ext Frantisek Dufka [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also I changed WLAN PSM timeout to 200ms in OS2007 on n770 so maybe
it is even better for networking then with OS2006.
It makes a big difference. Especially if you have Jabber presence on,
but I would assume that it also helps while browsing.
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HI Martin,
can you give me just a little bit more of info on this problem with Canola?
(video that you played, etc)
As you're saying, the it2007 on the 770 is a lot better than the 2006, we
would like to fix any incovenience like this for the users of canola in the
770 that install the IT2007.
ext Brenton Bills [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well there has been a bit of talk on WIFI power usage for the N800,
just wondering if it uses less power than bluetooth or the same or
what?
When there's no data to transfer, Bluetooth with a DUN connection
established (ie. GPRS) consumes slightly
Hi Marcelo,
Marcelo Oliveira schrieb:
can you give me just a little bit more of info on this problem with
Canola? (video that you played, etc)
I don't have the 770 with me now, so the details have to wait until
tomorrow. I'll try with several differently encoded videos.
It looks like some
And the quest continues...
Updating: Last week I finally found an US citizen who could buy the N800 and
ship it to my friend in Norden, California. But there was a little problem
with the credit card (again!) and the order fail. So I called Nokia to
cancel the order e everything went ok.
Now that
On 4/12/07, Kalle Valo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ext Frantisek Dufka [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also I changed WLAN PSM timeout to 200ms in OS2007 on n770 so maybe
it is even better for networking then with OS2006.
It makes a big difference. Especially if you have Jabber presence on,
but I
I'm not a maemo user yet, but a prospective maemo user.
I have several questions, which I'll ask in separate messages.
Is it possible to use a USB keyboard with the Nokis N770 or N800?
-- hendrik
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I'm not (yet) a maemo user, but a prospective one.
Does the software development environment actually run on the Nokis 770
or 800, or is it necessary to cross-compile from another Linux machine
(such as one of my my Debian etch PCs)
-- hendrik
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Yes. I use a portable stowaway with excellent results. Others use the
Nokia Bluetooth keyboard. The main difference between the two is the fifth
row for the stowaway and, I believe, dedicated keys on the Nokia keyboard.
Nick Shaw.
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On Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 11:22:02AM -0600, Dr. Nicholas Shaw wrote:
Yes. I use a portable stowaway with excellent results. Others use the
Nokia Bluetooth keyboard. The main difference between the two is the fifth
row for the stowaway and, I believe, dedicated keys on the Nokia keyboard.
Neither the 770 or n800 support USB host mode out-of-box. For the 770[1],
you can use a USB hub and power injector to get working USB support for USB
devices. I don't believe this is possible for the n800... at least not yet.
The keyboard Nick is talking about is a bluetooth keyboard. There is
FWIW, my globalsat BT-359 GPS linked via bluetooth to my N800 running
maemo mapper on during a whole Paris-Toulouse-Castres TGV (high speed
train) trip ran on one charge taking 19910 data points from
2007-04-06T08:25:02+02:00 to 2007-04-06T15:11:46+02:00 so a bit less
than 7 hours, resulting .gpx
All,
fyi. Here is the url to yet another recent entrant (the TabletKiosk
TufTab v7112XT rugged UMPC) into the UMPC market and, in this case, the
supplier will. optionally supply, Linux, Microsoft Windows, or no OS:
http://www.pocketables.net/2007/03/tabletkiosk_tuf.html#more
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Best
Acadia Secure Networks schrieb:
All,
fyi. Here is the url to yet another recent entrant (the TabletKiosk
TufTab v7112XT rugged UMPC) into the UMPC market and, in this case, the
supplier will. optionally supply, Linux, Microsoft Windows, or no OS:
Hello,
I just had a trip to Frankfurt for my company and took the N800 with me. I
used it to map the road and a colleague used it to browse the web for a
second (ebay). I looked at the screen from time to time, ... The trip took
around 3 hours, but I also used it during the evening to get
On Sun, 2007-04-08 at 14:43 -0400, Jonathan Greene wrote:
I know 4GB is not even officially supported yet, but imagine the 16GB
possibilities with 2 8GB SDHC cards... Movies, Music, Photos - more
ebooks than you could probably even consider reading!
2x2GB=4GB = 16 hours of video already
All,
I found the following bluetooth keyboard at the Tabletkiosk www site. It
looks like it may be rebadged/relogoed product of another supplier so
their might be nothing new here:
Also, for those considering the Igo Thinkoutside Bluetooth keyboard,
here is the url to a video that
Hanno,
I know that. What is special is that the supplier is going to support
both LInux as well as, apparently, a bare hardware option (i.e. no O.S.)
thus saving the customer the cost of something that they don't
want/need. In the same vein, Dell, in response to many requests, is
going to
Voted! Agree not having headset profile is major.
On 4/12/07, Laurent GUERBY [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 2007-04-08 at 14:43 -0400, Jonathan Greene wrote:
I know 4GB is not even officially supported yet, but imagine the 16GB
possibilities with 2 8GB SDHC cards... Movies, Music, Photos
Laurent/Jonathan,
agreed and done!
Best Regards,
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All,
when I go to the application tab of maemo to install The Python 2.5
Runtime it fails with a message that 4 application packages are missing:
libglade2-0, libsdl-ttf2.0-0,libsdl-ttf2.0-0, and libgdbm3. Why the
second and third app appear with the same exact name is somewhat
puzzling, but
since updating to v3 it has not worked for me either... I went the
manual route (and was chastised here for it) but by enabling Red Pill
mode it worked. I think the terminal apt-get method would also work
as you can specify the individual files you need.
On 4/12/07, Acadia Secure Networks
were you downloading maps on the go over cellular or had you cached in advance?
I find Maemo (or perhaps my GPS) seems to think I am moving at times
when I am sitting still -- like at my desk. With tracks on, I can see
my location float a bit... otherwise, it's a very cool program.
On
Hi John,
It seems you don't have the maemo repository in your application
catalogue. Make sure you have the following entry in your list:
Web Address: http://repository.maemo.org
Distribution: bora
Components: free non-free
You can check these packages are present there in the following
I just updated my respository (mistral to bora - guess it was old) and
still get a missing file on installation attempts with Python Runtime
2.5.
libbluetooth1 (-2.19)
On 4/12/07, Eduardo Lima [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi John,
It seems you don't have the maemo repository in your application
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