On 10/09/2013 07:55 AM, E.S. Rosenberg
wrote:
A nice feature but not required, is to be able to restart/initialize the
modem remotely if it get stuck.
We had this issue with one system of ours. It turned out that nothing
On 10/9/2013 9:40 AM, Rabin Yasharzadehe wrote:
Right now I'm looking on external modems from WaveCom, which are
supported by gnokii and have a external power source.
In well over a year of using it, I have never had my Hauwei stick get
stuck. YMMV. You can via a command unload the dongle
On 10/09/2013 11:37 AM, geoffrey
mendelson wrote:
On 10/9/2013 9:40 AM, Rabin
Yasharzadehe wrote:
Right now I'm looking on external modems from WaveCom, which are
supported by gnokii and have a external
On 10/9/2013 2:25 PM, Rabin Yasharzadehe wrote:
Is is connected 24/7 ? or you're talking about regular usage ?
It's plugged in 24/7. It only is off when the power is out, or I am
testing using on my laptop (for when the power is out).
Geoff.
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Geoffrey S. Mendelson 4X1GM/N3OWJ
Jerusalem
Now do you format a 64GB SDXC card to use with Android? the opinions on
the web are all over the place. some say it's OK to keep ExFat (it came
formatted) since it's pretty stable in FUSE and the Cyanogenmod supports
it. others say one should partition it down to two 32GB parts of Fat32
for
Hi,
The ExFAT was invented by Microsoft specifically for such a removable
storage and support for flash cards with this sizes (it supports up to 64
ZB). Its fully supported under Android (Samsung wrote the kernel module, so
there's a native support for it), and you can grab the kernel module from
Weren't there any patent issues with exFAT?
Udi
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 2:09 AM, Hetz Ben Hamo h...@hetz.biz wrote:
Hi,
The ExFAT was invented by Microsoft specifically for such a removable
storage and support for flash cards with this sizes (it supports up to 64
ZB). Its fully supported
Yes, there is, but just like with FAT, FAT32, NTFS, SMB etc - you won't see
Microsoft chasing Ubuntu, CentOS or Red Hat for royalties. MS is asking
royalties from the hardware vendors, not from you or your favorite
distribution.
BTW: Both Fedora and Ubuntu already support exfat.
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The question:
Is there a messaging platform that is either open source or free (I know of
Viber and WhatsApp), BUT which can work on PC's AND cheap phones (either
feature phones, or text only phones) in addition to smart phones. I believe
that Viber runs on some tablet, but not generally.
On 10/10/2013 7:12 AM, Steve G. wrote:
I want to reach two levels of people - community health workers (CHW),
and the people who receive their services. So there are two 'target
audiences'. I can possibly provide CHW's with feature phones, but not
expensive smart phones. Regular people will
Like I said, ExFAT is not an issue with my desktop, only with my CWM
recovery. it seems CyanogenMod have a CWM fused into their kernel, so if
I try to install a newer CWM or TWRP, I still get the older CWM that
won't support ExFAT.
I also thought splitting the card into two 32G partitions could
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