Hi,
ext James Sparenberg wrote:
(this is not an official comment on anything, just my personal opinions)
ext Gavin O' Gorman wrote:
On 1/30/07, Karl Bellve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I wish Nokia would have went with thunderbird and firefox
that could be improved by the outside
Eero Tamminen wrote:
trimmed...
If you accidentally remove something you would still need (which is not
in the Maemo repositories), you will need to reflash the device to
get it back though. And I guess removing or adding packages voids
your warrantly (because those configurations are not
Hi,
Some more private thoughts, please take them with a ton of salt...
ext Scott G Kelly wrote:
Eero Tamminen wrote:
trimmed...
If you accidentally remove something you would still need (which is not
in the Maemo repositories), you will need to reflash the device to
get it back though. And I
It shouldn't void the warranty because it doesn't physically/permanently
damage the device. I can reflash to factory conditions and it works as
advertised again. I could see Nokia refusing to help (ie phone support) if
I've customized the software too much, but I would also expect them to point
I think I would just say Nokia may refuse to support such configurations
as when I think of warranty I really think of hardware and not software,
whereas support covers both. Some clarifying will likely be needed however
you say it, though.
--Paul
P.S. Just realized your e-mail address. Now I
On 2/2/07, John P. Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Warranty void if I install non-nokia packages?!?!?!? Please tell me
this is not the case.
As with all warrantees, if you do something to break it, you get to
keep both pieces. So generalizing about installing anything
automatically
My other big complaint is that the entire device has to be reflashed in
order to run the new version of the OS. Why can't they update different
pieces, like the browser, or the kernel? Since the browser and flash
player hasn't been updated, I don't think I will update my Nokia 770.
Hi,
(this is not an official comment on anything, just my personal opinions)
ext Gavin O' Gorman wrote:
On 1/30/07, Karl Bellve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I wish Nokia would have went with thunderbird and firefox
that could be improved by the outside community. Instead, they went
hi,
why not implement something like having the post-installed softwares
on the MMC (yes, i am aware of the speed issue) so that we can just
flash the what-so-ever firmware updates, and still be able to use
directly the installed software straight with little tweaking (perhaps
updates for these
Eero Tamminen schrieb:
Debian is not a consumer distribution, it's a developer
/ Linux user distribution.
I disagree that Debian is a developer or linux user only distribution.
My company uses it for production work since five years. But that's a
matter of taste, I guess.
However, Ubuntu is a
Also, on a mobile device, it's much more likely that the battery runs
out, or drops out (if user is a bit thoughtless). If this happens when
you're running dist-upgrade, you've bricked your device.
Well, not really.. you can still flash it. Or reboot from memory card
and continue thru chroot
Some feedback for the new version 3 IT2006 on the 770
The web browser (opera 8.02) and flash player (6.0.82.2) are still
the same version and still crash (as in browser closes, or
occasionally whole OS reboots) randomly with no discernable pattern
(i.e. crash on a page one moment, reload the
Simon Moore wrote:
Some feedback for the new version 3 IT2006 on the 770
The web browser (opera 8.02) and flash player (6.0.82.2) are still the
same version and still crash (as in browser closes, or occasionally
whole OS reboots) randomly with no discernable pattern (i.e. crash on
a page one
On 1/30/07, Karl Bellve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I wish Nokia would have went with thunderbird and firefox
that could be improved by the outside community. Instead, they went with
buggy pieces of proprietary code that Nokia can't seem to fix on its own.
My other big complaint is
On Tuesday 30 January 2007 09:10:19 Gavin O' Gorman wrote:
On 1/30/07, Karl Bellve [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I wish Nokia would have went with thunderbird and firefox
that could be improved by the outside community. Instead, they went with
buggy pieces of proprietary code that
On Fri, 2007-01-26 at 16:56 +0100, Martin Grimme wrote:
Hi,
I have one question.
When I have installed the Navicore software on ITOS 2006.39,
will I have to deactivate it before reflashing and after that
activate it again, or is the Navicore license only tied to the MAC
address instead of
Anders Rune Jensen schrieb:
On Fri, 2007-01-26 at 16:56 +0100, Martin Grimme wrote:
Hi,
I have one question.
When I have installed the Navicore software on ITOS 2006.39,
will I have to deactivate it before reflashing and after that
activate it again, or is the Navicore license only tied to the
Hello,
The latest OS 2006 Edition for Nokia 770 tablets is available at:
http://maemo.org/downloads/nokia_770
The release notes:
* Improved quality of WLAN connections
* Wi-Fi certification included
On behalf of the team,
ferenc
ps:
flashing instructions are in the wiki:
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