do something like this it seems
Google is already headed in this direction with android.
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that is more generally
useful than iPad (multitasking apps, background processes, no need to
jailbreak, usb host, etc.)
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is corrupt. Some time ago I struggled with this and
found the easiest solution was to back up and reformat the card rather
than try to repair the fs.
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John
all this most likely done to keep the battery drain to a minimum...
This is one of Apple's mantras, but the primary motivation for the
arbitrary limitations is to maintain tight control over the platform.
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laptops, N810,
netbooks ... no issues. I've cleared 2Gb a few times, but 5 would be
more like your only connection ...
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Olavo
how to export/convert my tracks saved in memo-mapper to googleearth (xml
to kml)?
IIRC, it looks best if you leave out labels, something like...
gpsbabel -t -i gpx -f in.gpx -o kml,labels=0 -F out.kml
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coverage areas of the partners in Clear,
including any network type. An actual WiMAX coverage map would have
looked pretty dismal.
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One more aside... as far as I could tell, Nokia was only showing off
symbian devices at their CES booth.
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Rick
The cards are hot plugable. That's why the door has a switch in it, to
give the system an idea of how it should manage the mount.
It is a good idea after opening the door to check the screen for a
moment to make sure there's no error message about unmounting the
card.
On Fri, Aug 1, 2008
guys
the fact that
it wants a data connection through a cell (wifi isn't good enough)
suggests that it might look to see which gsm towers are around.
out of curiosity I ran hcidump so I could watch the negotiation with
the cellphone. my n810 does not get cell tower info as it connects to
get
guys
So assuming that AGPS _is_ included, would that be usable by an N800
with a bluetooth GPS?
not without vendor-specific hacking for the specific gps. in other words, no.
Hmm, just installed Diablo. No network traffic when starting wayfinder
map - I thought the AGPS patch was going to
Nick
Just as another data point... I can use either DUN or PAN through an
ATT tilt. You do have to hard-reset the phone as soon as you get it
and hit the reset button when it says something like installing
additional sowftware since it is apparently installing something to
disable DUN.
I am
Nick
I installed the PAN software on the N800 and was able to connect to the
internet. Life is sort of good.
pan is preferable. On some umts/hspa phones you can do data and voice
simultaneously. Windows mobile can't do these at the same time if you
use DUN however.
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guys
a few more data points for DUN rates. these are all gsm phones in a
umts network in the US (att).
htc tilt 580kbps
lg cu500 600kbps
samsung sync 320kbps
moto razr v3xx 550kbps
I believe the tests were all using a bt1.2 adapter on one side or the
other so the lg for example might be hitting
Guys
I would like to see PAN being used for that - using DUN from Linux
device to Linux device seem pretty brain dead to me, sorry.
Just to spell out some of the brain damage Nils is talking about...
PAN is made for multiple access as a proper access point (using a dhcp
service) but using
fwiw
bluez-utils 3.25 has the best sbc codec performance yet on the omap
processor. Cidorvan Leite has been combing over generated code and
working in reorganization assembly to make it hum along much better.
:)
there's still integration to be done with maemo of course. When it's
all done, we
Andrew
the alang param can take a list of languages and choose your most
preferred language that is available. Two-letter tags here only work
for dvd, but the list could probably have both 2- and 3- letter
variations for the languages you're interested in.
is there a case this wouldn't cover?
Norman
Hacker edition is quite usable. You should give it a shot. Be sure to
turn on lots of swap and try not to run too many things at once.
No, you won't be able to use any bora apps on os2006. And no, there
almost certainly won't be anything more official than hacker edition
for 770.
Brad
Marius
That was a good idea to look at mencoder. For some reason it gets the
wrong audio track sometimes. I think this might be best for a dvd and
it works on that problematic title:
tablet-encode -m -alang -m en -2 -p average dvd://4 out.avi
Brad
On Nov 23, 2007 6:54 AM, Luca Olivetti [EMAIL
Luca
could you try -m -aid -m 0 instead of -m -alang -m en ?
the result was no audio... the audio id was 128 on the title I
noticed. Not sure if that's typical.
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Hey
I'll reask since I meant to ask on-list.
dvd://1 and dvd://2 get the english audio, but for some reason dvd://3
and dvd://4 came out spanish. This disk has csi-ny tv series...
$ lsdvd -a
Disc Title: DVD_VIDEO
Title: 01, Length: 00:40:48.120 Chapters: 06, Cells: 06, Audio
streams: 02,
lsdvd give some useful output here too.
On Nov 20, 2007 2:35 PM, James Sparenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 20 November 2007 01:30:51 pm Peter Flynn wrote:
Andrew Flegg wrote:
Many of you use my script 770-encode to transcode videos for your
Nokia Internet Tablet. This name is
Magnus,
fwiw, I was having similar problems in mm after upgrading to 2007he.
After tinkering I found a reformat of the flash card was what cleared
things up.
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I've got the sidewinder crank charger (~$30). I've seen a generic
model that looks very similar to the branded sidewinder for less
(~$10). Apparently the cheaper no-name version does not have a voltage
regulator on the output
I finally got around to putting a voltmeter on this sidewinder
David
I would also like to suggest that the built-in GPS software allow for
time-syncing the device: perhaps not necessarily a full NTPD
implementation, but even doing the occasional ntpdate sync from the GPS
would be nice to keep the clock set.
maemo uses gpsd. ntp can set the time using
Mihamina
It's possible it uses gpsd but I haven't really seen any details yet.
gpsd clients use a simple client library to talk to the daemon.
Power management of the gps is also an unknown. gpsd can close its
connection to the gps when no clients are connected, but I don't know
if that's enough
Antonio
I've got the sidewinder crank charger (~$30). I've seen a generic
model that looks very similar to the branded sidewinder for less
(~$10). Apparently the cheaper no-name version does not have a voltage
regulator on the output so the voltage varies as you crank
faster/slower. I'm not sure
Guys
I made a patch for maemo-mapper to give it menu options to load or
erase the wintec log. Much easier than the command line, especially on
a hiking trip :)
https://garage.maemo.org/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1193group_id=29atid=188
If you want to try it and you don't have scratchbox
Nicholas
Regarding music, I have never gotten the FM radio to work
fyi the headphones have to be in to act as an antenna even if you're
using the speakers.
since I'd rather have fewer wires I've been enjoying the itech
bluetooth headset with an fm radio of its own. This will be great once
the
hey
Even when they do have the profile, MS DUN performance is too pathetic
to get excited about. I've never seen over 128Kbps using 3 different
ppc devices. This was on a network that should be hitting the bt1.2
ceiling of 600+kbps.
Strangely, their desktop DUN *client* is slow too, even when
Patrick
If you were able to revive the card then it's not the same problem.
Brad
On 10/5/07, Patrick Ohly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2007-10-04 at 10:15 +0300, Eero Tamminen wrote:
The issue was not about SDHC compatibility but power management.
There were several 2GB Sandisk Ultra
Fred
What I'm not understanding is the big rush to update for a few minor
fixes, especially if there's the known potential of extra user overhead
getting the update and apps all sorted out. If it aint broke, ...
but 4.2007.38 does fix a situation that can brick an sdhc card.
Brad
guys
It takes longer to read this thread than it does to reinstall my apps.
At least it's improving... I used to have to restore sources.list
too...
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Keep in mind there are at least 2 bluetooth audio protocols: A2DP is
stereo audio for (example) listening to music. There's an entirely
separate one for hands-free headsets (like phones - do the Maemo devices
support these with internet calls?)
Not in the current release. However Nokia
James
Severe drop out problem.
Almost as if the dang thing was constantly buffering.
it helped in at least one case to make the n800 prefer to be bluetooth
master. in hcid.conf:
lm accept,master;
lp hold,sniff,park;
let us know if that impacts the quality.
Brad
Simon
Even without avrcp, a combo headset should pause the a2dp stream when
taking a voice call. The underlying avdtp protocol has messages for
stream suspend.
btw, the a2dpd and bluetooth-alsa stuff is an experiment. If you can
afford to upgrade bluez-utils, you'll find a new audio service
hey
one more thing regarding mp3 streaming and battery life. If you have a
set that supports mp3 decoding such as the itech r35 then we should
eventually be able to ship the raw mp3 across the bluetooth link. this
will require the gstreamer bluetooth plugin. this also means less time
spent in
Simon
I'm interested in moving the SBC encoding to a DSP task.
we could do more on the general-purpose encoder. It's doing some
boneheaded stuff currently that probably overflows the program cache
(long unrolled loop) and data cache (moving around memory
unnecessarily).
Brad
Toby
Just a thought I had last night, but is it possible to reverse the
polarity of the WLAN on the N800 and turn it into a small, portable hotspot
which uses e.g. an HSDPA cellphone as the backhaul?
This came up before--basically you need to be able to choose master mode in
the wifi driver.
Guys
I can also say I've had not trouble from a desktop to my wbt-100 over
bluetooth. All the lights go out on the gps when it's busy but that seems to
be normal.
It shouldn't be too tough to put hooks into maemo mapper to give it a menu
option to suspend the bt gps connection, execute
Rainer,
I am wonding if anybody has build gpsbabel on the maemo plattform. I would
want to use it to download log data from a wintec WBT-201 GPS mouse and
display it with maemo-mapper.
get it working on a desktop first... I understand that wintec changed the
protocol in this model and
doh... spoke too soon... Andy is handing out binaries for people to test but
not likely armel binaries :(
http://www.nabble.com/WBT201-support-tf3663624.html#a10236945
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given the price of that product, why is the Nokia GPS so much more
expensive? Is it simply the Brand name or is there some material
difference in GPS resolution/flexibility/performance, etc?
it's the brand name probably. every gps uses one of just a few chipsets to
receive the signal. if
fwiw...
If you are buying a new gps now, you can get built-in logging with no real
impact on the price. And it looks like wintec fixed the signal quality
problem in their data logger:
http://www.semsons.com/wiwbmu3gpsre2.html
I have the wbt100 model and I like it because it can store a log
Jonathan
I am using a treo 700p this way, but it feels a little goofy when what I
really wanted was just a simple flipphone. Also, it doesn't perform as
well as my last phone, maxing out just short of 400kbps.
I had a motorola e815 that was working great with a typical 600kbps.
After a mandatory
Kahlil
I suspect only the mp3 decoding is done in the dsp.
Brad
I have seen that the N770 had problems playing ogg podcasts, I wonder
if there is a way to optimize the apps or the codecs.
On 1/26/07, Jorge Salamero Sanz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i've tested 3 audio formats on the n770.
Hey
I finally traded up and got a wintec wbt-100 gps to use with
maemo-mapper. This gps keeps a log of tracks internally and the cvs
version of gpsbabel can read and clear the log.
I've been running gpsbabel on my linux laptop to access the log. It
would not be hard to get gpsbabel running on
david
I am preparing to replace my cell phone (on the verizon network, hence
the US-specific question).
First off, none of the pocketpc phones can reliably deliver high-speed
DUN to a linux client. My guess is that the windows xp DUN client
intentionally slows things down so the phone doesn't
Marius
If I had done some more research before buying it I would probably have
chosen the Nokia one that uses a compatible charger.
If we're doing would have then I might have gotten a logging gps. The
nokia still sort of locks up when reading gps data and having reliable
logging inside the
Guys
Don't bother with anything that doesn't have sirf III and waas. I'm
quite amazed with my itrek m3... it works indoors some places (even in
the local one-story supermarket) and it easily works anywhere in the
car, not just from the dashboard.
Brad
On Tue, May 23, 2006 at 11:45:59AM -0400,
Ville
Here's a simple video encoding script to encode videos easily to
770 format. Maybe it'll be useful for someone:
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~ranki/projects/encode770/
fwiw, I tried a couple of these with video that had no audio sync
problems and it always played on the 770 with sync problems.
Guys
_http://www.infoworld.com/article/06/01/02/01OPopenent_1.html_
I read it through, and I have to say I may have 10% of the
problems mentioned here. Not more !
I have to agree with a recent poster that the article is not that far
off. We developers love the thing because
Eero
to make a comment on the original thread... activating my 30mb swap will
cause the nokia to start displaying memory-low warnings and eventually
reboot. i'll try 24mb next.
yes, see my update at www.dillernet.com/apple
I noticed this on your site:
The only annoying thing is that the
Hi
I created two mailboxes on my 770 but can't figure out how to switch to
reading the second one. I noticed the send/receive action appears to use
the default mailbox but I'm not totally sure since I have never seen the
contents of the other mailbox.
Brad
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