Jussi Kukkonen wrote:
Just in case no-one's reported this yet: bugs.maemo.org has been
read-only for four days. Below is an example of what happens when I try
to vote (at around 11:05 UTC today).
Jussi
Maemo Bugzilla has always been ready-only as far as Maemo.org/Nokia.com are
Scott Carr wrote:
You mean on the SDCard? I am talking about the internal memory that
comes with the device.
Is there a Write Protect tab for the internal memory?
There is no write protect tab for the internal memory - it becomes read-only
when the FAT filesystem is corrupted in some
Eero Tamminen wrote:
I can't imagine those fixes are in the current software, or anything close
to them as a few weeks ago I performed an idle run-down test on an N800 with
2.2007.50-2 (a freshly flashed device with no configuration changes
whatsoever,
I.e. you didn't restore a backup,
Randall wrote:
I've heard of this problem but no real reason nor fix.
Anyone have any ideas?
I had this problem on an N800 and I *think* the problem went away after I
reflashed it two or three times, but I've now stopped using the N800 so I
really can't say for sure this fixed the problem
Igor Stoppa wrote:
On Thu, 2008-02-14 at 14:08 +0100, ext Frantisek Dufka wrote:
Igor Stoppa wrote:
n800: 18 days
n810: 27 days
Impressive, any details where the savings were done? Is this strictly HW
related and the n800 has same OS2008 version as N810?
it's both hw and sw; the sw part is
Marius Gedminas wrote:
On the other hand, I'd be happy to see Gaim moved into a category of its
own, because I dislike how its 37 plugins locales clutter up my
application list. Maybe it's the same with Canola?
Is it possible to for the Application Manager to support a hierarchy, ie.
Michael R. Head wrote:
I have OS2008 Version 1.2007.42-19 installed.
Try flashing with the latest version of OS 2008 - version 2.2007.50-2
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mihai wrote:
I have used the discount code, but nokia WANT BACK the device. what is
going on.
QUIMM please, i’ve put a friend of mine in trouble to get it and now
it’s difficult to return it
I would suggest you ignore Nokia, the same way they ignore us.
Levi Bard wrote:
I intend to get rid of my repository and get everything I need available
from Extras.
I agree with and applaud this method.
More applause from here! :)
We can only help ourselves by attempting to strictly enforce the use of Extras
in preference to third-party
Jussi Kukkonen wrote:
Andrew already brought up the too-many-repositories problem, maybe I
should revitalize the other repository discussion: The
application-categories-are-useless one.
I can only see this being solved by two things:
1. Insisting on the use of r.m.o and r.m.o/extras
James Knott wrote:
http://www.nokiausa.com/A4410958
Thanks. I wonder if there's some logical reason why that info was not
provided on the download page?
Sometimes, I get the feeling Nokia deliberately tries to make things
difficult.
Because you downloaded the firmware from a site
Laurent GUERBY wrote:
On Fri, 2007-12-21 at 19:38 -0500, Michael Wiktowy wrote:
On Dec 21, 2007 8:37 AM, Laurent GUERBY [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS: on bugzilla
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2531
That bug indicates that the issue is closed and it is fixed. I
certainly isn't on my
Luca Donaggio wrote:
Same here!
Luca Donaggio
And here too. I know that me too posts aren't needed, but given the total
lack of communication on this issue from Maemo HQ I think it necessary to
demand some kind of statement as to what is going on and what is being done
about it.
The
Laurent GUERBY wrote:
- I've had three times after selecting lock touch screen in keys where
after pressing power and seeing now press HOME the HOME button was
inactive and I had to remove the battery or shutdown through remote ssh.
This is with unmodified systemui.xml.
I'll open bugzilla
Jussi Kukkonen wrote:
Not that this particular case is going anywhere in Bugzilla either.
Filed 2006-08-07, resolved REMIND and then 15 months of silence.
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=737
I filed a bug on using undocumented resolutions (I'm actually interested
in finding
Zoran Kolic wrote:
Howdy!
After few days of absolute surprise, I gather info
to post a question.
Not using 770 with 3.2006.49-2 for some time, I
found it not able to boot. The cure was to recharge
the battery. The system worked as it should. Now,
every day past noon, when I open the cover
DrFredC.com wrote:
It seems to keeps unread stuff on my n800, at least for a day or so. It
would be nice to have a setting for how long to keep things that aren't
explicitly set to be kept.
Read the bug Marius referred to... you probably don't have auto-update enabled,
or don't update
Mike Mellor wrote:
Can I reduce the size of the boot partition? I would like to have more
than 500M available for files.
Sure, 256MB should be just about adequate as the boot partition.
Also see the following thread on ITT for scripted OS cloning instructions (the
same instructions as
Aniello Del Sorbo wrote:
A tabbed browser would probably make many people happy, but I don't really
see the advantage over the current implementation (i.e. Having a new window
open for a new link). Perhaps one could see a use for the box view to
compare two rendered sites in one shot (might be
Simon Pickering wrote:
I haven't heard these HSP/HFP/A2DP headsets being called multipoint
before but I've been calling them combo sets. The interesting thing
here is the set prefers to be master on both its active connections so
it can communicate with separate hifi and voice devices in a
Thomas Leavitt wrote:
What's the default password for user? Will changing it affect
anything, since obviously the system auto-starts?
Adding a password to the user account makes the device less secure IMHO and
is bad advice - it's yet another account that can be exploited by brute force.
A
Ed Bartosh wrote:
I would hardly expect novice users to even think about shell access to
the device :)
I think if user aware of ssh she is able to understand the difference
between server and client.
You'd be surprised at what novice users are attempting, dual booting off of
MMC/SD is a
David Grau Serra wrote:
My nokia 770 has the same problem, I am trying update the software
(latest 2006) but I have the same results :-(
Any suggestion? well, keep reading...
En/na Neil MacLeod ha escrit:
Jonathan Greene wrote:
Anything like this -- http://www.flickr.com/photos
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's more you often want the server and client on different machines,
which may have different hardware and different operating systems. So
neither system will need both server and client.
And standard security protocols insist that you only run the servers you
Wayne Fiori wrote:
On 8/22/07, Neil MacLeod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I quite agree, however I almost exclusively need the server component on the
N800 - I very rarely ssh from the N800 to another machine, it's almost
always the other way around. However installing the server appears
Hal Vaughan wrote:
If you install openssh as root using apt-get install ssh you should
end up with both the server and client tools installed.
I finally got it. The problem is that it's in the extras repository (at
least for mistral) and that was not documented anywhere, at least that
I
Ed Bartosh wrote:
On Mon, 2007-08-20 at 23:39 +0100, ext Neil MacLeod wrote:
Which device do you have? For N800 it's better to add bora,
so for Nokia 770 it's:
http://repository.maemo.org/extras
mistral
free non-free
for N800 it's:
http://repository.maemo.org/extras
bora
free non-free
Which device do you have? For N800 it's better to add bora,
so for Nokia 770 it's:
http://repository.maemo.org/extras
mistral
free non-free
for N800 it's:
http://repository.maemo.org/extras
bora
free non-free
And then update repositories in AM and you'll find both packages in
Schmitt, Dorren wrote:
Just got the 800 last week. Nice device but lacking xtem and sshclient
ssh to linux/unix machines.
I have tried installing the openssh from maemo and the other ssh client
out there at the site.
Neither one will install. Any other suggestions? I can live without
Jonathan Greene wrote:
Anything like this -- http://www.flickr.com/photos/atmasphere/362764796/
Sounds like the 770 White Screen of Death...
Doesn't sound like the WSOD to be honest, as this fault doesn't stop the device
from booting. Frank sounds like he's suffering from some other fault,
Simon Pickering wrote:
i notice one thing - did you use the normal Mplayer, or the one
Jesse's compiled from http://www.guardiani.us/ ? Only the one he
linked to will let you experience a2dp on n800. Btw, check out Kagu
media player he wrote. it is good.
I certainly installed the mplayer
Simon Pickering wrote:
alsa-lib: pcm.c:2099:(snd_pcm_open_noupdate) Unknown PCM a2dpd2
alsa-init: playback open error: No such file or directory
Could not open/initialize audio device - no sound.
Audio: no sound
Video: no video
You'll get this error when a2dpd isn't running.
Christopher Marshall wrote:
Larry:
Are you saying that if I plug a headphone cord into the n800, it will
extend the antenna, resulting in better 802.11 range?
Chris Marshall
No, Larry and David are discussing FM Radio reception.
The 802.11 and Bluetooth antennas are concealed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have just checked Nokia and Nseries websites and the case is there:
http://europe.nokia.com/n800case
http://www.nseries.com/index.html#l=products,n800,accessories
Quim - you can't buy it from any of those sites. Pretty pictures though, but
they're not going to
Peter Bart wrote:
Hello,
I simply don't understand why one would want Nokia to provide a
case given all the other options. Those include Pdair, Boxwave,
Calculator Source, Otterbox to name a few. A search on ITT for cases
will show several threads. Nokia's case is simply going to be a
D. L. Fuller wrote:
Then looking for xterm in the new Application Catalog, I did find
osso-xterm-advanced and sorta figured out your recommendation of the
green arrow scripted download routine. And it worked like a charm.
Ah, sorry - I thought that (advanced) was what you were
D. L. Fuller wrote:
I followed two HowTo procedures to become root. First successfully
installing becomeroot and then getting osso-xterm 0.13 listed in the
Application Manager.
But then the install of osso-xterm fails as Package not found.
I've double-checked and my entered
Kalle Valo wrote:
ext Duncan MacCallum [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Previous ver used to give rock solid wifi connection.
However after latest firmware upgrade now find connection speeds slow
and that behind a Belkin preN router connected to 20mb cable
connection.
The WLAN sleep timeout was
Duncan MacCallum wrote:
HI,
Previous ver used to give rock solid wifi connection.
However after latest firmware upgrade now find connection speeds slow
and that behind a Belkin preN router connected to 20mb cable
connection.
Skype loads but unable to activate calls. Web browsing can at time
Andreas Poisel wrote:
There are issues with 2007SE_4.2007.26-8 and my Kingston 2 GB SD-card.
About 400 MB are used, 16052 files in 14 directories.
Serious issues at that - people now have cards which can no longer be used in
any card reader or device.
Personally I'd be a little cautious
dasDasein wrote:
When I click the installer for OpenSSH from Maemo download site, it
fails to add repository and install. I manually entered the repository,
and try to install openssh-installer I get ... Unable to download.
Package not found.
But I am able to browse the repository
Quim Gil wrote:
Sorry for missing an essential word:
On Fri, 2007-07-06 at 08:47 +0300, ext Quim Gil wrote:
perhaps 2-3
weeks
Great news, thanks v. much Quim!
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My only question right now concerning hardware is:
NOKIA - WHERE IS THE CASE?[1]
It would be a huge shame if it's cancelled, but I'd like to know rather than be
left in the dark... this was promised, so where is it?
Can someone from Nokia (I know this is the Maemo mailing list, but I don't
Quim Gil wrote:
Now, a question and a long thought for the maemo lovers:
What do you think we should do? Bring the Nokia devices/commercial
agenda also here or keep maemo apart from that?
I guess until other non-Nokia Maemo-based devices exist (mid 2008?), Maemo ==
Nokia and vice versa.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to apologize to the entire list and especially to the hardworking
N800 folks. My original questions about release of information were
misunderstood and were never intended to indict anyone involved. I
didn't think that there was anything inflammatory in what I
Fortunately a forum user at ITT downloaded the original Skype on N800 YouTube
video and has reposted it[1] - power to the people! ;)
Skype appears 36 seconds into the video - it's not very clear and quite brief
but this kind of thing (or a much improved version) would do wonders to get
people
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nice info Eric, thanks.
Open question to N800 program folks: what is so wrong about providing more
communications to the community about updates? Lot of owners being very
patient about Skype and OS releases, but irritated about the silence. Can't
we at least
Chris Vail wrote:
I live in San Diego, USA, and I want to get a 1 GB memory for my N770 (I
believe that is the MU 13 chip). Unfortunately, the Nokia US website
says Store only, and the only Nokia stores in the US are in Chicago
and and New York.
What is the best way for me to get hold
David Hautbois wrote:
Hi
I own 16Mo 32Mo MMC cards (Don't laugh please :-P )
The N800 don't detect it.
Is there a method to understand if :
- it is a hardware incompatibility
- modules are missing
- the N800 detect it but can't use it
Thanks.
David.
Try using the SDHC kernel[1]
James Knott wrote:
Mikhail Sobolev wrote:
On Wed, May 30, 2007 at 12:58:04PM -0400, James Knott wrote:
I see there's a software update available for the N800. Before I
install it, I'd like to know if the update will delete my apps or data
and if the backup will protect those items.
Andrew Flegg wrote:
Hi,
If, like me, you find the narrow columns on the new planet a triumph
of style over usability; and prefer to have content fill the browser
window you've decided on, rather than the fixed width style the
designer likes *and* you use Firefox and Greasemonkey/Stylish the
Quim Gil wrote:
Usability is not tied to fixed or flexible width, you can find examples
of good and bad practices with both modalities. Obviously our current
implementation has serious problems specially in areas like the Planet,
agreed. This doesn't mean that fixed width is necessarily
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a great discussion! Your contribution certainly helps, Neil.
Randall (Randy) Arnold
Quality Feedback Analyst
Nokia-CMO/Dallas
Thanks Randall, though I regret not chiming in sooner and possibly saving the
guys all this aggravation. I'll pay more attention
George Farris wrote:
On Tue, 2007-08-05 at 20:05 +0100, Alan Williamson wrote:
As i load up my bag one thing i am missing is skype. Cheap calls back
to the UK will probably force me to take my laptop afterall.
Is there any update to the progress of this?
Skype is proprietary, try Gizmo
Matt Hughes wrote:
E: Failed to fetch http://catalouge.tableteer.nokia.com/certified/dists/bora/Release.gpg
(Could not connect to catalogue.tableteer.nokia.com:80 (1.0.0.0) connection timed out.
This repository is your problem, and you can't disable it via the App Manager.
You can manually
Josh Smith wrote:
Where has the install file for mnotify gone? It is not in the
repository anymore.
cheers-
josh
It's still listed in Tableteer, so this looks like a ballsup rather than
intentional.
Can anyone at Nokia pass the message along and restore mnotify?
David Hagood wrote:
Does anybody else find that the Camera application is slow, and
occasionally locks up the unit?
What I see is that for the first several seconds after starting, the
camera app's update rate is fairly fast (though not as fast as the video
call app - about one-half as fast).
Sounds like you need a US-based credit-card wielding third-party that is
willing to pay for the device and either give it to your friend in California,
or ship to you in Brazil and for you to then at some point transfer funds to
the third party to cover their costs.
Not an ideal situation at
jerry f stutte wrote:
Maemmo community,
I was hoping that it would
contain the ext2 support with no journaling. Seeing that this is/was not
a sanctioned release from maemo website, my statement is moot.
That's pretty easy to install - apt-get install e2fsprogs
Q I assume it would be a
Kalle Valo wrote:
I have now heard few reports of WLAN consuming too much power. Usually
it's a sign of WLAN not going to Power Save Mode and it happens
because of some odd IOP problems with certain Access Points.
I would like know more details about this hpcfwl. I would be
interested know at
I recently had a problem with a corrupt FAT filesystem SD card - I reinserted it
several times into the N800 but each time the N800 would refuse to mount the card as it was
corrupt.
I mounted the card once (and only once) in a Windows XP PC where I could read
all the files just fine, so I
Dr. Nicholas Shaw wrote:
I’ve checked this on two computers and my N800 so I don’t thinks it’s a
Maemo issue or an update issue (as I tried it before I updated the OS) –
when I go into the product catalog and select IT OS 2007, the selection
screen appears again at the top of ALL applications
Tim wrote:
Hi,
The Subject line says it all... I've been looking, but I haven't been
able to find anything.
Thanks!
Tim
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Client or Server?
Ton Machielsen wrote:
Hi!
I have application that unexpectedly close on my n800. In the
beginning it was only E-Mail. Now E-Mail doesn't want to launch at all
anymore.
Now also RSS Reader closes when I'm using it.
I'd love to see some feedback against a recent bug[1] in bugzilla.
The bug
Eero Tamminen wrote:
Hi,
If you try this with notes and write something (or use sketch and
draw something) and then do the test-case, do you get a dialog which
asks whether the file should be saved?
(I'm wondering whether you're triggering the long escape/back keypress
which requests app to
Eero Tamminen wrote:
Hi
Ok, so the issue is that you press the Back key long (downward thumb
rolling motion).
No, this isn't the issue.
I'm familiar with the long keypress but this is not what I'm doing, and is
not what I have described in the bug.
In the bug, I'm *VERY* briefly pressing
Eero Tamminen wrote:
Thanks, I could reproduce it now. I need to press Back and Menu keys
very quickly after each other.
Exactly! :)
If I press them slowly this doesn't happen.
Agreed.
And it doesn't seem to happen if I cancel the menu with another
keypress, I don't know why.
Eero Tamminen wrote:
Hi,
I have to admit that when pressing the Menu key I usually use
a fingertip (not the flat side of thumb) because the keys are
so close together... (personally I prefer N770 keys except
for the power button)
- Eero
I guess the point is that it can happen when it
Jonathan Greene wrote:
any word on when we might expect that... ?
Or any chance of a Beta? :)
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Frantisek Dufka wrote:
Of course you won't get definite answer but so far most/all updates were
released on Friday afternoon approx. 3-5 PM CET (IMO excellent choice).
So either today or some next week :-)
Frantisek
Judging from past release dates and the corresponding firmware build dates
Iñigo Illán Aranburu wrote:
:-) No, I get the extra stylus when I buyed the 770! If you go here[1]
and to the others section you will see the three stylus pack to choose
for buying.
[1] http://direct.nokia.com/shopcart.aspx
Thanks for the link Iñigo - very useful! And after much difficulty, I
Neil MacLeod wrote:
Iñigo Illán Aranburu wrote:
:-) No, I get the extra stylus when I buyed the 770! If you go here[1]
and to the others section you will see the three stylus pack to choose
for buying.
[1] http://direct.nokia.com/shopcart.aspx
Thanks for the link Iñigo - very useful
I'd like to know when Nokia will be releasing their much promised and much delayed N800
Case[1].
Accessories for the N800 are conspicuous by their absence - for example, it's
impossible to buy replacement N800 styli and the same situation exists for the
770 so it's not a matter of time as the
Iñigo Illán Aranburu wrote:
Hi!
I have three extra stylus I buyed from Nokia at the same time as my
Nokia 770 Internet Tablet
Do you have a link? There is no such accessory available via the UK Nokia
online store, and others outside of the UK have registered similar complaints
about their
inode0 wrote:
On 2/26/07, Neil MacLeod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Really, don't you all have about 50 spares of different varieties
cluttering up your desks by now? I know I do and while Nokia makes odd
shaped ones just about any pointy piece of plastic works fine really.
John
Sure I have lots
Kalle Valo wrote:
This has been requested occasionally. It would help if you could come
up with some kind of examples where this is needed. That they I could
show that there's really a need for this. Technically there's no point
of supporting 802.1x with WEP encryption, because TKIP is already
Acadia Secure Networks wrote:
What is mildly disconcerting about this
condition is that before the battery removal/insertion but after
powering down, the system will not power back up.
Mine behaves oddly on a reboot too - I've got RD enabled, and if I perform
shutdown -r now the device
Marius Vollmer wrote:
There is going to be a 'meta' package that represents the whole
operating system. Updates to the OS are done by updating this meta
package in the Application Manager. The meta package will have
dependencies on all packages with their exact versions that make up
the
Neil MacLeod wrote:
I like the idea of being able to apply OS patches, however it sounds
like this functionality doesn't quite fit in the Application Manager
application so why not provide a separate Upgrade Operating System GUI
application that has all the checks and balances you need built
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or prehaps that we do not have a problem but a variety of personal
preferences that lead us to the usual can't suit them all situation ;)
--jakub
I'd like to meet the real people who gave feedback on the N800 - not only
have they given away the vital hard-case, but
Eero Tamminen wrote:
Hi,
Personally, I just avoid sites which consistently include Flash done by
idiots. Maybe you could complain to the sites hosting them that they
tried to do a denial-of-service attack against your machine? :-)))
PS. It would be nice to have something like noscript for
Bastien Nocera wrote:
Do you see any console joypads from Sony or Microsoft with the arrows on
the left, and main buttons on the right?
No, and I bet they're real fun to play for lefties. :) Does that mean it's
right, er, correct though?
I do remember the old Atari Lynx worked for both left
Larry Battraw wrote:
Any battery/cell [1] can be overcharged, particularly Lithiums as
they cannot tolerate overcharge without potentially dire consequences.
I thought Lithium cells came with protection circuits to prevent over charging?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not sure about that easily in your post, I bet people are actually
sweating over every fraction of FPS improvement ;)
--jakub
I hope so. Today I tried to read an article on www.theregister.co.uk and this site is
unfortunately floating a Flash-based advert over the
Jon Smirl wrote:
On 2/12/07, Neil MacLeod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not sure about that easily in your post, I bet people are actually
sweating over every fraction of FPS improvement ;)
--jakub
I hope so. Today I tried to read an article on www.theregister.co.uk
Ted Zlatanov wrote:
The N800 successor should have a scroll wheel on the side. It would
make 90% of my daily stylus use (while browsing the web and reading
RSS feeds) unnecessary. Unlike the D pad, scrolling should be purely
a mouse button 4/5 operation, not move to the next link OR the next
Richard Pickler wrote:
The second time, I was installing some packages I built myself, and it
crashed, which I could not recover from. (this one I'll take the blame
for).
Why should you take the blame? This is a consumer oriented device and software
installation is promoted as a user feature
Jon Smirl wrote:
There is a significant application area being missed by not having two
power settings. When you get to your desk and plug the device in it
should, if you configure it to, leave the screen on and run a screen
saver type application. This screen saver could work as a clock, music
Jonathan Greene wrote:
This is exactly what Windows Mobile allows. There are quite a few
things Win Mobile does right that the Nokia seems to have eschewed.
Timed power management profiles might be a good idea too - screensaver
at work, blank screen at home etc. for faster charging etc.
I'll
Jon Smirl wrote:
Is the N800 smart enough to know when it is on AC and not blank the
display? The N770 didn't appear to have this feature. The clock could
be set as a screen saver when on AC power.
I think it's a mistake that there is only one set of power management timeouts
- there should
Josh Harrison wrote:
Ok all, I bought and stuck a 4GB SD card into my N800 - and it works.
The N800 cannot handle formatting the 4GB SD, it formats as a 2GB card.
I stuck it into my reader on my computer and formatted it to it's full
potential, and reinserted the card back into the N800, and
Jonathan Greene wrote:
Just curious...
why / how can the device read something it can't write? Guess it
works out for us, but that's a tad either off or lame, perhaps both.
My guess is the File Manager application is simply hard wired to format SD
cards with the FAT16 file system - hence
Mike Klein wrote:
I'm in the no built-in cellular camp - for me, this was a smart move as I can
use the N800 with whatever phone I have now (GSM/GPRS) and with whatever phone I get with
my next upgrade (almost certainly a GSM/HSDPA phone).
Nokia probably took a look at the data plans
I'm just looking for a sanity check here.
I've raised bug #953 (https://maemo.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=953) which
questions why the N800 RSS news reader application only displays the most
recent one or two articles from each feed, even though each feed may have 40+
articles available.
Simon Moore wrote:
No we just chopped the end off the nokia charger and soldered to a USB
lead. I was unable to source the correct size power plug from Maplin or
anywhere else it is smaller than the smallest hence the chopping off.
Regards
Simon
Interesting solution!
I think I can wait
Igor Stoppa wrote:
Power saving is not so important when the _energy_ wasted is so little
and for an event which is supposed to happen very seldom (you don't turn
off your device, don't you?).
Igor - it's pretty obvious you use your N800 very differently to the rest of
us. Do you take yours
John P. Mitchell wrote:
Thanks for the heads up. That helps to understand the behavior
better. I just assumed I was using incorrectly some how. Maybe I should
have looked through bugzilla as well.
I only entered bug #959 the other night once it had been identified on the
Internet
Zoran Kolic wrote:
Sorry to reply so lately. I had hard
time to send mail to the maemo ser-
ver, whatever the reason is.
(Why wrap the text so narrowly?)
The eyes go downward, not left-right.
Hi Zoran
English, when written with a fixed-width font, typically contains 12-14 words
per line
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