The patch in Ticket 8125 works for joyride-2370. Would you alert us in which
build yum will work without the workaround?
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? 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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and will probably update later today once the new build
announcements slow down, (after bedtime in Boston?).
¡Gracias!
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not fit for duty at all).
¡Gracias!
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Oops...sorry about the case sensitive gaffetry sudo yum update -x
package name. Sudo Yum Update? Not so much.
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Yes, please! If you stick it in a joyride build I would love to try a s-c-p
security feature.
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I also suspect that many of the G1G1 users will have a Linux machine
available.
Well, not this G1G1 user. Nor do I have access to a mac or a pc or a lan. I
figure when the day comes that I must print something from my xo, I'll have
to put it on a thumb drive and take it to a Kinko's or an
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
while since you also don't have a printer this doesn't apply to you (other
than the 'print to the journal/file' option)
truewhy would I buy a printer for my computer that does not support
printing? how about getting tivo without a teevee? or 'triple a'
joyride-2522 updated, rewrote firmware Q2E20, rebooted fine the first
time...then hung up on 2nd reboot, (after removing gnash and installing
flash). Now I get this with olpc-update joyride-2522 (and joyride-2521 and
767):
$ sudo olpc-update joyride-2522 -r
Downloading contents of build
!
genesee
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Daniel Drake-5 wrote:
We're mid-way through the upgrade to sugar-0.83. And even when that's
done, there will be mucho breakage (see Tomeu's earlier post).
I think joyride will break often over the course of the next few
months as development runs in full swing.
Thanks for letting us
Got this when I tried to olpc-update to the last joyride build that I know
didn't break Neighborhoods view and wifi, 2515, (also the last one from
Build Announcer),
$ sudo olpc-update -f joyride-2515
Downloading contents of build joyride-2515.
Updating to version hash
Aw, you're no fun! Since first upgrading from 656 to Update 2, there is no
turning back.
Warnings are so droll. So far nothing in joyride has been fatal. Not getting
rid of me so easy!
Tomeu Vizoso wrote:
Genesee: If your XO is your only computer, then please don't use
joyride at all
Is mkdir -p /home/root good enough, (for government work)?
mikus wrote:
I notice that Joyride on the XO no longer has a /root directory -
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I would love an ubiquitous spellchecker. Maybe in 9.1? Goodness knows I nedd
one. Never got the spellcheck to work in the 'full' cmd-N AbiWord, (AKA
Write's slightly smarter older brother). Might be a good jumping off point?
BTW, would also die for a Sugar svg program to make my own xoguy or
Howdy,
The back (left arrow) and forward (right arrow) and stop/resume buttons
don't work in Browse 101 on 767. Also get 'page not found' for perfectly
good addresses.
¡Humbug!
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Back in build 656 AF9 did battle with gnash. yum remove gnash did the trick
in Terminal. Now with build 767 or 790 AF10 and gnash have been quite civil,
none of those stacked duplicate screens or the like.
Of course you do, Scott! Some of your best work yet. Very clear and easy to
follow. Still,
Dear =S Page,
As the social analog of town drunk on this list, I am flattered as hell to
be lumped in with the smart set!
¡Gracias!
genesee
S Page-2 wrote:
you're just making the smart smarter still.
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...never
turning solid. Discarding network settings in cp and rebooting did not help.
Ended up going back to build 7 which works just as well as 767 or 790.
btw, olpc-update could not find build 790.
genesee
PS - It's 2009 and I still don't have a hovercar.
Mikus Grinbergs wrote:
So far
access point
before the mesh search cycle is done, the 'looking for a mesh' keeps
blinking forever while my wifi is solid. If I let the mesh search run it's
course, (while I'm doing something else ...it takes a few minutes), then
there's just my solid wifi circle in my frame.
genesee
Eben Eliason-2
Whoa, now! I didn't mean to open a can of worms...
I searched Trac quite a while ago about this and was only reminded by Mikus'
post and foolishly decided to add my 2 cents worth. See what happens when I
reply? The 'official' Forum would be a better venue for my input if there
was more activity
Judging by my Google Alert for 'olpc', the whole thing failed in early 2008!
Whoever is the OLPC Steve Jobs might could use a John Sculley.
Seriously, I feel for the OLPC folks and wish them the best. This past
October I had to take a demotion/pay cut at my crappy retail job or join the
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
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