Geoff Ruscoe wrote:
> So with T-Mobile they have a web and email option for like $5 / month
> (which says unlimited), but then they also have an internet plan which
> is like $40 / month. Does anybody have these plans and will I be able
> to use the FreeRunner as a web device with the $5 plan?
Steven Kurylo wrote:
> I think you're pretty low. In another thread someone said their OM
> store tracking number was 1087. Mine is in the 1600s. While there
> are some assumptions there, it strongly indecates they've shipped 600
> from their store alone.
Also note that presumably the 10-packs
Andy Green wrote:
> There's a race of some kind in suspend / resume that can do this, the
> signature effect of it is on resume your device comes back as mmcblk1
> and the logical filesystem in memory is corrupted. We didn't see this
> for a long time though. Maybe keep an eye out for such shenan
shawn sullivan wrote:
> Or if I post a pic, could confirm that I have the right cover?
I suspect you got the wrong one, but if you post a pic I could tell you
if it looks like the one I got, which fits fairly well.
There should be a front piece, a back piece, another piece for the
screen, and s
Joachim Breitner wrote:
> Tell me if it works for you!
I tried to install those packages, but got a bunch of errors. I decided
that I didn't have time to mess around with it and tried to get things
back to the way they were, but I'm having problems. I ended up removing
openmoko-messages2 al
I have a North American version of the Freerunner (850/1800/1900MHz),
but I'm going to be moving to Paris for 2 years starting in the Fall.
Does anyone know anything about whether it will work there? Is the
1800MHz coverage any good, or is there only 900MHz in a lot of places?
It will be most
jeremy jozwik wrote:
> my 900/1800/1900 works in north america so i would deduce yes, yes it will
>
Well, I do know that almost everywhere in the US uses the 1900MHz band
(the phone T-mobile sold me 6 years ago doesn't even work with 850MHz,
so I had to buy a different one that would work near
Kishore wrote:
> Ps: When using the default keyboard layout in a terminal, after typing, how
> does one input the "Enter" key?
Just swipe your finger downwards. A swipe to the left is backspace and
a swipe to the right adds a space. An upward swipe changes keyboard
layouts.
This is assuming yo
Also, the tarball unpacks everything into var/tmp/root/. If I move
everything from there into the root directory of the SD partition it
boots, although I can't start contacts or the dialer. That could be
something I did wrong, though.
What kernel should we be using with this?
Ben Hussey wrote
Laszlo KREKACS wrote:
> I also used up all the spray (all the 20ml spray;-)
Just for everyone's information, plain water works just as well--you can
just fill the bottle back up. They used to ship it without any
solution, with instructions to just use water, and it always worked fine
for me (a
10 matches
Mail list logo
