Hello,
Actually we are planning on doing this at the Technical University of Hungary.
I have an Embedded Linux course, where in the past years we used Siemens
Blue2Net devices + HP Ipaq 5500s with Familiar as the target, but the
former device is very low power (50 Mhz PPC, limited peripherials),
On 3/1/07, Ian Stirling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Get mplayer, and compile.
This is playable with only the software codecs, no windows dlls are
involved at all. (or at least it worked with them moved out of the usual
place)
As to why I picked it - I don't know offhand the switches to make
Martin Raißle napisał(a):
On 3/2/07, Jonathon Suggs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In combination of what was said before - the virus scanner - we could
maybe use a database of application hashes, so not every app has to be
configurated but only those that are not found in the database, maybe
this
On 3/2/07, Bartłomiej Zdanowski DRP AC2 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It has to be as simple as possible.
That's why I think this is a good solution .. users don't have to
think about everything but only the problems, openmoko cannot solve.
Of course a scanner will slow down the thing a bit and
On Fri, 2007-03-02 at 10:19 +0100, Bartłomiej Zdanowski DRP AC2 wrote:
I'm afraid that you're going a bit too far. I thought about making
costs with illegal calls and smses. Virus protection should appear
only when viruses appear.
It still Linux based phone — there is absolutely no real-life
Aloril writes:
Fortunately in Linux usually to be able to run executable arriving in
email you need to do following:
1) Save file to disk
2) chmod +x that_file (or equivalent in GUI)
3) run_that_file
That's only because Linux MUA's typically don't implement the 'run
directly from the message'
On Fri, 2 Mar 2007 6:09, Evgeny wrote:
It still Linux based phone — there is absolutely no real-life viruses
for Linux at this time, trojans are possible treat, but user have to
install them by himself.
That's a pretty strong statement.. Are you absolutely sure there are no
viruses for
Hi Gergely,
That's wonderful news.
This would make a great story for Linux Journal or Linux Magazine (not to
great mention publicity for OpenMoko).
I will be trying to make contact with those teaching courses like this in the
universities around me (Stanford, UC Berkeley, etc.). If I am able
From: Bartlomiej Zdanowski AutoGuard Ltd.
Todd W napisał(a):
I don't understand why people think this. I haven't ran in to a phone yet
that I couldn't run my own apps on. A particular account may not
have the proper level of network access, but that has nothing to do with
the capabilities of
Paul Wouters wrote:
On Thu, 1 Mar 2007, Ian Stirling wrote:
Reflashing never gets you back a different account number, it keys off the
IMEI, which is not flashable. (well, perhaps it is, but it's not flashable
from the linux side, and AIUI, nobody else knows how at the moment.)
I really hope
The thing has bluetooth so it should be able to connect to the
Wiimote. Using one instead of an internal accelerometer makes sense,
because when you move your phone around, it's hard to keep looking at
the screen.
Ortwin
On 3/1/07, adrian cockcroft [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to
Just wonderign if any body knows for sure if apple has a pattent on their
multi touch technology. check out this video on google.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6379146923853181774q=moviehl=en
Very impressive stuff. I mean I am sure that this would probably be a lot
of processing for
Hi Wil,
I had the same problem. On closer investigation it turned out that a missing
pkgconfig file was the problem. Two of the demos require it. After much
trial and error, I came up with the attached file, which finally solved my
problems.
Eventually the build went fine, but I never did
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