul 4, 2009 at 1:09 PM, Jeffrey
> Ratcliffe wrote:
>> It works if you set up a swapfile.
>
> Having to set up a swap file for an .ipk file of 3M in size still
> seems unreasonable...
the ipk i installed was over 5MB - i presume it expands to some huge
size
2009/7/5 Klaus 'mrmoku' Kurzmann :
>> shr team chooses which packages to include, so yes they are
>> responsible for what they produce.
> yep, we're responsible for deciding to bump the revision of E we use.
right, good. we can work with that
>> as raster's pointed out, these releases aren't for
2009/7/5 Petr Vanek :
>>there's no frameworkd-config-shr package of any revision in
>>http://build.shr-project.org/shr-unstable/ipk/armv4t/ - is this a
>>mistake in the dependencies, or a missing package?
>
>
> i ran into the same thing... does your phone work? I get No service...
yep. so far all
2009/7/5 Klaus 'mrmoku' Kurzmann :
>> > Running
>> > $ find /usr -name "libelementary.so*"
>> > gives nothing.
>>
>> it'll be there, but called something else. the shr team change the
>> name every so often, by adding a string of letters to the name of all
>> the e libraries. it's probably somethin
$ opkg upgrade
* ERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for
frameworkd-config-shr-dev:
* frameworkd-config-shr (=
0.8.5.1+gitr1473+130fb4c50f81b803d42b32c69f20e0713930f741-82+060495f1ddcf6db79c1cd9d12e51b47adac8e2ed-r6)
*
there's no frameworkd-config-shr package of any revisio
2009/7/4 ivvmm :
> ran into ridiculous problem while trying to use Elmdentica. It needs
> libelementary.so.0 which lacks from my system. Where to get it?
>
> Running
> $ find /usr -name "libelementary.so*"
> gives nothing.
it'll be there, but called something else. the shr team change the
name eve
hi,
i'm trying to install navit using the instructions on the wiki - i've
got the feed in opkg, and when i try to install, it stops part way
through and returns 'Killed'. i see from opkg.org that i'm not alone
with this. i've tried shutting down the xserver to release some ram,
but no joy. i've als
On 2009-06-28, Vikas Saurabh wrote:
> On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 11:05 AM, jeremy jozwik
> wrote:
>> hello list. im in dire need of assistance. ive just re-flashed my
>> phone to shr-unstable 20090624 all went well until i tried to do an
>> ssh. turns out my usb0 is not showing up in anyway.
>>
> Try
hi all,
i've put an xslt stlye sheet on the wiki, for converting gpx tracks
into the log format used by tangogps. you need libxslt and xslt-utils
installed to use it
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/TangoGPS#Importing_Tracks_into_tangoGPS
maybe someone will find it useful
unfortunately, i can't get
2009/6/25 Tim Abell :
> I've found that if tango doesn't have a working net connection available
> when you pan around it will generate empty files for the map images and
> then never attempt to re-download them leaving nasty gaps in your coverage.
>
> Here's a quick n dirty script that removes all
2009/6/24 Nikita V. Youshchenko :
> If running debian on freerunner, you may use aptitude or apt-get to install
> whatever package from sid (or testing, or whatever depending of your apt
> sources configuration).
yes, but the packages i need require a long chain of dependencies from
sid/squeeze, a
hi all,
there are some versions of packages (a lot) in sid/squeeze which i'd
like to use on my freerunner - does anyone know if there is a
simple-ish process for installing either? could the debian install
script be adapted to do it?
cheers
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2009/6/20 Michal Brzozowski :
> Is there a way to make Paroli and frameworkd keep old logs and not deleting
> them?
>
easy - create a script which runs at shutdown, to copy the log file(s)
in question to an archive location. maybe in one of the
change-runlevel folders?
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2009/6/19 Laszlo KREKACS :
> On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 8:14 PM, Al Johnson
> > You can even talk on the phone when FR is suspended! (yes, this is
> > because Calypso, the GSM chip is separated from the main processor)>
> > wrote:
>>
>> I was going to say it was a bug because having the audio chip p
2009/6/19 jeremy jozwik :
> after a night of testing, i am unsure if this is an intone issues or one
> from shr. seems that if the headphones are connected prior to opening intone
> the problem exists. but if i run intone, then connect the headphones, all is
> well. strange.
yeah, i've had similar
2009/6/19 Sebastian Krzyszkowiak :
> On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 15:22, The Digital
> Pioneer wrote:
>> OK, so that tells me that it's a known problem that no-one is doing anything
>> about until 1.0? That doesn't help me much. I know I can make symlinks, but
>> it's a massive pain to do that again and
2009/6/18 arne anka :
> as for tasks/calendar/..., there's even osmo.
> for syncing: at least osmo (and other apps too, probably) uses
> standardized file format for storing data (vcard for contacts f ex).
> most apps cann read those, to. so syncing is nothing more but transferring
> the files in q
hi,
i've been using yaouh for getting updated tiles from osm for several
months now; great little tool. there is an osm tile layer called
'NoName', which highlights streets and other items that have been
drawn in but not named - very useful for tidying up the last bits of
an area.
the problem is,
2009/6/16 arne anka :
>> (c) eMail - I have at least 2 accts pushed to my Blackberry
>
> don't know the current state, there are clients available, but inhowfar
> the are really usable with the fr (screen estate, navigation), i don't
> know.
i use claws, under shr-unstable. it's also in om2009. it
2009/6/16 Mikhail Umorin :
>> > cheapest, with 3G card). Both worked fine. To keep an old cell number one
>> > has to sign up for a contract.
>>
>> i'm fairly sure that is marketing BS. afaik, there is nothing required
>> to keep an old number.
>>
>
> Well, when the salesperson tells you that they
2009/6/16 NeilBrown :
>
> You can send it to sdgsystems.com.
> You first purchase the "freerunner audio quality enhancement" on the
> website. This costs $0 plus postage.
> Their postage price is around $AU100 sent by international
> courier. If you ask, they will sent it be USPS and credit you
>
2009/6/13 Mikhail Umorin :
> Here
> (http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Getting_Started_with_your_Neo_FreeRunner#Update_with_the_package_manager)
> I read that need to point my reps to unofficial User reps, but, in User reps
> (http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Users_Repositories) it says "Angstrom is the
>
2009/6/12 Mikhail Umorin :
> I upgraded to the latest (?) version from Angstrom rep using opkg upgrade.
> Now, after the screen OPENMOKO (please wait) I get infinite loop saying:
oops, i think that might be your problem. there are some compatibility
issues between openmoko OS and angstrom OS - the
2009/6/7 Mike :
> I would like to use a Linux-based open-hardware phone for my phone
> communications. I would like to try Neo Freerunner. How do I do that? Namely:
>
> 1) Is there any particular kind of wireless carrier (in US) I need to
> subscribe to?
must be gsm, any will do, i think
> 2) Do
2009/6/7 error :
> I am looking to use the Tango GPS to track a trip. When using the tracking
> feature it samples at "position per second" which creates a very large file
> over an 8 hour trip.
>
> Is there a config file that I can change to take a sample maybe every minute
> or 5 minutes?
http:
2009/6/5 matthias :
> recording in background during your whole osm-mapping-ride will produce
> a huge wav-file which won't fit onto a regular sd-card. so beware of that.
22kHz, 1 channel, 16 bit is 2.5MB/min - this is more than good enough
quality for picking out words, etc
a two hour trip would
2009/6/5 jeremy jozwik :
>> The map in our region is rather pour and needs expanding. It is being
>> done only by two persons, although we have drawn all the streets and
>> many buildings in native town. We have named streets, because we do
>> remember their names. Numbered some of the houses — tha
2009/6/4 Jose Luis Perez Diez :
> El Thursday, 4 de June de 2009 09:56:36 Martin Jansa va escriure:
>> Its easy to reformat or repair system on SD cart with laptop or PC.. but
>> I always feel bad when I have to remove back-cover. How long can that
>> plastic fixtures hold back-cover tight and reli
2009/6/3 Carsten Haitzler :
> u seriously doubt that. mis-pressing keys will also make you want to hi them
> more accurately too. it applies to both cases. thedifference is that if you
> are
> not more accurate u get zero key press as opposed to the one you wanted when
> its
> a square. then you
apparently, triangular buttons produce less errors.
http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2009/06/02/crocodile_keyboard/
i'm not totally convinced, but it would be worth a go, i think
now, is it possible to coerce raster's keyboard into using anything
other than square keys?
2009/6/3 Doug Jones :
> I read Sean's message this morning, and was going to send a link for it
> to a friend who is off-list. So I went to the list's archive:
>
> http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/community/2009-June/048966.html
>
> As you can see, the version of Sean's message shown in the web
2009/5/7 c_c :
> Thanks. Hope the playing song resumes correctly on call hang up.
> Any other feedback?
> --
hi c_c, hope you're still developing intone i've got a feature request:
could you add some notification of which track is currently playing? i
realise the black bar follows the current
2009/5/26 Thomas White :
> I found that as well. Is anyone able to comment on what HAL is being used for
> in SHR-Unstable? If it's simply been pulled in as a dependency (e.g. for
> X.org) and isn't actively being used (e.g. by X.org for input management),
> then it can be removed without breakin
2009/5/4 Michael Pilgermann :
>> Maybe this is python-2.6 related?
> Absolutely. The packages I assembled for vobject (you used the one from
> opkg.org?) have static links to the python 2.5 site-package folder inside.
> For testing purposes you might move them (under /usr/lib/python ...); I have
i've noticed over the last few weeks, that updates to packages on
opkg.org aren't getting downloaded when i do opkg update, and upgrade.
does anyone know what's happening, is the maintainer working on it
anymore?
it's a shame if not - it's very useful, and there are lots of great
packages on there
2009/5/30 David Ford :
> Are you certain that is the reason? Are you sure your SIM card isn't full?
> 20, or 30, is a common number for the number of SMS storage slots on a SIM
> card.
does qtei store messages on the sim card, or in ~?
is there any way to change this behaviour, if it stores them
2009/5/30 Ben Wong :
> B also sounds like it'd be tricky to do correctly. What happens if
> the user immediately tries to make another call (or use GPRS or SMS)
> and the previous call hasn't yet finished?
as it's unavoidable at this point to interfere with the user's time, a
"please wait" messag
2009/5/28 Joseph Reeves :
> That's made me think - we (as in the community) could provide packages
> via opkg.org that provided regular updates for various countries /
> regions / zoom levels. Would be very easy to do, just make sure that
> someone has up to date tiles (OSMupdater, for example) and
2009/5/28 arne anka :
> don't know about any images. but with a map for all of europe 2gb is
> pretty little.
> it certainly won't work with tangogps -- once i tried to get all of
> germany in a usable resolution for tangogps and it exceed by far 2gb.
> so, your best bet would be navit with its bin
2009/5/26 Warren Baird :
> Has anyone managed to get Fennec working on OM2009 TR4? I tried the
> version in the repository, and I was able to get it going and configured to
> use my proxy at work (through usb networking) - but so far for every page
> I've tried to visit (including google.com) it
2009/5/25 Laszlo KREKACS :
>> And now I cant find the package, where libmad.so.0 belongs.
>
> On irc jonkristian was kind enough, to execute the following commands:
> find / -name libmad.so.0 -> /usr/lib/libmad.so.0
> opkg search /usr/lib/libmad.so.0 -> libmad0
>
> So the package should be libmad0.
2009/5/24 Laszlo KREKACS :
>> this doesn't solve the dependency issues, but if you need mplayer,
>> check out this page on the wiki:
>>
>
> "It can be installed with the following command: opkg install mplayer "
>
> versus:
> ">> However there is no mplayer package for om2009."
>
> Ok, so how to in
2009/5/24 Laszlo KREKACS :
> I tried to install it on om2009. It created the desktop icon (I also
> needed to install libsql),
> and It started to launch it. After a while it just stopped (without
> appearing any window).
>
> Launching intone from the console, revealed the real problem:
> sh: mplay
2009/5/22 Jose Luis Perez Diez :
> I was using the previous realease as a test-bed for a document I am preparing.
> I want to show how to use the toolchain and distcc to develop on the neo, my
> root fs is 0.5G without the swapfile, and runing the test suite of distcc3.1
> to see if pump mode could
2009/5/22 Marcel :
> - Is is somehow possible (of course it is, but what's the price? ;) ) to
> have opkg.org be accessible directly via opkg as a repository?
it is already. there are instructions in the kustomizer script as to
how to do this
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2009/5/22 Laszlo KREKACS :
> On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 2:50 PM, Robin Paulson
> wrote:
>> how do we install this package? i can't find it in the om archives; is
>> it from a separate feed, or does it need to be installed manually?
>
> http://downloads.openmoko.
2009/5/22 Daniel.Li :
> What version do u suggest, I'm using 0427-unstable. Recent version of
> SHR, do u mean shr-testing?
err, i'd suggest om2009, actually. shr (stable hybrid release,
apparently...) got to be far too annoying.
the newest version of -unstable might have fixed these bugs, but i
2009/5/20 Risto H. Kurppa :
> I've been told that you can install the package udev-static-devices to
> reduce the boot time by ~30s (but if you have your home on
> /media/disk/bind-home, it'll not work, see
> http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Om2009#Installing ) - stuff still under
> development.
how
2009/5/22 Daniel.Li :
> ln -s /usr/lib/libecore_evas-ver-pre-svn-01.so.0 libecore_evas.so.0
> ln -s /usr/lib/libecore_fb-ver-pre-svn-01.so.0 libecore_fb.so.0
> ln -s /usr/lib/libecore_x-ver-pre-svn-01.so.0 libecore_x.so.0
> ln -s /usr/lib/libecore_txt-ver-pre-svn-01.so.0 libecore_txt.so.0
> ln -s /
2009/5/21 Daniel.Li :
>> I've just done
>>
>> sed -i 's/testing/unstable/g' /etc/opkg/*
>> opkg update;opkg upgrade
>>
>> and now I'm getting this too...
>>
>> I can still get in via ssh. It look as though e is missing a library:
>>
>> $ enlightenment_start.oe
>> Enlightenment : using user default
2009/5/21 Andreas Hennig :
> Sorry that you frustrated by pyFM. Thats not a good start for a prog...
no, that's ok. once i'd figured out how to open a folder all was good
- i forgot to take out the line about being frustrated, there was only
that one thing that bothered me, so it was a bit over th
2009/5/20 Daniel.Li :
> I wanna replay my gps track with gpsfake [1], but when I run opkg
> install gpsfake.
>
> $ opkg install gpsfake
> Collected errors:
> * Cannot find package gpsfake.
>
> [1] http://www.tangogps.org/gps/articles/12-FAQ.html
>
>
> Where can I get gpsfake package?
as stated on
2009/5/20 Daniel.Li :
>> > It shows
>> > btusb_intr_complete: hci0 urb c7020b20 failed to resubmit (19)
>> > btusb_send_frame: hci0 urb c7020b20 submission failed
how far booted is it? can you connect over ssh?
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2009/5/20 Andreas Hennig :
> maybe some of you noticed my new applications pyRok and pyFM on opkg.org
> already.
>
> For those who did not, i want to introduce them here.
>
> pyFM is a two panel filemanager.
i did, and tried it, but got quickly frustrated.
opening a folder took a bit of finding o
2009/5/16 Robin Paulson :
>>> still no connection though, shr-settings reveals no modem information,
>>> and the gsm antenna switch won't stay in the 'on' position
so, looks like it was an shr only problem - om 2009 is working fine,
and i think
2009/5/16 Paul Fertser :
> pike writes:
>> The instructions on the Flashing page
>> http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/GSM/Flashing
>> sound very scary, and I am not inclined
>> to do that yet.
> Upgrading firmware is not scary at all, and is especially easy with
> the uSD image prepared by Joerg.
>
>
2009/5/15 arne anka :
>> mickeyterm reports moko11 is the firmware
>>
>> still no connection though, shr-settings reveals no modem information,
>> and the gsm antenna switch won't stay in the 'on' position
>
> well, if you got mickeyterm up and running, why not check with the known
> at commands di
2009/5/15 arne anka :
> i remember having asked that a long time ago, but here goes again:
> is there any way/ work going on to make one of those
> usb-to-headset-connectors working, most likely with a kernel module?
it's effectively a simple usb soundcard, isn't it? so long as it's
based on a com
2009/5/15 arne anka :
>> sorry, i meant how to mount the microsd card from my desktop, while
>> it's in my freerunner, so i can dd the image direct to it.
>
> "mount" and "dd" is mutally exclusive.
> dd writes to the raw device.
right, got it
mickeyterm reports moko11 is the firmware
still no co
2009/5/15 arne anka :
> my advice is, get a usb dongle that takes up micro sd -- they're cheap and
> easy. no need to play around with mmc, simply use like an usb stick.
>
>> can i get some advice on how to do this?
>
> well, the image creates two partitions (8mb vfat for the kernel, rest
> ext2),
2009/5/15 Rask Ingemann Lambertsen :
>> from my desktop, over the usb connection. i'm guessing this is going
>> to involve sshfs, but beyond that i'm in over my head...
>>
>> can i get some advice on how to do this?
>
> If you have the image unpacked[1] somewhere you can get to it from the FR,
>
2009/5/15 arne anka :
> still there's the slight possibility, that the fr was damaged or damaged
> the sim -- but until you flash the new firmware which is supposed to sort
yes, i think it was the fr that screwed it.
> sim incompatibilties out (iirc), we have no way to know.
> since the sim incom
2009/5/15 arne anka :
>> then the sim died
>
> uhm, what does "died" mean? and how did it die?
> any visible damage on the pins in the fr or so?
> did your friend's sim work while your old sim was still available?
well, it means it stopped working. i tried it in my old phone, and it
wouldn't work
2009/5/15 Klaus 'mrmoku' Kurzmann :
>> yeah, i thought about that. i was hoping to avoid it - more potential
>> for a fubar than i like.
> It is much less frightening than I too considered it to be... And has
> interesting fixes too.
hmm, i'll check it out.
>> the phone worked fine under om2008.1
2009/5/15 Joseph Reeves :
> I should update mine to work:
>
> http://www.opkg.org/package_40.html
>
> But if you can use vim you can opkg install it then edit
> /usr/bin/usb.sh as per the instructions on the opkg.org page.
ah, excellent, thanks. i missed those instructions
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2009/5/15 Rask Ingemann Lambertsen :
> On Fri, May 15, 2009 at 11:37:17AM +1200, Robin Paulson wrote:
>
>> what's happening, is there anything i can do to further debug things?
>
> GSM firmware revision? Have you flashed the moko11 version yet?
>
> http://wiki.o
2009/5/15 jeremy jozwik :
> do you have another phone you can test the sim on? perhaps a friends
> phone. could simply just be bad
yeah, it works fine in my old panasonic - it can register and get text messages
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hi,
i finally got a new sim today after my previous one died a while back.
i'm using shr-testing, put the card in and booted up. nothing. i ran
settings and turned on the gsm antenna. still nothing. so, i went back
to settings, and the gsm modem had been turned off. re-boot, still
nothing. now when
2009/5/10 Johny Tenfinger :
> On Sun, May 10, 2009 at 02:39, Robin Paulson wrote:
>> where are you finding the revision you quoted?
>
> In shr-unstable, as it was said before ;)
right, after going round the houses, this module is apparently not in
-testing
so, back to the or
2009/5/13 ivvmm :
> In order to upgrade my distribution to the bleeding edge did opkg
-unstable is allegedly bleeding edge, -testing is supposedly one step
more stable. ymmv
> update; opkg upgrade and received many messages about one package owning
> files of another one and thus not upgrading th
> Am Montag, 11. Mai 2009 21.36:32 schrieb Vincent MEURISSE:
>> On Monday 11 May 2009 20:21:58 flecktor wrote:
>> The solution to "how to read mail ?" is deadly simple : STOP USING HOTMAIL
>> ! As I think you're using windows, I can recommend you to use a real mail
>> client like thunderbird (this
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