> I can't figure out how to get 45F9-9E44 out of that. Maybe it's a hash of a
> long string.
I have *not* explored all the ins and outs of removable device
identification. I have, however, cussed at them long enough to
develop some "rules of thumb":
- The '45F9-9E44' is an 'UUID' (you migh
Hi All,
I thought now that we're getting closer to the Fedora 11 freeze it
would be a good time for everyone to where they're at as we move
towards F-11/9.1.0/olpc-next.
I've been keeping the wiki page up to date as I go along and filling
in more details as I find out about them. The fixed list i
On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Martin Langhoff
wrote:
> Over the last few weeks there's been growing interest in using the
One more interesting link - some benchmarking shows radical
differences betwen fast paths vs slow and meandering paths on firefox
(and comparison w other browsers).
http://b
> Over the last few weeks there's been growing interest in using the
> support for HTML5's Canvas present in Browse.xo. A very quick test
> felt fairly slow, but Alex and his colleagues are interested in
> studying, profiling and working towards a solution.
>
> So here's some notes I've collected f
You are posting to server-devel,so I assume you've got a XS configured
somewhere.
- On the laptops
- are they associated to the right AP?
- did they get a dhcp lease that comes from the XS?
- are they using telepathy-gabble or telepathy-salut
(olpc-netstatus or its moral equivalent on
Over the last few weeks there's been growing interest in using the
support for HTML5's Canvas present in Browse.xo. A very quick test
felt fairly slow, but Alex and his colleagues are interested in
studying, profiling and working towards a solution.
So here's some notes I've collected for them --
> I thought now that we're getting closer to the Fedora 11 freeze it
> would be a good time for everyone to where they're at as we move
> towards F-11/9.1.0/olpc-next.
My biggest current question is: When on my XO I enter 'yum
check-update' (using either the latest SoaS2 .iso or the latest
~
> My biggest current question is: When on my XO I enter 'yum check-update'
> (using either the latest SoaS2 .iso or the latest ~cjb/rawhide-xo .img), it
> tells me that there are more than 220 packages at the rawhide repositories
> that are at a more recent version level than those provided by th
>> > Why don't the SoaS/~cjb distributions contain the latest rawhide packages
>> > ?
>>
>> Because rawhide is a daily moving development target.
>
> Aren't you both right? The builds contain the latest rawhide packages
> as of the image creation date, right? Thus if it's no longer the
> instan
On Tue, 7 Apr 2009, p...@laptop.org wrote:
> as mikus said, his applications all worked before. this is a
> regression, plain an simple, *with respect to the previous XO releases*.
> now, to the extent that fedora doesn't really care about any specific
> piece of hardware, especially one whic
> > > II. - What for me is an inhibitor is the bugzilla section "tell us how
> to
> > > reproduce the problem". I have no desire whatsoever to try to describe
> how
> > > to obtain the Fluendo mp3 codec for an XO, nor how to follow its
> > > instructions for seeing if it works. I have even
peter wrote:
> > II. - What for me is an inhibitor is the bugzilla section "tell us how to
> > reproduce the problem". I have no desire whatsoever to try to describe how
> > to obtain the Fluendo mp3 codec for an XO, nor how to follow its
> > instructions for seeing if it works. I have even
>> If we are talking about 9.1.0, it would be nice if 'sound' and
>> 'moving pictures' worked in F-11 on the XO. Currently they don't.
>
> Are there bugzilla reports for these?
I. - I haven't figured out how to do an exhaustive search on
bugzilla. 'OLPC' picks up some; 'XO' picks up some;
>> Are there bugzilla reports for these?
>
> I. - I haven't figured out how to do an exhaustive search on bugzilla.
> 'OLPC' picks up some; 'XO' picks up some; '461806' picks up some. But let
> me emphasize once again - bugzilla appears to be aimed at the problems of
> developers (and isn't opti
peter, and greg --
greg wrote:
> Whichever way you go, strong leadership, patience, and many hands are
> required to fight through the problems. If the community cares enough and
> develops the necessary leadership, the project moves forward. But it's
> never easy.
>
> It is my hope th
On Tue, 7 Apr 2009, p...@laptop.org wrote:
> peter, and greg --
>
> greg wrote:
> > Whichever way you go, strong leadership, patience, and many hands are
> > required to fight through the problems. If the community cares enough and
> > develops the necessary leadership, the project moves forward
> The main and probably most major issues outstanding are the
> kernel/boot process - so
> kernel/initscripts/olpcrd/initscripts/upstart/rainbow collection of
> stuff of which I have no real idea about. Updates?
It's pretty trivial to disable Rainbow, whereas it's not trivial to
get maintainer
I got jabber.sugarlabs.org alias for schoolserver.solutiongrove.com working!
I had to assign the hostname in the ejabberd-xs.cfg and add the shared
roster group in the web UI for the virtual host for jabber.sugarlabs.org.
Thanks everyone who helped out!
Dave
--
Dave Bauer
d...@solutiongrove.com
john wrote:
> It looks like perhaps the kernel changes have slipped right through
> the F11 schedule. Is it seriously likely that the F11 kernel
for the record, this was a conscious decision. everyone knew there
wouldn't be time to get XO-specific changes upstream, and back to
fedora, before F
Hi John,
> It's pretty trivial to disable Rainbow, whereas it's not trivial to
> get maintainers of half a dozen packages to adopt patches that let
> them deal with Rainbow.
Yes, we aren't using rainbow in the F11 builds.
> Some of the initscript changes related to the bizarre idea o
Paul,
> > Whichever way you go, strong leadership, patience, and many hands are
> > required to fight through the problems. If the community cares enough and
> > develops the necessary leadership, the project moves forward. But it's
> > never easy.
> >
> > It is my hope that people continu
Hi Chris,
> > It's pretty trivial to disable Rainbow, whereas it's not trivial to
> > get maintainers of half a dozen packages to adopt patches that let
> > them deal with Rainbow.
>
> Yes, we aren't using rainbow in the F11 builds.
>
> > Some of the initscript changes related to the bizar
Hi,
> So is that trying to get them into 2.6.30?
Yes, that would be ideal.
- Chris.
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Le Tue, 07 Apr 2009 14:15:36 +0300, Martin Langhoff
a écrit:
> Over the last few weeks there's been growing interest in using the
> support for HTML5's Canvas present in Browse.xo. A very quick test
> felt fairly slow, but Alex and his colleagues are interested in
> studying, profiling and workin
Given everything discussed so far, is it worth considering an F11-OLPC
branch, with the intent of merging with F12?
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On Tue, Apr 07, 2009 at 05:17:09PM +0100, Peter Robinson wrote:
> > Why don't the SoaS/~cjb distributions contain the latest rawhide packages ?
>
> Because rawhide is a daily moving development target.
Aren't you both right? The builds contain the latest rawhide packages
as of the image creatio
I have about 40 XO's out of 2000 so far that occasionally show "stuck
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