> Better would be to use SD cards.
The original goal was to copy microSD cards.
Would it be reasonable to copy microSD to SD, move the SD card to the target
XO, and then copy SD to microSD? I expect an OpenFirmware wizard could do it
with no effort but I'm not that level of wizard.
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qu...@laptop.org said:
> The XO-4 display has a much brighter backlight. It proved impossible to
> find such dark LEDs as used to exist.
Do they take more power or are they more efficient?
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When I tried to update /etc/hosts, it says busy. I thought I'd been doing
this for years, so I'm a bit surprised and/or confused.
bash-4.2# mv hosts /etc/hosts
mv: inter-device move failed: 'hosts' to '/etc/hosts'; unable to remove
target: Device or resource busy
bash-4.2# rm /etc/hosts
rm: can
georgejh...@gmail.com said:
> With so many XO1's out there, it might really be helpful, and strategic, to
> be able to have more that 1 GB storage.
> I guess we might not know for a while how many XO1's are unreliable, when
> running off of an SD card, until we try it.
I have an XO-1 that was s
Speaking of mesh... From the bufferbloat list. (with lots of trimming)
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bigger and better than ever, with a larger number of groups
participating than ever before:
http://static.nemesisdesign.net/battlemesh/poster-0.4.p
There is no mention of OLPC or Sugar, but I think it's good background info
as well as a good news story.
http://www.californiareport.org/archive/R201311011630/b
The audio is 6 minutes.
For those of you not familiar with Oakland, they have lots of troubles, close
to Detroit, and the schools ha
qu...@laptop.org said:
> Hmm, there should be, though it might be the word "English" in another
> language.
There are 3 choices on the pull-down list. They look like the same 3 I had
before. The format is things like:
Kreyol (Haiti)
but the stuff inside () is useless (to me) for Dari and Pa
cjlhomeaddr...@gmail.com said:
> Can anyone change languages with the Sugar Control panel on an XO (xo-1 or
> xo-4) and 13,2 build 13?
On an XO-1 running 13.2.0
My Settings => Language
gives me a page with a drop-down menu with a circle-+ button next to it.
That menu starts out empty, and the
qu...@laptop.org said:
> A better measurement to look for is the elapsed time of activity startup.
> This is a most interesting value, but it is difficult to obtain without
> changing the activity source so that the point of startup completion is
> identified. (That task is made more difficult si
> * try a different USB drive,
I wore out a USB drive, just by downloading new versions of XO-1.0 software
to try. (Kingston, 2GB)
copy-nand complained. I forget the exact error message, but it was obvious
after I compared the bits on the USB drive against the bits on the disk.
Many thanks f
peasth...@shaw.ca said:
> Some very economical offerings of flash storage are available on eBay, with
> delivery to your mailbox. If you find a promising choice, buy a minimal
> order and test. If it works buy more. If it doesn't work, the loss is
> small.
Anybody interested in SD cards or
d...@laptop.org said:
> I have seen that some UPSs (unfortunately not these ones) allow a phone line
> to be passed through them, supposedly offering some protection. Would such a
> system protect against a lightening bolt, assuming thats what happened here?
Surge suppressor is the buzzword you a
rich...@laptop.org said:
> Boot with the check key held so you turn off pretty boot and see where its
> hanging at.
It works most of the time. It's only occasionally that it hangs.
Is there something I can edit that will turn off pretty boot?
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I've got an XO-1 setup to reboot every 4 hours.
It's stuck with the XO in the middle of the circle of dots. The dots are
moving, so it's not totally dead.
Ctrl-Alt-F2 doesn't work. Is there anything I can do to collect some useful
info?
Has this problem been seen recently? Should I take it
>> On my XO-1, keys F1, F2, F3, and F4 don't do anything. The bright/dim keys
>> ((F9, F10?) do work.
ma...@laptop.org said:
> This just happened to me in os3, with XO-1.75 . Filled as
> https://dev.laptop.org/ticket/12652
There was also a problem with switching to Gnome not working (on XO-1)
Would somebody with an XO-1 please try switching to Gnome. Mine went into a
loop trying to start X.
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> Mikus, I know you probably are testing on XO-1. Hal what generation of XO
> are you using?
XO-1
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On my XO-1, keys F1, F2, F3, and F4 don't do anything. The bright/dim keys
((F9, F10?) do work.
Is this just me, or can somebody confirm it?
Ctrl-Alt-F1/F2 work as expected.
Trying to open Browse hangs with a blinking globe. Occasionally the WiFi LED
blinks..
Is there any way to get to som
mar...@laptop.org said:
> adding "sleep 10; reboot" at the end of local.rc doesn't work anymore in
> this brave new systemd world.
You need to do something like:
systemctl enable rc-local.service
(only once)
That's also the (new) way to turn on sshd.
systemctl enable sshd.service
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w...@laptop.org said:
> More importantly, occasionally boot with two sources of power (battery and
> DC). Q7B01 should have been replaced automatically a number of builds ago.
What chunk of code does the update? Could it display a reminder for a few
seconds if there is new code that hasn't bee
> Can you see any error in the file /home/olpc/.sugar/default/logs/shell.log?
Discard network history doesn't work.
So I deleted /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/$AP-name
and rebooted.
[I've got olpc.fth patched to show the log info during booting.]
While I was watching the boot info, I no
> #12133 13.1.0 does not connect to a wireless AP
My setup is XO-1 and Linksys WRT54GL AP that needs a password.
I can't connect through Sugar. It doesn't ask me for a password. The WiFi
LED is off. (It blinks occasionally, and sometimes new APs appear shortly
after the blinks.)
I can conne
> Has anyone else had trouble getting to the OK prompt in OFW? When I boot
> with the gamekeys down, it seems that OFW is detecting some spurious
> keypress and gets stuck in a cycle of error msgs due to the bad command
> being typed. Any workarounds?
I just tried it on an unlocked XO-1. Lots o
Were there any changes in the WiFi area for XO-1?
OS4 worked for me. Now, I can't connect. Clicking on my AP doesn't ask me
for a password.
I remember discussions of this area, but I never had any troubles.
My neighborhood view shows my AP (and several others) and the 3 Mesh icons.
The Mes
>>> -connect to AP: I cannot connect, when you click, appears the "star" but
no
>>> give me the "password" window (it's a secured wifi)
>> Ticket appreciated on SL trac.
> Tony adds it to SL#3939
My XO-1 can connect to my AP (password required) without problems. There
must be something inte
d...@laptop.org said:
> Bug/testing reports accepted and appreciated - either on the appropriate
> trac, or on this list.
On a XO-1, there are several/many examples in My Settings
Network:
There is no text next to the check-box.
Power, Software Update
The header is there, but the page/cont
>> If your XO images have the GNOME desktop in them, using
>> the web browser included for GNOME (Firefox or Epiphany)
>> to download the file to USB should not alter the file name.
>> Just make sure the kids know how to "eject" the USB stick
>> when they are done.
> This is probably what I'm goin
kgordon...@gmail.com said:
> The lid message happens every time to me when I reboot from Linux and
> immediately enter firmware on any XO1 ...
Ah, thanks... I didn't catch the whole recipe.
It's Linux, reboot, ESC to OFW that shows the problem.
I just got it first try.
I'm normally doing lot
qu...@laptop.org said:
> The problem of the unexpected lid closed power down in Open Firmware after a
> warm restart from Linux, will be fixed in the next release.
> The warm restart was not clearing an input inverter on the path from the lid
> sensor to the processor. A cold restart, using the
> In a school deployment, it is desirable that all of the XOs have the same
> time. This time should be synchronized with/by the school server (even if
> the school server is wrong). It is not reasonable to base this capability
> on access to the internet.
How closely do you need them to be sy
qu...@laptop.org said:
> "date" followed by a successful normal shutdown should work, because a
> normal shutdown runs hwclock ... but "hwclock --systohc" is handy in case
> you aren't sure that a normal shutdown will happen next.
It used to do that on shutdown as part of /etc/rc.d/init.d/halt a
kgordon...@gmail.com said:
> I've noticed that on multiple XO 1's with Build 20, 12.1.0 and FW Q2F13 that
> entering reboot from terminal then tapping on the x key to get into OFW
> brings up a spurious "Lid switch is active - powering off in 8 seconds"
> after the OK prompt appears. The lid is
qu...@laptop.org said:
> To avoid it powering off, type lid-off and press enter. Yes, you only have
> eight seconds to do this.
The printout said that, but I didn't even get started typing before it timed
out.
I'm not sure where 8 seconds came from. If that happened often enough I'd
probabl
rich...@laptop.org said:
> Blinking Red is error. Next time it happens can you please boot to OFW and
> do
> ok watch-battery
> Then press a key to make watch-battery exit. When it exits it will tell you
> what the error is. Please pass that on.
I just got one.
When I got to OFW, it told m
mi...@bga.com said:
> I can NEVER recall any incident where I could attribute "failure to boot"
> to the SD card. [Note that if an XO fails to boot, I normally don't get to
> see the /var/log/messages from that boot attempt.] My experience with
> "failures to boot (after getting past OFW)" i
Is this an interesting problem? If so, what should I do to get more info?
It only happens occasionally, say 1 out of 100 times.
It recovers if I unplug the SD card. The card is a Kingston, 8 GB.
/var/log/messages has lots of things like this:
May 8 09:32:09 xo-0d-57-33 kernel: [ 6209.92004
w...@laptop.org said:
> Just for clarification, do you mean full-speed (11 Mb/s) devices (USB 1.0)
> or low-speed (1 Mb/s) devices (USB 1.1) aren't supported by dir u: ?
ok p2
Found USB 1.1 disk!
USB2 devices:
/pci/usb@f,5/wlan@0,0
USB1 devices:
/pci/usb@f,4/scsi@1,0
/pci/usb@f,4/scsi@1,0/disk
> ok dir u: says "Can't open directory"
> In case it matters, this USB drive is old, old, old... 16 MB. :)
I took the discussion with James Cameron off-list to reduce clutter.
For the archives and/or in case anybody is curious.
The problem turned out to be that dir u: doesn't support USB 1.1 d
qu...@laptop.org said:
>> It does work if I use "disk:" rather than "u:".
> Interesting. What firmware version do you have installed at the moment?
I'm not sure what I had since I have "fixed" that by updating it to q2f10.rom
. Most likely it was the previously announced version.
Running q2f
> http://wiki.laptop.org/go/OLPC_Firmware_q2f10
That says:
>* if the downloaded file is on a USB drive, type:
> ok flash u:\q2f10.rom
But that didn't work for me.
It does work if I use "disk:" rather than "u:".
Is that wiki page simply out of date? If so, what changed...? Or is
somethi
p...@laptop.org said:
> to be clear -- is it really suspending, or is it just that the screen is
> dimming and blanking? the latter is expected. the former may or not
> represent crack slippage.
My Settings -> Power has Automatic Power Management checked.
After a while, it suspends. Restore
12.1.0 for XO-1 has Automatic power management enabled.
I thought we decided to turn that off for XO-1 since it didn't work well
enough. Is my memory fuzzy or did disabling this for XO-1 slip through the
cracks?
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> As I have a tiny understanding of LEDs, I recall something about being able
> to detect light with them.
If you shine light on a reverse biased diode, it will leak in proportion to
the intensity of the light. The mechanism is a photon occasionally kicks
loose an electron and the reverse-bias
> Which means it's not finding the SD card slot.
There is nothing in /var/log/messages when I connect and disconnect the SD
card on my XO-1.
Is there something else I should try to collect more data?
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> Updatable via olpc-update -- try the cmdline below.
On a XO-1:
It died because it couldn't find /versions/configs/cfg.UnVIOS'
Possibly I broke something by running yum update.
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Downloading contents of build 11.3.1_xo1-32.
Updating to version ha
It seems to be mostly working on a XO-1.
I've blundered into one strange quirk. If you wait until it blanks the
screen, then ssh in and reboot via "shutdown -r now", you get stuck in a mode
where the screen in blank.
It recovers if you "shutdown -h now" and then push the power-on button.
I f
> Thanks, I've fixed this for XO-1/XO-1.5 now.
> In 11.3.1 the build download path changed from e.g.:
>http://build.laptop.org/11.3.0/os8/xo-1.5/
> to:
>http://build.laptop.org/11.3.1/os31/xo1.5/
> so I've updated the pattern used by the update server to no longer use the
> "-" for 11.3.1
> If the indication can track fraction_completed - so much the better - but I
> do not expect the user to leave the room if the boot process takes longer
> than he expects. Seeing "only 25% to go" is ; the
> is knowing "no problems thus far".
Watching the number of files in /var/run/*pid an
qu...@laptop.org said:
> The build number meaning has become overloaded. I dislike having it
> exposed.
You have to expose something that's unique for each build so you can talk
about which versions do/don't have a particular bug or feature.
I think a sequential number is about as good as you
On a XO-1, c2, running os883, Sugar 0.94.1
[murray@xo-0d-57-33 ~]$ more /etc/mtab
/dev/root / ext3 rw,noatime 0 0
proc /proc proc rw 0 0
sysfs /sys sysfs rw 0 0
devpts /dev/pts devpts rw,gid=5,mode=620 0 0
tmpfs /dev/shm tmpfs rw,size=50m 0 0
/tmp /tmp tmpfs rw,size=50m 0 0
vartmp /var/tmp tmpfs r
mi...@bga.com said:
> To date I have one 2007-vintage XO-1 with q2f04rd (and os882). It worked
> normally (and never lost charge while plugged in to AC) until I closed the
> lid (thereby putting it into suspend). Upon opening the lid and pressing
> power, the power light changed to red, and t
rich...@laptop.org said:
> Speaking from experience measuring the power draw of a single XO with these
> low cost power meters is tricky. They can be very inaccurate at lower
> power measurements. The kill-a-watt for example has a typical accuracy of
> 1% with a max of 4%. Full scale is 1800
My XO-1 used to blink a LED when it sent/received packets. That doesn't
happen any more. Is that a feature or bug?
ping is the obvious test case. Nothing blinks for me.
There are 2 LEDs in the lower-left: a vertical bar with a ball on top and a
set of parens around a center dot. This pictu
How does this compare with adding something like:
echo 0 > /sys/class/net/eth0/lbs_mesh
to /etc/rc.local ?
Does NetworkManager get segflts with your approach?
https://dev.laptop.org/ticket/10648
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qu...@laptop.org said:
>> But the network doesn't come back.
>> I was expecting it to reconnect to my AP.
> Nothing to do with #10402. Continue to investigate.
It works with GNOME so I expect Sugar is missing a few lines of code.
http://bugs.sugarlabs.org/ticket/2808
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What is an XO-1 expected to do when I close the lid, wait a while, and then
open the lid?
Here is what happens on os16:
When I close the lid, it goes to sleep like I expect.
When I open the lid, nothing happens.
I was expecting it to wakeup.
If poke a key or the pad, the power light blinks
> I don't see any problems in Linux. Following James' advice, I associated
> with an AP and pinged the gateway for a few hours. Over ~7500 pings, I had
> 1% packet loss and no errors in /ver/log/dmesg.
7500 isn't very many packets.
Try ping -f. (f for flood, need to be root)
It takes me 13 se
rich...@laptop.org said:
> One absolute we know is that the touchpad hates multi-touches. If you have
> more than 1 point of contact with the sensor then it will go bonkers. Due
> to the button placement below the touchpad this is quite easy to do. Its
> trivial to show that double touches t
In case you haven't noticed yet, I typoed the subject. It's Khan rather than
Kahn.
(I think I got the rest of them right.)
Thanks for all the replies.
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Frequently, I find the touch-pad on a XO-1 to be extremely frustrating to use
on cursor intensive tasks. I'm trying to figure out if this is something I
should be screaming and shouting about (and rubbing it in your collective
noses) or if I should shut up and get used to it.
I think there ar
I'm a bit surprised nobody has mentioned Khan Academy here before.
http://www.khanacademy.org/
Salman Khan gave a fun talk at Stanford on Jan 26. You might be able to
watch the video from here:
http://www.stanford.edu/class/ee380/
The nominal format for EE380 talks is talk from 4:15 to 5:15
greenf...@laptop.org said:
> I am starting work on a set of test cases to use for the Fedora 14 x86
> (XO-1.0 & 1.5) 11.2.0 build.
Neat/thanks.
How about making a list of IO devices that are likely to be used with a XO
and making sure they each get at least a quick test?
It's probably worth
> Given that it's making 60-80W of power it's safe to assume if it's 70%
> efficient you're talking about needing 100W of actual energy.
60-80 W is the max that unit can put out. An XO can't use that much
power.
I have the green wall-wart for an XO-1 plugged into a meter. It only reads
power
> What is the accuracy of the hwclock on XOs? Can we assume that it will keep
> good time over an XO's five-year lifespan?
The ballpark for the hardware is 1 second per day.
> We have some XO-1.5s that have their hwclocks off by 10-20 minutes. Would
> this likely be due to a fault at the factory
martin.langh...@gmail.com said:
>> I don't think that is the problem. The windows
>> instruction manual lists resolutions up to 1920x1...@16bits
> Try it out if you want. I don't think you'll be impressed.
> You can push it past 1024x768 -- it's just not a happy place.
The pixel count is only a
>> IMHO it's better to delay the release of the 1.75 and
>> force putting in a touchscreen.
> It's not a matter of time, it's a matter of the price deployments are
> willing to pay for it. The feedback we've heard so far is that since the
> XO-1.75 without a touchscreen is every bit as functiona
>> yum is known to just barely work and leave a lot of junk files in memory.
> Perhaps someone could produce a patch to yum to remove these junk files
> before it exits? That would benefit all yum users, not just
> tmpfs-constrained OLPC users.
I expect it's a feature not a bug. On my 384K DSL
> While testing an olpc-utils rpm, I opened Browse on os351 . It immediately
> puts the machine on the unusable-under-memory-pressure situation.
Do a df and see if any temp file systems are chewing up a lot of memory.
yum is known to just barely work and leave a lot of junk files in memory.
>
> - Preserving "last scan results" may improve user experience.
I think that depends on the reason for powering off or closing the lid.
If you moved to a new building, you probably need a new AP.
If you moved from one tree to another, they are either using the same mesh
channel to cooperate
> It seems to me -- if the just-started XO (any model) is *already* receiving
> identity information off the air - why BREAK that connection ?
> The just-started XO should initially set its frequency to be the same as it
> was whenever that XO was last used. If at least one *other* radio signal
Was: Subject: Re: Announcing the OLPC OS 10.1.2 final release!
If I turn the radio off, then
Reboot:
radio off, 3 mesh visible
Reboot again:
radio off, 3 mesh visible
Close cover, pause, open cover:
radio turns on, connects to my AP
Reboot:
radio on...
If I turn the radio off, then
Rebo
noise...@freemail.hu said:
> 2. The control panel does not remember the unchecked state of the Radio On
> checkbox.
Is the problem that it doesn't remember or that it gets things backwards?
I remember getting confused in that area. To me, the description of the
checkbox seemed backwards from
>> Assuming the problem is in the Avahi level, we should make
>> sure that the system is coming out from suspend when
>> the radio receives multicast activity directed to us so Avahi
>> can properly update its
> That is exactly the problem. It's taking forever-and-a-day to get that
> sorted. Detai
> Assuming the problem is in the Avahi level, we should make sure that the
> system is coming out from suspend when the radio receives multicast activity
> directed to us so Avahi can properly update its internal state and also for
> activities using clique (multi-user chat rooms on server-less XM
d...@laptop.org said:
> When we discussed this while I was in Peru, one requirement they identified
> is that the kid would log onto an XO one day and do some work, and then log
> onto another XO the following week and continue the same work.
> Assuming this still stands, this strongly calls for
> is this still consistent for you?
No, it started hanging again shortly after I sent that message. :( ??
> i've just released a new powerd-27 which contains a fix for XO-1 which might
> affect whether power to the wlan is maintained in some cases, and might also
> cause wake-on-wlan to be dis
I have blundered into what may be a workaround for bug 10232
http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/10232
The fix is to edit
/usr/share/dbus-1/system-services/fi.epitest.hostap.WPASupplicant.service
and add " -dddt" to the end of the Exec line. It ends up looking like:
Exec=/usr/sbin/wpa_supplicant -c
Where is this on the priority list? What can I do to help?
("Go away until the release is out." might be the right answer.)
There are (at least) 4 tickets on this:
http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/10232 WiFi dies on suspended XO-1, os300
http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/10092 Networking broken over
srid...@laptop.org.au said:
> We are working with a department of education that is using Windows-based
> domain and DHCP servers. They want to know if the XOs support DHCP option
> 119, so that they can accept correct domain information for name resolution,
> etc.
> Does anybody have any informa
> One frustration has been the rate of change in the SD industry. The dominant
> model from a vendor in a particular size and speed may only be in production
> for three or four months before being superseded. Vendors are reluctant to
> properly inform Quanta of changes which might require retest
os301 had pretty-boot disabled to help diagnose #9100
os302 doesn't do that any more.
Is there a simple edit/whatever I can do to disable pretty-boot?
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Can somebody give me a pointer to some sample code that will wake up a
suspended system in 5 minutes? I'm assuming there is some way to do this
using the alarm interrupt from the RTC.
What should I have searched for? I poked around a bit, but didn't find much.
(One wiki page from a few year
I botched an edit to /etc/rc.local and now my system hangs during boot.
Is there a way to edit a file from firmware? Or delete a file?
Is there a wiki page for this stuff?
[No big deal. I can always reinstall, but this seems like a good excuse to
learn something.]
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The bottom of
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Trac_conventions
says
1
turns into
ticket #1
with a link to that bug.
I just tried that in a comment to
http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/10232#comment:7
but it comes out as
9960
Did I fatfinger something that I'm just not seeing or is something broken
> For build 301 we've disabled pretty boot so the next time you see this
> you'll be able to provide more useful information about the crash. Please
> test it!
Good trick. It's downloading now.
> Also, on this machine are you using any external peripherals?
I had a USB serial port (GPS) plug
A simple edit makes suspend/wakeup from WiFi work on XO-1 running os300. So
I've been testing it. It works most of the time, but occasionally stops
waking up from WiFi. Wakeup from touchpad works fine.
I just submitted
http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/10232
Text below.
I've got a stuck case in
p...@laptop.org said:
> close, but not quite. /var/run/powerd-inhibit-suspend/ is a directory.
Thanks for the correction.
> google is a good reference. when all else fails, read the comments in
> /usr/bin/powerd. overly verbose, perhaps, but hopefully complete. :-)
That's actually /usr/sb
martin.langh...@gmail.com said:
> what would be the right way to signal to powerd that for this session
> aggressive suspend should be suspended, or its timeout lengthened to several
> minutes, without affecting the "normal" setting?
My notes say that:
touch /var/run/powerd-inhibit-suspend
Wil
> http://build.laptop.org/10.1.2/xo-1/os300/
> Here's the first build in our 10.1.2 F11/XO-1 release stream, as promised
> yesterday. Thanks to Daniel Drake for working on getting this started!
Thanks.
> Please test and report bugs!
I've seen it hang during booting, 2 out of 6-10 tries. Ther
d...@laptop.org said:
> On 6 July 2010 10:10, Bernie Innocenti wrote:
>> Laptops with anti-theft enabled can get the time from the OATS server
>> when it's off by more than 24 hours. Unlocked laptops don't have a way
>> to synchronize the time at all.
>> All we need to fix it is a trivial shell
csc...@laptop.org said:
>> While we have your attention on this topic...
>> Do you not think that this is a security issue? In that a thief could
>> put a laptop on a network with rigged DNS and have control over the
>> time/date on the laptop?
> A sane security system would let the user contro
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ber...@codewiz.org said:
> * Date not being updated
> One laptop booted with clock set to the Epoch.
Is that one of the old XOs that had troubles with the tiny battery feeding
the TOY/RTC clock when the main battery and wall power a
I've lost track of this area. Could somebody please give me/us a review
and/or update.
I remember that something was seriously broken but I have forgotten the
details.
The Paraguay test builds I've been using on XO-1 come with power-saving
disabled so I haven't had any troubles recently.
I
> For some bizarre reason, the trackpad and keyboard stopped working on both
> Gnome and Sugar.
There is a bug in the suspend logic. You will be a lot happier if you
disable Automatic power management in My Settings/Power.
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These are my opinions, not necessarily my employer's. I hate spa
> I usually operate my XO with an external USB trackball, and have no problem
> with cursor positioning. Lately I've often needed to operate XOs (hdw early
> G1G1, but F11 build) with the native keypad, and I can appreciate the many
> complaints I have heard about using the old keypad.
Does any
p...@laptop.org said:
> please file tickets for the problems you're seeing, and attach dmesg output,
> as well as powerd.trace. (enable powerd tracing with "sudo powerd-config
> =trace-on".)
http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/10092
If that's not the info you need, let me know and I'll try again.
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ber...@codewiz.org said:
> We'll deploy this to ~4000 kids really-soon-now. Bugs reported within 1-2
> weeks have a chance of being fixed in time.
os115 doesn't include powerd. Is your plan to ship it that way or do you
want help testing suspend/resume?
I ran it for a day or two before switch
mavrot...@yahoo.com said:
> I'll go with Mikus on that. With at least 3 development streams some
> qualifier is needed in the naming. eg os115x1/os115x15/os115py
There is another worm in this can. After installation, that name has to get
out where we can easily see it.
The My Settings/About M
> We could also consider just having the touchpad be available for
> wake-from-idle-sleep, and not the keyboard, since that way you wouldn't have
> any side effects from the wakeup key. But I think having the side effects
> isn't a big deal, so I'd go with your proposed (b).
I've gotten into th
Last I knew, returning from suspend on an XO-1 running F11 left the
keyboard/mouse broken. Is anybody working on that? What can I do to help?
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> please report your experiences with powerd on XO-1.5
I've been happy with it on XO-1. I just added a whole bunch of 0s so it
never susp
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