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On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 08:14:36PM -1000, Mitch Bradley wrote:
Add dcon-unfreeze visible to olpc.fth before the final boot command.
Fixed in debxo for future builds. We're using dcon-unfreeze in the
/boot/olpc.fth in the target filesystem, and visible in the filesystem
of the install-to-NAND
2009/1/30 Hal Murray hmur...@megapathdsl.net:
It created a new version of /home/olpc/.sugar/default/nm/networks.cfg which
differs from the old one only in time stamps and in having the bssids field
filled in.
Sounds like a pretty critical difference. I would recommend not using
wpa.sh, or at
2009/1/31 Mikus Grinbergs mi...@bga.com:
[And if I stop Network
manager, the XO manages to 'vanish' the *hardware* device to which I
would be assigning my static-address communications interface.]
A little OT, a hint for you: I think you need to learn about more
about interface state. By
OK. Next thing for you to try. Delete networks.cfg again, per Martin's
instructions. Reboot, note that your AP has a padlock. Enter password
until connected successfully.
That's the state I'm currently in. networks.cfg was generated by typing in a
password.
But I have *not* been able to assign a static ip address when a real
network was involved - Network Manager intervenes and destroys
whatever setup I've configured. [And if I stop Network manager,
the XO manages to 'vanish' the *hardware* device to which I would be
assigning my
I don't know if this is the best place to post this but, since it seems a
software problem, it may be a better idea then asking to get my XO repaired.
I bought my XO this christmas, by Amazon's UK G1G1, which arrived at the
beginning of the month.
Almost already as I started using it, I noticed
Wifi is fine and dandy now that I updated to build staging-25 and firmware
Q2E30. Weird seeing 'pretty boot' again. Sorry I never filed a ticketI'm
ashamed to not know if my AP is WEP or WPA, (it's a cable
modem-router-thingy SMC model SMC8014WG-SI)...how can I find out?
For myself, I
2009/1/31 Mikus Grinbergs mi...@bga.com:
I do realize that 'ifconfig' only shows interfaces that are up --
and that it is 'ifconfig iface up ip-addr' that would be used to
configure a static ip address (and bring iface up).
The problem was that when I tried to assign a static address, the
2009/1/31 Hal Murray hmur...@megapathdsl.net:
/var/log/messages is 63K. 644 lines, 328 from NetworkManager.
Should I send it as email or put it someplace or ???
Probably best to upload somewhere and put a link here.
Bear in mind that it is lost every reboot, so if you did not already
take a
2009/1/31 Tiago Marques tiago...@gmail.com:
Almost already as I started using it, I noticed that sometimes the touchpad
would be irresponsive.
I may use it for hours without having a problem but, when it happens, it
usually doesn't start working again soon.
Which OS version are you using?
Probably best to upload somewhere and put a link here.
http://www.megapathdsl.net/~hmurray/tmp/messages.11
It also contains the info from when I poked my icon and it worked. That
starts at 08:49. I inserted a few blank lines at that point to separate it
from the booting stuff.
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Edward Cherlin wrote:
National Semiconductor, which bought the line from Cyrix. I edited
several of the pin- and register-level manuals for various chips for
them more than ten years ago, and updates of my work are still online
on the AMD Web site. OLPC has educated AMD on how to use the
As I said in my previous email, I think you might be trying to do too
much engineering upfront. Here's a couple of thoughts for you to consider.
1. Topics-style course format, geared for a year-long:
As a classroom teacher I would rather you not arrange the format for
me. I find the topics
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