Now my cellhunter cannot check cellid.
On pressing button check cellid I have in console:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/bin/cellhunter.py, line 225, in check_cellid
while len(self.cell_la) 4:
TypeError: object of type 'dbus.Int32' has no len
is 78.47.116.33 not alive any more? When I try to upload n offline log I
don't get any access any more!
Thanks
Tony
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Lars Hennig n...@el-hennig.de (LH) wrote:
MessageThe new address is: http://ch.omoco.de/cellhunter/ In order to
make cellhunter work again you should upgrade to version 0.5.0
but this will not convert already existing log file. you must run this
before
So,. everything should be fine now, please visit
http://cellhunter.omoco.de for the new version and report any bugs you
hi,
what is the correct procedure of uploading offline collected cells
before the update?
i had to change the path in cellhunter_offline.log from
78.47.116.33/~hole to
Hi,
Am 18.09.2009 09:49, schrieb Petr Vanek:
So,. everything should be fine now, please visit
http://cellhunter.omoco.de for the new version and report any bugs you
hi,
what is the correct procedure of uploading offline collected cells
before the update?
i had to change the path in
i had to change the path in cellhunter_offline.log from
78.47.116.33/~hole to ch.omoco.de/ and then it worked (used the older
uploader so it doesn't say i am on version 5 yet.
sed -i -e 's/78.47.116.33\/~hole/ch.omoco.de/' cellhunter_offline.log
yes, have done pretty much the same, but it's
Hi,
I've been doing some cellhunting, and have some questions about the
near (OCoGn) locations that I haven't been able to find answers to.
I'm asking here instead of in private because I figure others might be
interested as well.
First, how near is near?
Or stated differently, how far apart
to this.
1) if OpenBMap imports from other projects, why it's missing the 7milj
cellhunter cells?
There are not 7 M cells. 140K or so I think. And at the time of the last
import, no cellhunter data had made their way to opencellid database
yet. But it was planned by cellhunter, thus we did
is that only OpenCellID
provides a complete access to the data and the measures.
Does cellhunter not provide access to all the collected data?
OpenBmap has on his main page the link to download all the data files,
exactly as sent by the users. This is a fact you may have checked
easily
Leonti Bielski wrote:
So how good or bad the data from Cellhunter project?
Please see the nice work from Christian Gagneraud in the archive about
comparison of what's get logged/stored by CH, OBM and OCI
logger/database:
http://lists.openmoko.org/pipermail/community/2009-June/049238.html
Onen
Thomas Landspurg wrote:
Again , and clarifiacation:
ObenBMap have in fact less than 82963 cells (the 'trusted' cells),
the others are coming from OpenCellId! ;)
OpenCellID: 433 574 cells
CellHunter: 148 943 cells
OpenBMap: 82 963 cells
(sorry for talking the risk of being
Great, good to know that you are back. So I would like to be sure
that you received my latest emails / linked in invitation/facebook
inviation in order to make sure that we still can continue to discuss!
:-)
2009/9/3 Onen onen...@free.fr:
Hi,
I was away from my computer, I try to go now
Hello Risto,
That's exactly the objective.There is a clear difference and
complementarity between a general purpose database and the
CellsHunter game for instance. The good news is that we are
progressing well with CellsHunter to integrate their database.
Currently the integration has been
CellHunter seems to be the app-specific you were talking about. Didn't
find specs to tell what data it sends (didn't check the source).
I think alt, speed and GPS precision etc information can be useful in
calculating the position of the cells.
As a reminder, we are open to any suggestion on how
(decimal)
lac: locale area code (in decimal)
cellid: value of the cell id (in decimal)
measured_at (optionnal) the time of the measure...
lat:latitude when the measure has been taken
lon:longitude when the measure has been taken
Ok, downloaded the cellhunter database, this is what it stores
Btw you all three (openbmap, cellhunter, opencellid) devels are warmly
welcome to join FOSS-GPS -mailing list
(http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/foss-gps) - I'd like to see
discussion about the algorithms you use to calculate the position of
the cells. It must be something else than just
On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 7:55 PM, Risto H. Kurppari...@kurppa.fi wrote:
Ok, downloaded the cellhunter database, this is what it stores:
provider cell_mcc cell_mnc cell_la cell_id cell_arfcn
signal gps_time gps_lat gps_long gps_alt gname local_time
On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 1:32 PM, Alex (Maxious) Sadleirmaxi...@gmail.com wrote:
I looked at common api to submit cells and found that the openmoko
OBM logger app was missing *one* field (arfcn) that cellhunter api
wanted. Both being opensource, here's my hackish solution to patch the
OBM logger
On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 8:49 PM, Risto H. Kurppari...@kurppa.fi wrote:
On Sun, Sep 6, 2009 at 1:32 PM, Alex (Maxious) Sadleirmaxi...@gmail.com
wrote:
I looked at common api to submit cells and found that the openmoko
OBM logger app was missing *one* field (arfcn) that cellhunter api
wanted
.
My suggestion, implemented today in the opencellid api is the
following: add the missing informaiton in the extraInfo field, as
tag/value.
For instance, extraInfo=speed=123,alt=12,hdop=12,vdop=6 etc.
This is already used by some tools for instance the cellhunter
importer put the team name
Thanks for the information, I'll subscribe to it.
2009/9/6 Risto H. Kurppa ri...@kurppa.fi:
Btw you all three (openbmap, cellhunter, opencellid) devels are warmly
welcome to join FOSS-GPS -mailing list
(http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/foss-gps) - I'd like to see
discussion about
it, from an end-user point-of-view:
openBmap has the most cells
openBmap maps the most information
all I want is as much cells as possible
AND
know that I'm logging everything that increases the quality of the data
(AFAIK cellhunter logs less information)
openBmap does the trick for both of them
the quality of the data
(AFAIK cellhunter logs less information)
openBmap does the trick for both of them
+1
(and I also know that onen/openBmap is working on software to do the
location based on GPS cells)
But if the projects want to co-operate and use same databases I'm
thumbs up for it!
r
everything that increases the quality of the data
(AFAIK cellhunter logs less information)
openBmap does the trick for both of them
+1
(and I also know that onen/openBmap is working on software to do the
location based on GPS cells)
But if the projects want to co-operate and use same
Mokoyorickm...@gmail.com
wrote:
this is how I see it, from an end-user point-of-view:
openBmap has the most cells
openBmap maps the most information
all I want is as much cells as possible
AND
know that I'm logging everything that increases the quality of the data
(AFAIK cellhunter
On 9/3/09, Thomas Landspurg t.landsp...@8motions.com wrote:
Guys, I start to be a little bit deseperate by these discussions
I have some point of disagreement, but I would like first to stay
polite and discuss with the OpenBMap guy. Does somebody knows where he
disappear? I am trying to
Hi,
I was away from my computer, I try to go now through my emails...
Thomas Landspurg wrote:
Guys, I start to be a little bit deseperate by these discussions
I have some point of disagreement,
Please tell.
but I would like first to stay
polite
You imply you think you have good
I have no idea what's going on between you people but:
Now that I had a little thought, I really don't care how many copies
of the database we have. All I care about is that
a) there's a way to use the data (=a client capable to locate me based
on the GSM cells around me)
b) the client uses the
be happy to reactivate the integration
effort. Since the beginning, OpenCellID was focused on collecting the
data and not writing clients for all platforms. I would be happy to
support the OpenBMap client and do some modifications if needed.
Regarding CellHunter, I would ba happy also to work
So how good or bad the data from Cellhunter project?
For me it is a lot of fun to compete collecting cells. If it misses
some data - let's just add more info about cells if necessary so then
obm could import new data and everyone would be happy.
Leonti
Leonti
On 9/2/09, Thomas Landspurg
So how good or bad the data from Cellhunter project?
For me it is a lot of fun to compete collecting cells. If it misses
some data - let's just add more info about cells if necessary so then
obm could import new data and everyone would be happy.
Leonti
yes, it is lots of fun :) , the website
On 9/2/09, Leonti Bielski prishe...@gmail.com wrote:
So how good or bad the data from Cellhunter project?
For me it is a lot of fun to compete collecting cells. If it misses
some data - let's just add more info about cells if necessary so then
obm could import new data and everyone would
So,. everything should be fine now, please visit
http://cellhunter.omoco.de for the new version and report any bugs you find.
Greetings, Sebastian
ps: no deb package yet but will come
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About the amount of cells, could someone explain me how many cells
(with some kind of location information) cellhunter knows:
http://ch.omoco.de/cellhunter/images/cellhunter_statistic_all.png
explained here:
http://ch.omoco.de/cellhunter/?hideintro=1orderby=beginat=
7milj (don't know where I got
Again , and clarifiacation:
ObenBMap have in fact less than 82963 cells (the 'trusted' cells),
the others are coming from OpenCellId! ;)
OpenCellID: 433 574 cells
CellHunter: 148 943 cells
OpenBMap: 82 963 cells
(sorry for talking the risk of being the 'bad' guy agin, but at the
end
On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 1:28 AM, Thomas
Landspurgt.landsp...@8motions.com wrote:
Again , and clarifiacation:
ObenBMap have in fact less than 82963 cells (the 'trusted' cells),
the others are coming from OpenCellId! ;)
Yes, I knew that OBM had imported from OCI but to me the only thing
that
Hi,
CellHunter is getting a new faster server!
So CellHunter is moving. At the moment I am migrating the database to
the new system and will check if everything is ok with the data. The bad
part of the move is that I have to release a new version because the
submit adress is hardcoded to the old
On Tue, Sep 01, 2009 at 11:58:42PM +0200, Sebastian Hammerl wrote:
CellHunter is getting a new faster server!
So CellHunter is moving. At the moment I am migrating the database to
the new system and will check if everything is ok with the data. The bad
part of the move is that I have
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 2:47 AM, Rui Miguel Silva Seabrar...@1407.org wrote:
How does CellHunter compare with OpenBMap ?
I think someone could write a wiki page about this and include it in FAQ's :)
CellHunter: 7milj cells, clients: http://www.opkg.org/package_111.html
and http://www.opkg.org
Hi guys...
i want ot ask if cellhunter data is going to be integrated for exampre in
tangogps for positioning without gps...
thanks
d
(and:
*Shortnews:* 02/05/2009 - You want see something new? Click
herehttp://78.47.116.33/%7Ehole/cellhunter/images/tangogps.png.
View all cells in Tangogps
As far as I know it is planned to integrate the data in fso so tangogps
would benefit from that too
2009/8/6 Davide Scaini dsca...@gmail.com
Hi guys...
i want ot ask if cellhunter data is going to be integrated for exampre in
tangogps for positioning without gps...
thanks
d
would benefit from that too
2009/8/6 Davide Scaini dsca...@gmail.com mailto:dsca...@gmail.com
Hi guys...
i want ot ask if cellhunter data is going to be integrated for
exampre in tangogps for positioning without gps...
thanks
d
(and:
*Shortnews:* 02/05/2009
and cellhunter, can we make sure both are
utilized?
Petr
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, the rest doesn't matter to me.
we have data in both openbmap and cellhunter, can we make sure both are
utilized?
And that sounds like You are doing the job, but I tell you what to do. :)
As discussed several times on this very ml the cellhunter data finds his way
into the openbmap database via
doesn't matter to me.
we have data in both openbmap and cellhunter, can we make sure both
are utilized?
And that sounds like You are doing the job, but I tell you what to
do. :)
i realize that, and it's not that way. it just feels silly to even
think about not utilizibng all the c.h. data
first, the rest doesn't matter to me.
we have data in both openbmap and cellhunter, can we make sure both
are utilized?
And that sounds like You are doing the job, but I tell you what to
do. :)
i realize that, and it's not that way. it just feels silly to even
think about not utilizibng all
Exactly, as explained above.
good :)
Of course you could give openBmap a try, thus your new data would be
there directly ;-)
i better :)
what if i run openbmap and cellhunter at the same time? Should run ok,
as it only uses fso calls...
Petr
Petr Vanek wrote:
what if i run openbmap and cellhunter at the same time? Should run ok,
as it only uses fso calls...
openBmap uses only FSO API. I think c.h. uses FSO Debug API to send AT
commands.
So I guess this should not be a problem.
Onen
freedom to upload his data to whatever
database he wants (for example i would like to upload data to CH
server for the fun and still contribute to OBM because i'm convinced
of the higher quality of their data).
Well and what if cellhunter changes his API, and or the data it uploads?
I fear
Christian Gagneraud wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using cellhunter since few month, with which i have gathered some
data (1646 cells so far here in Ireland) and uploaded to their server.
I would like to give a try with OpenBmap, is there a way to convert
data from CH to OBM and upload them to OBM
hi,
Christian Gagneraud schrieb:
Christian Gagneraud wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using cellhunter since few month, with which i have gathered some
data (1646 cells so far here in Ireland) and uploaded to their server.
I would like to give a try with OpenBmap, is there a way to convert
data
that openbmap can use the
cellhunter data. I will not combine these two databases. There are some
mails here around with reasons for that.
Yes, i've read about this, and i think that it's worth logging too
much data than not enough...
But cellhunter will cooperate with opencellid.org
documented at the homepage and you can download the raw
data.
I bet he has the same issue I still have here with Firefox 3.0.9. The link list
is not viewable.
Try to mark all the text on the page with your mouse and you will discover those
links.
cellhunter ist not submitting to opencellid
, no docs, no links, nothing...), and i said to
myself They should rename their web site notsoopencellid.org!
But with you trick, the truth appears to me! :)
Thanks,
Chris
Try to mark all the text on the page with your mouse and you will discover
those
links.
cellhunter ist not submitting
, we have to detect ch data
in oci data when importing. Which makes more work.
I talked with the openbmap owner about collaborating and got to the
result that it will only happen in the way that openbmap can use the
cellhunter data. I will not combine these two databases. There are some
mails
Hi,
Christian Gagneraud wrote:
I'm using cellhunter since few month, with which i have gathered some
data (1646 cells so far here in Ireland) and uploaded to their server.
Thanks for the contributions!
I would like to give a try with OpenBmap, is there a way to convert
data from CH to OBM
Hi,
Christian Gagneraud wrote:
Sebastian Hammerl wrote:
I just saw that openbmaps imports the opencellid data so there will be
the cellhunter data in in future.
That's a good point, but for example, yesterday evening i've uploaded
lot of data (about 5 hours sampling every 10 seconds
Hi,
Stefan Schmidt wrote:
cellhunter ist not submitting to opencellid yet, because i have to
prepare the data for that but it will happen.
BTW, what will happen with the ARFCN informations then?
That is a very good point. As I stated in another email on this thread,
if we would upload
Hi,
thanks for the nice comments!
Yorick Moko wrote:
My personal preference goes out to openBmap,
because I think they combine quality and quantity;
quality: they log the most data (they are even working on TA)
quantity: they have all the cells of cellhunter and opencellid
For now, we
Hi all,
I'm using cellhunter since few month, with which i have gathered some
data (1646 cells so far here in Ireland) and uploaded to their server.
I would like to give a try with OpenBmap, is there a way to convert
data from CH to OBM and upload them to OBM server?
I know that OBM log more
Hi,
about the conversion I cannot help you because I don't know the openbmap
format.
I talked with the openbmap owner about collaborating and got to the
result that it will only happen in the way that openbmap can use the
cellhunter data. I will not combine these two databases. There are some
At some stage I heard that Openbmap would save more information
compared to opencellid.
I don't know where's the problem but I really can't see why there has
to be three databases for the same stuff - I'd guess it's just because
of selfish people not willing to share and let others contribute or
cell informations with more informations about the
quality. Quality vs quantity gives them less cells of course. The also have
the idea of more then just GSM cells.
- cellhunter made a great start due to the game character
- cellhunter data gets feed into opencell id
- openbmap imports
My personal preference goes out to openBmap,
because I think they combine quality and quantity;
quality: they log the most data (they are even working on TA)
quantity: they have all the cells of cellhunter and opencellid
I could be mistaken but from what i heard from onen (the creator of
openBmap
Sebastian Hammerl wrote:
Hi,
Here are some updates about cellhunter. I am currently working at an
online map so you can view already found cells around you. I am using
tangogps to display the cells and it looks like:
http://78.47.116.33/~hole/cellhunter/images/tangogps.png
I created
Hi,
Here are some updates about cellhunter. I am currently working at an
online map so you can view already found cells around you. I am using
tangogps to display the cells and it looks like:
http://78.47.116.33/~hole/cellhunter/images/tangogps.png
I created a tangogps repository which overlays
Hi,
as stated before, FSO team has started some work on database on the
phone. Maybe you should get in touch with them, in order to build
something together.
Of course if you think openBmap could be of any help with your work,
feel free to get in touch with me!
Onen
fredrik normann wrote:
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 3:15 PM, Onen onen...@free.fr wrote:
Hi,
as stated before, FSO team has started some work on database on the
phone. Maybe you should get in touch with them, in order to build
something together.
Are there some code somewhere that i can look at?
Of course if you
fredrik normann wrote:
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 3:15 PM, Onen onen.om http://onen.om@free.fr
http://free.fr wrote:
Hi,
as stated before, FSO team has started some work on database on the
phone. Maybe you should get in touch with them, in order to build
something together.
Thanks man!
I am a bit offline right now, dont have internet in my house and have to use
internet cafes :( But it makes time for reading code, lol
-fredrin-
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 4:03 PM, Onen onen...@free.fr wrote:
fredrik normann wrote:
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 3:15 PM, Onen onen.om
Hi,
do you mean a local db, and you do not upload to an online db at all?
Onen
fredrik normann wrote:
Wouln't it be smarter to have a local db on the phone, so after a while
the phone will learn where it is all the time and can aply diffrent
settings do things according to that?
-f-
Hi,
regarding the settings based on location. ptitjes from SHR is working on
an ologicd, which implements reasoning on the phone. He is interested in
this cell location based service, as one of the inputs for his ologicd.
Onen
fredrik normann wrote:
Wouln't it be smarter to have a local db
that syncs to what ever database
you like, cellhunter, openBmap
-f-
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 3:00 PM, fredrik normann
fredrik.normann.j...@gmail.com mailto:fredrik.normann.j...@gmail.com
wrote:
Wouln't it be smarter to have a local db on the phone, so after a
while the phone
Understand that things are moving in the same direction :) but I still think
a local db of the data you have collected yourself is a good idea :)
I am playing with some code my self now, trying to make something.
-f-
On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 6:48 AM, Onen onen...@free.fr wrote:
Hi,
regarding
Wouln't it be smarter to have a local db on the phone, so after a while the
phone will learn where it is all the time and can aply diffrent settings do
things according to that?
-f-
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 12:42 PM, Onen onen...@free.fr wrote:
Hi,
adding to my last comments...
Onen wrote:
And then you can have a sync scripts that syncs to what ever database you
like, cellhunter, openBmap
-f-
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 3:00 PM, fredrik normann
fredrik.normann.j...@gmail.com wrote:
Wouln't it be smarter to have a local db on the phone, so after a while the
phone will learn
fredrik normann wrote:
Wouln't it be smarter to have a local db on the phone, so after a while
the phone will learn where it is all the time and can aply diffrent
settings do things according to that?
-f-
It seems a smart behaviour but still there is no activity in this
direction in the
Hi,
adding to my last comments...
Onen wrote:
Ok. If I understand you correctly, you would like some kind of anonymous
account, where people could upload if they don't want to create an
account? Did I understand you correctly?
Well I have nothing against it, it is a good idea to me.
Al Johnson wrote:
These are great news. But it is very sorry that now no one claimed that
this functionality will be provided. To speak more frankly many people
would be glad to hear from the developer of TangoGPS, Marcus Bauer, that
he is going to implement this feature.
Why should the
[Resend as the ml seems not to like my other email address, but do not inform me
about this either...]
Hello.
On Sun, 2009-04-19 at 15:58, Sebastian Hammerl wrote:
So here is the call to all the developers around to create a location
service based on the opencellid data. for me that database
why do we need so many databases doing the same?
cellhunter has far more cells than openbmap, so why not just bundle the
effort and only have one database for getting cells with openmoko?
greetings
vale
i think cellhunter has far more
Stefan Schmidt wrote:
[Resend as the ml seems
Hello.
On Mon, 2009-04-20 at 05:05, vale wrote:
why do we need so many databases doing the same?
cellhunter has far more cells than openbmap, so why not just bundle the
effort and only have one database for getting cells with openmoko?
Seems you did not read my mail. To get the background
yes i read your email,
but i think size matters ;) i prefer to get a less acurate position but
get a position to beeing somewhere where we have no cells at all.
if we have a big database its not that difficult to implement a position
query by cell ...
with cellhunter i think we have the main
at least of
some code or so. To my understanding, so far, cellhunter sees
collaboration as sharing the data (Sebastian, please correct me if I am
wrong). In the thread you will see that Sebastian will have little time
to work on cellhunter until middle May. I let you read his answers in
the mailing
On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 12:13 PM, Onen onen...@free.fr wrote:
Hi,
ivvmm wrote:
I wonder how quick is it developed and how much people are involved in?
This brings three questions:
1. if you have big HPV-Dops, your position is not very precise. If you
add to this that you have a high speed,
Yorick Moko wrote:
On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 12:13 PM, Onen onen...@free.fr wrote:
Hi,
ivvmm wrote:
I wonder how quick is it developed and how much people are involved in?
This brings three questions:
1. if you have big HPV-Dops, your position is not very precise. If you
add to this that you
Pander wrote:
Yorick Moko wrote:
On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 12:13 PM, Onen onen...@free.fr wrote:
ivvmm wrote:
I wonder how quick is it developed and how much people are involved in?
This brings three questions:
1. if you have big HPV-Dops, your position is not very precise. If you
add to this
in the developing of cellhunter. At
the end of mai i will finish my master thesis and then i will have some
more time for cellhunter and developing will go on.
So when the next steps will be taken? I mean integrating the ability to
get a fix from a network cell for GPS clients. TangoGPS for example
and even for merge at least of
some code or so. To my understanding, so far, cellhunter sees
collaboration as sharing the data (Sebastian, please correct me if I am
wrong). In the thread you will see that Sebastian will have little time
to work on cellhunter until middle May. I let you read his
Sebastian Hammerl wrote:
Hi,
At the moment it is only me involved in the developing of cellhunter. At
the end of mai i will finish my master thesis and then i will have some
more time for cellhunter and developing will go on.
Can't wait for the future versions, or to say more for more
On Sunday 19 April 2009, ivvmm wrote:
Sebastian Hammerl wrote:
Cellhunter will cooperate with opencellid.org, the largest cell database
i know. with the api of opencellid someone can offer a program to get a
fix with cells or agps support. perhaps some location service will be
added
ivvmm wrote:
Okay, I see. The both applications: openBmap and Cellhunter have their
advantages and disadvantages.
Please, feel free to write to me (publicly or privately) with your
comments and/or suggestions about openBmap. The ToDo list is growing at
the moment with people suggestions
the ability to
get a fix from a network cell for GPS clients. TangoGPS for example? Or
will cellhunter remain just a game?
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On every openmoko distro like fso or shr the user is root with home
/home/root/
those are iirc all oe based -- debian is an om distro too, and it does not
use /home/root/ but /root/. gentoo does so to iirc.
/tmp is a bad idea because its only tmpfs and deleted
everytime it boots up.
and
arne anka schrieb:
Cellhunter tries to read out your $HOME variable. when NOT set it goes
to /home/root (line 536)
that seems to be a very strange fallback
- where is root's home below /home/? so far i've seen it in oe only
- why is the user root assumed?
On every openmoko distro
the phone but still 'cellhunter' doesn't create a log file.
Here is the outcome when running from command line:
---
__init__
__init__ / checking for homedir
__init__ / found homedir = /home/root
__init__ / init config
__init__ / init wget file
__init__ / init dbus
arne anka schrieb:
On every openmoko distro like fso or shr the user is root with home
/home/root/
those are iirc all oe based -- debian is an om distro too, and it does not
use /home/root/ but /root/. gentoo does so to iirc.
/tmp is a bad idea because its only tmpfs and deleted
-start the phone but still 'cellhunter' doesn't create a log file.
Here is the outcome when running from command line:
---
__init__
__init__ / checking for homedir
__init__ / found homedir = /home/root
__init__ / init config
__init__ / init wget file
__init__
with parameter -d
cellhunter.py -d
perhaps this will tell you more.
Sebastian
I did re-start the phone but still 'cellhunter' doesn't create a
log file.
Here is the outcome when running from command line
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