I don't know if I can get an estimation of the number of broken chargers.
I'll try and get it. I can certainly tell you as a fact that over 70% of the
broken chargers suffer from this problem.
The plug outlet is also a problem, but is not as big, and it seems that the
problem has more to do with
away.
Here is a video where you can see the problem clearly:
http://dev.laptop.org/~dsd/20100129/fuzzy-screen.mpg (14mb)
Is this a known/recognised problem? Any solutions or diagnosis available?
cheers
Daniel
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os108 was announced.. Then os109 was announced as an upgrade to os108.
In the meantime, there was os200, and now an os201. What are these ?
mikus
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On Wed, 2010-01-27 at 20:57 -0300, Bernie Innocenti wrote:
In fact, this might not even be a 2.6.31 regression. To my (somewhat
fuzzy) memory, automatic power management always has been disabled in
OLPC's official builds due to similar reliability issues.
Yesterday I played a little with
mikus wrote:
os108 was announced.. Then os109 was announced as an upgrade to os108.
In the meantime, there was os200, and now an os201. What are these ?
the 200 series is the stable series, just as the 800 series
was the stable series when we were doing development on 767, etc.
the 200
Hi,
os108 was announced.. Then os109 was announced as an upgrade to
os108. In the meantime, there was os200, and now an os201. What
are these ?
os200 is a signed os108, and os201 is a signed os109 minus the Fedora
11 updates packages that were new to os109. (Testing is welcome on
On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 10:15 PM, Anna ascho...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks, Martin! I was hoping it would be OK. Sometimes I never know what's
going to break when I start messing with things.
:-)
This hacky, crappy, inelegant script sends the recipient a simple email with
I sometimes use a
