I heard somewhere that there are some SHR-stable images on the way. Have
they been released? If not, what image (lite) would you suggest I pick
up for the time being that works best as an everyday phone (ie the most
recent image)? Also, is there any specific kernel that has the logging
Not my primary phone, but I use it form time to time to surf the
web/play games with Hackable:1 or QtMoko (only distros that connect to
web). Not huge fan of SHR, because the interface does not lend itself
well to a phone (can't even create+type+send an SMS in less than a
minute, much less
Yeah, NeronGPS is in the QtMoko feeds and all you need to install it is
a recent version of QtMoko and an internet connection. It's native to
the Qt framework that QtMoko uses and doesn't need an X server. It has a
slightly different interface from Navit and tango, but it's pretty easy
to get
of the files in
the tarball. Most of the algorithm is in t9_list.cpp and numpad.cpp.
If you have H:1 I encourage you to try it out and give me feedback.
-Tony McKeehan [5]
[1] https://projects.openmoko.org/docman/view.php/302/530/Screenshot-4.png
[2] https://projects.openmoko.org/docman/view.php/302/531
], but keep in
mind that the current algorithm doesn't use nearly all of the files in
the tarball. Most of the algorithm is in t9_list.cpp and numpad.cpp.
If you have H:1 I encourage you to try it out and give me feedback.
-Tony McKeehan [5]
[1] https://projects.openmoko.org/docman/view.php/302
I understand, I'll work on fixing it. The algorithm itself is unique and
is really just another rendition of a predictive keyboard and could be
built to support any other keyboard layout, if need be.
-Tonym
Atilla Filiz wrote:
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 7:47 PM, arne anka
He's using rev5rc1 of Hackable:1. It's based on 2007.2, but much more
advanced. It's not an FSO-based distro, but the devs say that they'll
convert it to FSO by the time rev6 comes out.
-Tonym
Sebastian Krzyszkowiak wrote:
On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 10:58, Atilla Filiz atilla.fi...@gmail.com
I was thinking about try SHR again, but I don't know which image I
should use.
I heard somewhere that there was a mostly-stable image built in October,
but I can't find it anywhere. I have the unstable from early September,
but I thought that there was something more recent than that.
Thanks,
Would this only work with SHR/QtMoko, etc, or would this also work on
Android? I guess my question is, can this be solved from the kernel, or
is it done through the distribution itself?
-Tonym
Yogiz wrote:
Anyway, I agree we should make QVGA work well, and I would use it for
most apps. We
HTC recently released the kernel source code to the Hero. Would this be
of any use to use? Would it be possible to get the HTC Sense OS on the
Freerunner? Or, worst case scenario, we could at least get some
information on how HTC modified Android to learn from.
http://developer.htc.com/
Let
lguest net regulator telephony
This what you're talking about?
-Tonym
Rui Miguel Silva Seabra wrote:
On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 04:41:06PM -0400, Tony McKeehan wrote:
HTC recently released the kernel source code to the Hero. Would this be
of any use to use? Would it be possible to get
I have personally had many troubles with SHR in the past. For one, I
don't think the Contacts application has ever worked for my SIM card. It
immediately crashes. It might be because it hasn't finished loading all
of the contacts from SIM, but crashing is a poor way of handling this
issue.
SHR is indeed the most-used. I think making a package for the upcoming
H:1 rev5 would be cool, too. Also, I think the Om2009 maintainers all
moved on to SHR anyways.
-Tonym
SCarlson wrote:
Hello Everyone --
I've been off the radar for a while, decided to stop back in and noticed
that Doom
I know there's one trick where you can tap the power button to turn the
FR on, then press and hold the AUX button for the entire duration that's
it's lit up red (this is you telling Qi that you want to skip that boot
option) and it will move on to NAND.
You can find more info at the wiki's Qi
Sorry, this was meant to be in response to the Qi question
-Tonym
Tony McKeehan wrote:
I know there's one trick where you can tap the power button to turn the
FR on, then press and hold the AUX button for the entire duration that's
it's lit up red (this is you telling Qi that you want
Don't forget to append the next Community Updates page.
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Community_Updates/Draft_2009-09-30
I'm very happy to see this project moving forward after much stagnation.
-Tonym
Niels Heyvaert wrote:
Hi all,
Things are moving ahead.
The community has released
I've committed the newest set of Community Updates on the wiki
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Community_Updates/2009-09-16
The next batch goes out on 30/09/2009 so if you have any updates by
then, add them to this page before then
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Community_Updates/Draft_2009-09-30
No, you need something like this
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812150048
and you can find them basically anywhere. I've accrued about 7+ over the
years, from digital cameras, hubs, cell phones, etc, etc. Even the FR
came with one.
-Tonym
Brolin Empey wrote:
Hello
vcards are the most common way of doing something like that and I'm
pretty sure I've used vcards with QTmoko before. Build a vcard from your
contacts source, send it to your Documents folder and play with it.
-Tonym
Torfinn Ingolfsen wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to do mass import of
I just installed V8 of the QT Moko and overall I am very happy with it.
I've noticed that it is much faster than previous versions with QX
installed.
I do have a problem where SMS messages went unreceived. I should have
received 3 SMS messages, but QT Moko failed to notice them (and it was
Hello, everyone, I've sent out the release to the new community updates
page and you can read it here:
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Community_Updates/2009-09-02
Also, if you are aware of any updates/news by 16-09-09 you can notify
the community by reflecting the changes on the following
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