Re: Libertas firmware on F9 for the XS

[Martin Langhoff]

On Sat, Sep 13, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Deepak Saxena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, my job description is simply "kernel guy", not tied to XO
> or XS, so I will build something against your F9 kernel that you
> can test and will volunteer myself to keep XS libertas in sync
> with XO libertas until we get our kernel in sync with Fedora.

That sounds fantastic. From what I see, we'll have to be wired to
supply a complete kernel rpm, as the libertas driver comes with the
kernel rpm. It it possible for you to build kernels in a reasonably
timely fashion following Fedora's security updates? Doesn't have to be
immediate, but the XS has more "internet exposure" than the XO.

I am still interested in understanding what the state of the driver
and firmware is, but that's for another subthread...

thanks!




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Re: XO power consumption under 8.2-759

[James Cameron]

Measurements with a mass production unit SKU1 serial number CSN75000153
and Joyride 2436, using a digital multimeter in current mode, with
another digital multimeter in voltage mode showing the voltage after the
current meter, presented to the XO.  In Control Panel, "Automatic power
management" is enabled.

I'm confirming your results, by not using the battery management chip or
olpc-pwr-log.

a.  fully on, at activity ring, no activities running, 6.49W (0.54A at
12.02V),

b.  turned off backlight, 5.40W (0.45A at 12.02V), a saving of one watt,

c.  turned off radio using Control Panel, 4.08W (0.34A at 12.02V), a
saving of just over one watt,

d.  one minute idle, power LED slow-blinking, screen image still
present, 1.09W (0.09A at 12.12V, or 91.2mA at 11.95V), a saving of three
watts,

e.  closed lid, power LED blinking, presumably screen image gone, 0.61W
(50.8mA at 12.04V), a saving of just under one watt,

f.  removed battery, current fell to 46.5mA, or 0.55W.  Battery LED
extinguished.  At this point the unit is consuming the least DC power
while still "operational".

Perhaps the kids would like a power budget ...

1.  base load, half a watt,

2.  keeping the battery fully charged, a tenth of a watt,

3.  showing a screen image, half a watt,

4.  running the keyboard, touchpad, processor, three watts,

5.  running the radio, one watt,

6.  running the backlight, one watt.

That's neat.

Now, onto something else.

The AC adaptor conversion loss is significant ... during these tests I
had a cumulative energy meter attached on the 240V AC feed to the
adaptor.

At the point where the laptop is demanding 0.55W as 46.6mA at 12.05V,
the energy meter shows the AC adaptor is drawing 0.97W, which is roughly
double.  Conversion efficiency of 56%.

Back to full power, where the laptop is demanding 6.13W as 0.51A at
12.02V, the energy meter shows 9.11W, which is roughly 50% more.
Conversion efficiency of 67%.

(This is the 110V or 240V global "universal" AC adaptor supplied with
the C2, the one with the XO on both sides).

It reminds us that power budgets at AC level will have to be quite
different.

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semantic black ops for Activities? (Re: Greg Smith's Weekly Report)

[S Page]

Summary: What do you want from activity wiki pages? (reply here or add 
to http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Talk:Semantic_MediaWiki#Activities )

A while ago Gary C Martin wrote:
> Any information on what the semantic wiki plan is/was all about?

I never heard of any master plan, however people should note wiki pages
that could or do use semantic annotations at
. The SMW extension is
basically annotating information in wiki pages so you can browse, query, 
and reuse it; a bit like categorizing pages on steroids.  Also someone 
installed the Semantic Forms extension which builds on SMW so you can 
edit certain page data in a form.

> Seems to have been some black ops project 
> inside OLPC with no public documentation 

Dick Cheney denied this secret "black ops" project run outside of normal 
channels, so it must exist!

> I noticed a few weeks back that my activity page had turned into some 
> monster Q&A template page if I now try and edit it...

I haven't worked on the activity templates and forms.  I
think user:Xavi added the OBX templates to activity pages
a while back; recently user:Femslade added Activity_page and
Activity_bundle templates that annotate similar info, and you can edit
them in a form.  I don't know if anything reuses info like 
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Property:Activity_version

Greg Smith asked me:
> If we can edit activities page safely do you feel up to making some
> edits there... Maybe propose something on devel then we can approve and
> execute. Let me know if what we are looking for there is not clear.

Sorry, I have no idea what people are looking for (Cheney keeps us all 
on a need-to-know basis, damn these freedom-destroying wikis with no 
congressional oversight!). My proposal would just be guesses, e.g.:
* Unify the OBX templates and the semantic properties?
* Unify the Creating_an_activity page and the new Form:Activity?
* Automatically generate tables of activities?
** Replace (outdated?) Bundled/Core/Extra distinctions with a property?
** Display activity and versions compatible with a particular build?
* Generate the Activity_microformat data for the pages that Software 
update parses (scary...)?

Y'all can reply here, or edit 
, or some 
other talk page in the wiki.

Cheers,
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Making persistent changes

[genesee]

Howdy,
I would like my two favorite yum packages, mc and gnubg, survive olpc-update.
Making persistent changes as per http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Yum does
not work for me, (CL1, Build joyride-2436, Sugar 0.82.1, Firmware
Q2E17).
"Then, as root:
# yum install yum-utils
Then, as the olpc user:
$ mkdir -p /home/olpc/.custom/rpms
$ cd /home/olpc/.custom/rpms
$ yumdownloader --resolve 
$ rpm -Uvh *.rpm"
This happens:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ su -l
su: warning: cannot change directory to /root: No such file or directory
-bash-3.2# yum install yum-utils
Excluding Packages from Fedora 9 - i386 - Updates Newkey
Finished
Excluding Packages from Fedora 9 - i386
Finished
Excluding Packages from OLPC development repository, based on koji tag
dist-olpc3-devel.
Finished
Excluding Packages from Fedora 9 - i386 - Updates
Finished
Setting up Install Process
Parsing package install arguments
Resolving Dependencies
--> Running transaction check
---> Package yum-utils.noarch 0:1.1.16-1.fc9 set to be updated
--> Processing Dependency: yum >= 3.2.19 for package: yum-utils
--> Finished Dependency Resolution
yum-utils-1.1.16-1.fc9.noarch from updates-newkey has depsolving problems
--> Missing Dependency: yum >= 3.2.19 is needed by package
yum-utils-1.1.16-1.fc9.noarch (updates-newkey)
Error: Missing Dependency: yum >= 3.2.19 is needed by package
yum-utils-1.1.16-1.fc9.noarch (updates-newkey)

Yikes! No root directory? Missing Dependency?
Help?

Also, is there a way to make Adobe Flash survive olpc-update? While
Flash does not get wiped, rpm -i
flash-plugin-9.0.124.0-release.i386.rpm
needs to be done before Browse knows it's there.

¡Gracias!
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Re: Wellington test team vs Activities - 2008-09-13

[Grant Patterson]

Grant's notes:

Geoquiz-3
- Too easy to mistakenly select the wrong answer when using the left and
right controllers (as suggested by the instructions). This problem is caused
by Geoquiz not distinguishing between the left and right controllers.
- Lesotho, Swaziland and Gambia aren't visible on the Africa map, so when
these questions arise, the user can only guess. Swaziland and Gambia are
blacked out on the map, while Lesotho appears as part of South Africa.
- Completing the quiz (either Africa or South America) causes Geoquiz to
crash!
- The questions are always in the same order until the laptop is rebooted.
- Got a segmentation fault during the normal usage of the activity! Wasn't
reproducable.

Stopwatch-1
- Worked well

Bridge-1
- Seems a little harsh that girders that are deleted are still counted
towards the total cost of the bridge, especially since they can't be moved
once in place.
- Some instructions would be helpful. (e.g. "press space to start train")
- Pressing the 'b', 'j', or 'p' keys crashes the activity!
- Otherwise a great activity.


Grant


2008/9/13 Tabitha Roder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> Tabitha's notes:
> XO Build 8.2-759
>
> Mini vMac-1 - ctrl F for full screen is great! played with excalibur, note
> pad, calculator, puzzle, all good, but it is hard to shut down Mini vMac -
> seems you have to "stop" in the frame?
>
> Bridge-1 good
>
> Stopwatch-1 good
>
> Poll-17 - create own poll good, voted good, lesson plans display as XML not
> so good,  bug logged #8456
>
> Schoolsplay-1 - loads, font size is too big in the frames and in the
> pyramid, cant really play as cant read :-( bug logged #8458
>
> Audacity-1 - fails to launch, got logs, bug logged #8453
>
> XaoS-1 - good
>
> Moon-4 good
>
> Colors-4 - still not able to stop activity, same as v4 - see original bug
> #8335
>
> ProducePuzzle-0 - good
>
> Ok, now onto the big test - GCompris-7, get ready this is long
>
> GCompris - Various puzzles
> *assemble - good
> *tangram - good
> *build - good
> *superbrain - good
> *hanoi - good
> *sliding blocks - good
> *sudoku - good
> *fifteen game - good
> Gcompris - Mathematic games - geometry
> *freedraw - good
> *redraw - could not find or load the file skins/gartoon/redraw.svg this
> activity is incomplete exit it and report the problem to the authors (
> [EMAIL PROTECTED])
> *mirror - could not find or load the file skins/gartoon/redraw_symmetry.svg
> this activity is incomplete exit it and report the problem to the authors (
> [EMAIL PROTECTED])
> Gcompris - Mathematic games - calculations
> *math memory
> **multiply - good
> **add - good
> **subtract - good
> *algebra
> **add and subtract tested, took a while to work out that you have to push
> "check answer" or it thinks you havent entered an answer
> *number munchers
> **multiple - good
> **prime - good
> *math memory
> **bit confusing that questions with the same answer dont match in the
> matching game - e.g. 4 + 4 is not equal to 3 + 5, they are both = 8 only
> *balance the scales - good
> *target - good
> *series of correct operations - good
> Gcompris - Mathematic games - numeration
> *pairs of dice - good
> *count the items - couldn't find or load the file enumerate/food/banana.png
> this activity is incomplete - bruno
> *magician hat - good
> *feed tux the fish - good
> *money - couldnt find money/euro/p5e.png  - bruno
> *helicopter - good
> *draw with numbers - good
> GCompris - amusement
> *tuxpaint - cannot find tux paint install it to use this activity
> *football - good
> *hexagon - good
> *word processor - good, we all like the themes
> *drawing / animation - works for draw not animation - save image exits
> GCompris so cannot make animation
> *chat - sorry couldnt test this today
> GCompris - reading
> *click on letter - good
> *reading practice - good
> *horizontal - words start above the box not in it
> *vertical - words start above the box not in it
> *missing letter - good
> *image name drag and drop - good
> GCompris - discover the computer
> *keyboard
> **numbers with dice - good
> **throw ball to tux - good
> **simple letters - good
> **falling words - good
> *mouse
> **control the hose pipe - good
> **click the mouse - good
> **move the mouse - good
> **click on me - good
> **click and draw - good
> GCompris - strategy games
> *practice chess - "error: the external program gnuchess is mandatory to
> play chess in gcompris first install it and check it is in
> /usr/games/gnome-gnuchess
> *connect 4 - good
> *bar game - good - the prerequisite of a brain is cute
> *oware - good
> GCompris - experiental games
> *parachutist - good
> *canal lock - good
> *water cycle - good
> *electricity - cannot find the gnucap electric simulator you can download
> and install it from  to be detected it
> must be installed in /usr/bin/gnucap or /usr/local/bin/gnucap you can still
> use this activity to draw schematics without computer simulation
> *pilot a submarine - good
> *sea race - good
>

Re: Wellington test team vs Activities - 2008-09-13

[Tabitha Roder]

Tabitha's notes:
XO Build 8.2-759

Mini vMac-1 - ctrl F for full screen is great! played with excalibur, note
pad, calculator, puzzle, all good, but it is hard to shut down Mini vMac -
seems you have to "stop" in the frame?

Bridge-1 good

Stopwatch-1 good

Poll-17 - create own poll good, voted good, lesson plans display as XML not
so good,  bug logged #8456

Schoolsplay-1 - loads, font size is too big in the frames and in the
pyramid, cant really play as cant read :-( bug logged #8458

Audacity-1 - fails to launch, got logs, bug logged #8453

XaoS-1 - good

Moon-4 good

Colors-4 - still not able to stop activity, same as v4 - see original bug
#8335

ProducePuzzle-0 - good

Ok, now onto the big test - GCompris-7, get ready this is long

GCompris - Various puzzles
*assemble - good
*tangram - good
*build - good
*superbrain - good
*hanoi - good
*sliding blocks - good
*sudoku - good
*fifteen game - good
Gcompris - Mathematic games - geometry
*freedraw - good
*redraw - could not find or load the file skins/gartoon/redraw.svg this
activity is incomplete exit it and report the problem to the authors (
[EMAIL PROTECTED])
*mirror - could not find or load the file skins/gartoon/redraw_symmetry.svg
this activity is incomplete exit it and report the problem to the authors (
[EMAIL PROTECTED])
Gcompris - Mathematic games - calculations
*math memory
**multiply - good
**add - good
**subtract - good
*algebra
**add and subtract tested, took a while to work out that you have to push
"check answer" or it thinks you havent entered an answer
*number munchers
**multiple - good
**prime - good
*math memory
**bit confusing that questions with the same answer dont match in the
matching game - e.g. 4 + 4 is not equal to 3 + 5, they are both = 8 only
*balance the scales - good
*target - good
*series of correct operations - good
Gcompris - Mathematic games - numeration
*pairs of dice - good
*count the items - couldn't find or load the file enumerate/food/banana.png
this activity is incomplete - bruno
*magician hat - good
*feed tux the fish - good
*money - couldnt find money/euro/p5e.png  - bruno
*helicopter - good
*draw with numbers - good
GCompris - amusement
*tuxpaint - cannot find tux paint install it to use this activity
*football - good
*hexagon - good
*word processor - good, we all like the themes
*drawing / animation - works for draw not animation - save image exits
GCompris so cannot make animation
*chat - sorry couldnt test this today
GCompris - reading
*click on letter - good
*reading practice - good
*horizontal - words start above the box not in it
*vertical - words start above the box not in it
*missing letter - good
*image name drag and drop - good
GCompris - discover the computer
*keyboard
**numbers with dice - good
**throw ball to tux - good
**simple letters - good
**falling words - good
*mouse
**control the hose pipe - good
**click the mouse - good
**move the mouse - good
**click on me - good
**click and draw - good
GCompris - strategy games
*practice chess - "error: the external program gnuchess is mandatory to play
chess in gcompris first install it and check it is in
/usr/games/gnome-gnuchess
*connect 4 - good
*bar game - good - the prerequisite of a brain is cute
*oware - good
GCompris - experiental games
*parachutist - good
*canal lock - good
*water cycle - good
*electricity - cannot find the gnucap electric simulator you can download
and install it from  to be detected it
must be installed in /usr/bin/gnucap or /usr/local/bin/gnucap you can still
use this activity to draw schematics without computer simulation
*pilot a submarine - good
*sea race - good
GCompris - discovery games
*misc
**drag and drop shapes - good
**left and right words - good
**algorithm - good
**chronos - good
**learning clock - good
**region - activity works well but my brain did not (lol)
**locate countries - good (and easier for us to answer than regions! lol)
*colors
**rebuild the mosaic - good
**colors (ducks) - good
stopped here, sorry didnt quite get through all the activities

Overall comments on GCompris - there was lots of positive reinforcement for
learners which was good to hear (literally hear),  impressed by this work.
Few times the words in the help and instructions and names were on top of
each other, like it couldnt fit all the writing in the box so would overlap.
Bit slow to open and close each game but still very cool. Thanks for all the
effort put in here so far.

Tabitha



2008/9/13 Martin Langhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> Transcription of Paul's notes:
>
> Horse game
>  - bottom half of screen is not filled with the same graphic
> (resolution problem?) and the horse leaves a track over it. No crash
> but visual nastiness. (tried to get screenshot hack going but failed)
>
> Success running these:
>  - x2o
>  - Wikipedia Spanish
>  - MinivMac
>  - Bridge
>
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Comments on 8.2.759/E17

[Alan Claver]

Left my kudos on this release in the support list. Very nice. Had a couple
of issues, questions..

First, seems that external USB mice will not wake up the system. Only the
touchpad or keyboard will wake up a sleeping XO.

Does 759 REQUIRE  Q2E17 firmware? I tried to install 759 while I still had
E11 firmware running and the system wouldn't boot. I had to recover with a
signed version installation. Once I updated to E17, 759 installed fine.

If so, you might want to note that on the Wiki.

Stopped for some time as I couldn't install activities using the control
panel. Can't remember but I believe I saw a note on the wiki that security
had to be enabled to install activities? Most likely it would be off since I
was installing an unsigned release. In any case, this needs a better
documentation or the sugar control panel should report this error.

Seems that the XO now broadcasts an open wireless connection named
olpc-mesh. This should be something that can be disabled in the control
panel. 

Oh, nice font on the OpenFirmware display. Much easier to read than the
older releases.

Is there any way to manually load an older release as the alternate OS?

Lastly, can I get the XO dude boot display running on this release? I
assumed that I just needed to enable security but of course that locks up
the XO (duh!). 

Thanks. (I don't subscribe to devel so you can either use
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Re: Speech to Text Support in OLPC

[Guy Sheffer]

Hey,
On Sat, 2008-09-13 at 10:10 -0500, Sameer Verma wrote:
> On Sat, Sep 13, 2008 at 3:09 AM, satya komaragiri
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi
> > @ Assim and Chris: Thank you for your response :)
> >
> > I'll be really grateful if you could tell me what the current scenario
> > for Speech to text on XO is. And whether the OLPC cmmunity would be
> > interested in having a speech to text support
Speech recognition is a pretty hard thing to put in an OLPC, it demands
a lot of computation power. and you need to train a language model per
language, and you need basically a lot of different people reading text.

I tired getting one working in Hebrew using sphinx
( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CMU_Sphinx ), however it seems to be hard
because you need to read a lot of text in to the model, and even then
its hard to make it actually working.

If you still want to try getting this to work i suggest you read more on
sphinx 3 (the numbers are not versions, so make sure its 3). That's the
only open source system I know of that might get it work.
There are still theoretical limitations, like the more words you put it,
the higher the margin of error, and so on.
> 
> Speech to Text would be of immense use IMO. I'm thinking of family
> members who cannot read or write. Imagine them being able to speak
> into the XO to send e-mails. This reminds me of a time when village
> folk would come to my grandmother's to get a [snail mail] letter read
> because they couldn't read or to write a reply by dictating it to
> someone.
> 
> Or, imagine speaking into the XO and seeing the letters appear as you
> speak and being able to recognize the shape and form of basic and
> commonly words.
I hope to see that too! It would be a great thing not only for the
OLPC!, but to everyone!
> 
> Speech to text would be awesome!
> 
> Sameer

Guy Sheffer


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Re: Speech to Text Support in OLPC

[Sameer Verma]

On Sat, Sep 13, 2008 at 3:09 AM, satya komaragiri
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
> @ Assim and Chris: Thank you for your response :)
>
> I'll be really grateful if you could tell me what the current scenario
> for Speech to text on XO is. And whether the OLPC cmmunity would be
> interested in having a speech to text support

Speech to Text would be of immense use IMO. I'm thinking of family
members who cannot read or write. Imagine them being able to speak
into the XO to send e-mails. This reminds me of a time when village
folk would come to my grandmother's to get a [snail mail] letter read
because they couldn't read or to write a reply by dictating it to
someone.

Or, imagine speaking into the XO and seeing the letters appear as you
speak and being able to recognize the shape and form of basic and
commonly words.

Speech to text would be awesome!

Sameer
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Associate Professor of Information Systems
San Francisco State University
San Francisco CA 94132 USA
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Re: Wellington test team vs Activities - 2008-09-13

[Morgan Collett]

On Sat, Sep 13, 2008 at 06:09, Martin Langhoff
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Story Builder
> - Gorgeous activity, and well thought out lesson plans. Wish all
> activities had this.
> - Very slow - almost unusable
> - Very high cpu usage on idle. Other activities from the same set
> don't suffer this problem.

Thanks!

This is written in pygame using an old version of the olpcgames
wrapper. It runs its own mainloop. When I have time I'll have another
look at it - I'm sure it can be substantially improved.

Logged #8473 to remind myself.

Regards
Morgan
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Re: New release8.2 build 760

[C. Scott Ananian]

Full changelog at:
 http://dev.laptop.org/git?p=projects/pilgrim;a=shortlog;h=8.2
 
http://mock.laptop.org/gitweb/gitweb.cgi?p=repos;a=shortlog;h=koji.dist-olpc3-testing
 http://mock.laptop.org/gitweb/gitweb.cgi?p=repos;a=shortlog;h=local.8.2
between the 759 and 760 tags.

Summary from my notes:

#8125: 756 can't download with yum
 fedora-release.noarch 0:9-3.1
#8433: yum install fails during the checking of package GPG keys.
fedora-release 9-5.transition.1

#8062: Need a default to leave RF turned off on reboot
 ohm-0_1_1-6_20_20080911git_olpc3
#7981: EC mask setting is inefficient
 ohm.i386 0:0.1.1-6.19.20080910git.olpc3
 kernel.i586 0:2.6.25-20080909.2.olpc.2dfd32b70c58803
#8301: Fast suspend/resume cycle causes a libertas crash
 kernel-devel-2.6.25-20080909.2.olpc.2dfd32b70c58803.i586.rpm
#8117: LidClose suspend is inhibited by a prior PowerButton resume.
 kernel.i586 0:2.6.25-20080909.3.olpc.850b087f7daf1b0

#7480: Need to 'reset' the network configurations - short term fix
 sugar-0.82.4-1.olpc3
#8427: Sugar does not send SetActive(True)
 sugar-0.82.5-1.olpc3
#7856: notify::active behaviour change
 sugar-0.82.3-1.olpc3
#8250: Invalid POT for "Copyright and License" of control panel
 sugar-0.82.3-1.olpc3
#8300: Shell _launchers are leaked
 sugar-0.82.3-1.olpc3
#8409: Sugar does not save network's BSSIDs in networks.cfg
 sugar-0.82.5-1.olpc3
#8394: sugar shell leaks presence service info
 sugar-0.82.4-1.olpc3

#8354: Default presence service is a bad idea
 sugar-0.82.4-1.olpc3
 sugar-toolkit-0.82.6-1.olpc3
#8392: Remove "dynamic" font height computation
 sugar-toolkit-0.82.6-1.olpc3

#8287: Copy-to-clipboard broken in Journal
 sugar-journal-99-4.olpc3

#8396: copy-to-journal does not work from console
 sugar-datastore-0.82.1-1.olpc3

#8318: Map activity fails in 8.2
 hulahop-0.4.6-1.olpc3
#8319: Browse user agent still is OLPC/Update.1
 hulahop-0.4.5-2.olpc3

#7629: Update etoys in 8.2.
 etoys.noarch 0:3.0.2141-1

#7997: need libSDL_Pango.so.1
 pygame-1.8.0-1.olpc3.3

#8183: ext3 image localization is broken as pilgrim prunes .mo files
 pilgrim commit 8a875aa10ca3f0e243455a462fa59931f4ea1346
#8376: olpc-update -f 713 to 8.2 fails.
 pilgrim commit 21303fe2aa75500ba8aac7ab6c409ee5607abe47

#8399: rainbow.noarch 0:0.7.21-1.fc9 to 8.2
 rainbow.noarch 0:0.7.21-1.fc9
#8434: add olpc to 'uucp' group
 rainbow.noarch 0:0.7.22-1.fc9
 pilgrim commit fd29549bf73997e27ae581f51e63deb79a8e8fa0

#8457: Ship olpc-netutils-0.7-1.fc9.
 olpc-netutils-0.7-1.fc9.
#7811: Dependencies on sugar's session.info.
 olpc-netutils-0.7-1.fc9.
#8383: olpc-netutils lost tcpdump and dnsmasq
 olpc-netutils-0.7-1.fc9.

#8029: remove activity/content bundle
 pilgrim commit dbecdc932f5ebc705cb56a667dd4dccda5594a1c
#8421: increase route expiration
 pilgrim commit dea764573005a1e6a2ebd95b8d53ecc897e1f499

#8369: ext3 images unusable
 pilgrim commit 53948eafcd41e357d7230dc33bc4b62866f9277b
 grub-0.97-33.fc9
 olpc-logos-0.1-7.fc9

#8379: firmware q2e17 for pretty boot fix
 bootfw-q2e17-1

#8398: update olpc-licenses
 olpc-licenses-8.2.0.0-1.olpc3

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Re: Speech to Text Support in OLPC

[satya komaragiri]

Hi
@ Assim and Chris: Thank you for your response :)

I'll be really grateful if you could tell me what the current scenario
for Speech to text on XO is. And whether the OLPC cmmunity would be
interested in having a speech to text support

Thanks
Satya
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