The N800 backup program is adequate for simple backups; however, it
should include the ability to backup the storage cards and provide
some level of compression. For example, I have two 2GB
storage cards.
On one I do backups. On the other I have photos, etc. I should be
able to
Dr. Nicholas Shaw wrote:
I’m interested in the community’s thoughts. I have a N800 and am
currently using gpe-todo and gpe-contacts and I tried gpe-calendar
(very short period). I sent my observations/thoughts/recommendations
to George France but thought I’d put some of them here to see if
On 1/25/07, Humberto Ortiz Zuazaga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been testing video playback on the N800. It's much improved over
the 770.
The native media player can play video encoded at very high rates,
unlike the old video player on the 700.
I've played back 400x240 @ 30 fps mpeg4 encoded
HI Sebas,
thanks for your hint... since if not because of your blog, i would
have not tried installing java on the 770 now. btw, mine works too...
together with some tests AWT from Andrew.
many have asked about using java applets.. which i myself have no
idea. it would be nice if you can tell
What are the chances we'll be able to get the ability to read DRM'd
books from either Mobipocket or eReader? I really miss this ability
and while I know there is no actual DRM on the device -- and believe
me I don't really want it either -- I would like to read some more
current books or
Hi Fabien,
I tried to play a file from Elephant Dreams which I recoded myself :
http://penso.info/tmp/N800/ED_1024.avi
mplayer crashes, and the default multimedia player from N800
can't play it all, it crashes at different moment. Any idea ?
I've just tried your clip on my N800, and I could
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:
Jakub,
Thank you for the information regarding e-mail. I'll try it out today. I
would, however, recommend including an option to 'select all.' Again, this
just saves the user from dragging across many e-mails. The option would
work for whatever directory the user is in such as the 'inbox.'
I
The unmounting took considerable time, around 2 minutes. In the past,
unmounting it is almost automatically.
Old unix sync should heal that behavior.
On top of that I got 1 file corrupted (it wasn't the one that hanged
during transfer). Any idea what could be going on and what steps
should
I would curse the day it gets implemented. I'll rather see that effort
being pushed to better open standard applications like a good OGG
Vorbis / Theora playback. Maybe even LaTex and OpenDocuments.
On 1/26/07, Jonathan Greene [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are the chances we'll be able to get
select several e-mails and delete them. For example, I subscribe to
two newsgroups and regularly receive lots of e-mails. In my
office I
scan the headers to see which are important and delete the
rest. I do
the same with the N800 except I have to delete each e-mail
one-by-one.
That's
Can you please also share a URL ?
I think it's there (google):
http://sebas-nokia770.blogspot.com/2006/12/java-on-nokia-770-simple-and-easy.html
--
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Hi,
Regarding 12- 24-hour time, I recommend, for the next update,
you provide the ability of the user to choose which they
desire.
I was kind of campaigning for that back then it was specified (when we
were making
the 770), however, not everybody did agree with me and it was not me
that was
Hi all,
first of all I have to say that I am *very* impressed by the N800, great
device!
By the way, I just found metalayer-crawler0 is eating up a lot of CPU, I
have 4 processes, and at least one is eating at least 50% of my CPU, all
the time.
As far as I discovered, metalayer-crawler is in
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Jonathan Greene escreveu:
What are the chances we'll be able to get the ability to read DRM'd
books from either Mobipocket or eReader? I really miss this ability
and while I know there is no actual DRM on the device -- and believe
me I don't
Military personnel in the US, for example, use a 24-hour
clock as do
many international corporations. Visitors to the US may see
the N800
and decide to purchase one at a local CompUSA and be
disappointed that
it uses US time.
Well, I use English language on my N93 and it does
On 1/26/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do a lot of international travel and thus like to use the 24-hour
clock, e.g. 1300 for 1:00PM, 1400 for 2:00PM, etc. This is
the first OS I've encountered that doesn't allow for 12- or 24-hour
clocks. I'd like to see that changed.
Hi,
ext william maddler wrote:
first of all I have to say that I am *very* impressed by the N800, great
device!
By the way, I just found metalayer-crawler0 is eating up a lot of CPU, I
have 4 processes, and at least one is eating at least 50% of my CPU, all
the time.
How did you trigger
On 1/26/07, william maddler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
first of all I have to say that I am *very* impressed by the N800, great
device!
Ditto.
By the way, I just found metalayer-crawler0 is eating up a lot of CPU, I
have 4 processes, and at least one is eating at least 50% of my CPU, all
the
Hi,
I'd vote for the ability to change that as even some English
people use 24hr clocks (when they can) ;)
Speaking of which, would it be that much extra effort to let
people change the individual regional settings (e.g. decimal
separator, date format). I can think of times when one might
Clearly I've touched a nerve here - I hate DRM as well guys...
I just want to be able to use my Tablet to read more than web, email
and RSS. Classic public domain works of literature and the Hacker
Crackdown are not doing it for me.
On 1/26/07, Adilson Oliveira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrea,
On 1/26/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried to play a file from Elephant Dreams which I recoded myself :
http://penso.info/tmp/N800/ED_1024.avi
mplayer crashes, and the default multimedia player from N800
can't play it all, it crashes at different moment. Any idea
You can do all this on Nokia phones... why not the tablet?
On 1/26/07, Simon Pickering [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd vote for the ability to change that as even some English
people use
24hr clocks (when they can) ;)
Speaking of which, would it be that much extra effort to let people
On Fri Jan 26 15:43:41 2007, Andrew Flegg wrote:
Apart from the fact it should be user choice, the UK does *not* run
on
12 hour clocks.
To be fair, the UK is spectacularly bizarre in most of these things,
and hence runs on both.
Computers, and electronics generally, and timetables, tend to
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Jonathan Greene escreveu:
Clearly I've touched a nerve here - I hate DRM as well guys...
I just want to be able to use my Tablet to read more than web, email
and RSS. Classic public domain works of literature and the Hacker
Crackdown are not
Hi,
This film on top of screen is supposed to be removed, it is like you
have
all screens, including monitors when you buy them, and it is not
supposed to be left there.
I kept mine sometime on there until it got scatched.
Best Wishes,
Karoliina
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On Fri, Jan 26, 2007 at 11:07:52AM -0500, Jonathan Greene wrote:
Clearly I've touched a nerve here - I hate DRM as well guys...
I just want to be able to use my Tablet to read more than web, email
and RSS. Classic public domain works of literature and the Hacker
Crackdown are not doing it
Is it safe to just use ext3 formated RS-MMC?
I am thinking about switching to RS-MMC since I work on linux both on
desktop/laptop. Will this work out of the box or do I need to modify
fstab?
On 1/26/07, Zoran Kolic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The unmounting took considerable time, around 2
i've tested 3 audio formats on the n770.
(not checked bitrates, but i think vorbis, mpc are the defaults for the
encoder and mp3 192kbps)
mp3 = 2-4% cpu usage
vorbis = 18-22% cpu usage
mpc = 94% cpu usage and sounds scratched (i've compiled libmpcdec3 and
gstreamer-0.10-plugins-bad)
so if
Hi,
On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 15:00:00 -0800, James Sparenberg wrote:
On Thursday 25 January 2007 07:39, Levi Bard wrote:
[...]
Levi,
I'm with you. Using scp works a lot better than the USB cable.
The same thing happens to me. I'm using the WLAN to transfer large files
because with _large_
Quick upgrade.
If I'm not wrong, the crawler explore the *whole* filesystem, and thus
eating so much CPU (and resources). A quick work around could be to
watch only thos directoryes which are likely to contains media files:
/home/user/MyDocs/.video
/home/user/MyDocs/.sounds
On Fri, Jan 26, 2007 at 05:58:43PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd vote for the ability to change that as even some English
people use 24hr clocks (when they can) ;)
Speaking of which, would it be that much extra effort to let
people change the individual regional settings (e.g.
Clearly I've touched a nerve here - I hate DRM as well guys...
I think you've also gotten a lack of useful responses because you're
asking in the wrong forum. MobiPocket and eReader need to release their
software for the 770, there's nothing that Nokia can do to facilitate
that.
Thanks,
Mike
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.
(not checked bitrates, but i think vorbis, mpc are the defaults for the
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.
On 1/26/2007 Jorge Salamero Sanz wrote:
mp3 = 2-4% cpu usage
vorbis = 18-22% cpu usage
mpc = 94% cpu usage and sounds scratched (i've compiled libmpcdec3 and
gstreamer-0.10-plugins-bad)
Hm... correct me if I am wrong (don't know exactly), but maybe its because
mp3 main decoding threat is
Fair enough - was just wondering what others were doing. Seems
there's an app that you can run on Windows which will let you actually
strip the DRM from .pdb files, and given that you have to enter your
username and credit card in the command to strip, it seems like it's
on the good side of the
I unfortunately have no idea ... suggest filing a bug report here --
http://bugzilla.handhelds.org/
On 1/26/07, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jonathan Greene wrote:
http://www.atmasphere.net/wp/archives/2007/01/25/getting-google-calendar-on-your-nokia-tablet
I've filed bug reports for the
N800 display seems to suffer from scratch syndrome something
fierce...anybody else seen this?
I have 4yr old ipaq that is less fubar than my n800 after only a couple
of weeks of use...no I don't put it in my pocket with keys, etc.
It is always in its sleeve when I'm not holding itscratchy
On Fri, 2007-01-26 at 17:30 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Regarding 12- 24-hour time, I recommend, for the next update,
you provide the ability of the user to choose which they
desire.
I was kind of campaigning for that back then it was specified (when we
were making
the 770),
Hi,
On Wed, 24 Jan 2007 09:40:20 +0100, Jean-Christian de Rivaz wrote:
Programing directly on the device is interresting. Maybe porting TCC
Tiny C Compiler http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/tcc/ is appropriate. I
use it all the time to do small applications on my desktop computer.
It's
I've never needed screen protection for my stylus5yrs on my ipaq and
display is just as good as my N800 after 2 weeks of usage.
I guess I'll have to examine my stylus with a microscope or magnifying
glass.
CompUSA guy threw in free 1yr replacement policy...so I'll guess I'll be
activating it
Jonathan,
Fair enough - was just wondering what others were doing.
I think the consensus is that we're getting content from any one of the
many sources that do not encumber it with copy protection. Obviously
this does limit choice of content, but the alternative is having limited
choice
Hello,
Released 0.23a, installs OK :)
I also removed the dependencies-it2006 group, people will have to get
sqlite3 from somewhere else (ie. the eko.one.pl repo) for the time
being. Also maemopad+ is now in scirocco extras repository.
Also posted simple installation instructions too:
Hi Wahlau:
minimo package is necessary only for a matter of dependencies. That is,
you need the libraries that come with minimo, but you are going to use the
default browser pre-installed in your 770. I don't usually run minimo
browser.
So you run your pre-installed browser (that is an Opera
On 1/26/07, Mike Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've never needed screen protection for my stylus5yrs on my ipaq and
display is just as good as my N800 after 2 weeks of usage.
I guess I'll have to examine my stylus with a microscope or magnifying
glass.
CompUSA guy threw in free 1yr
On Friday 26 January 2007 05:29, Fabien Penso wrote:
On 1/25/07, Humberto Ortiz Zuazaga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been testing video playback on the N800. It's much improved over
the 770.
The native media player can play video encoded at very high rates,
unlike the old video player
http://penso.info/tmp/N800/ED_1024.avi
mplayer crashes, and the default multimedia player from N800 can't
play it all, it crashes at different moment. Any idea ?
Just to compare I tried it on mplayer on my laptop (Debian Linux) as well as
aviplayer ... both just sat there blank staring at
On Friday 26 January 2007 07:30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Regarding 12- 24-hour time, I recommend, for the next update,
you provide the ability of the user to choose which they
desire.
I was kind of campaigning for that back then it was specified (when we
were making
the 770),
All,
Just so I can see how my usage patterns and view of the 770/n800 mesh with
the community I'd be curious to know if I'm alone in the way I treat my noki.
It is to me a palmtop not a PDA. I use it to increase my mobility and
decrease my load, carrying it instead of a laptop.
To
To me my 770 is a laptop replacement.
...
However I get the feeling most here see it as either a PDA (like a palm) or
as a multimedia device (ala windows mobile or an iPhone).
It's good for all those things, but there are more people that listen to
music or use a calendar than that run
Jonathan Matthews-Levine wrote:
On 1/26/07, Mike Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've never needed screen protection for my stylus5yrs on my ipaq and
display is just as good as my N800 after 2 weeks of usage.
I guess I'll have to examine my stylus with a microscope or magnifying
glass.
Why do you associate PDA w/necessarily having or not a PIM?
PDA (to me) means same thing as palmtop. I look at N800 as
PDA/palmtop...not UMPC/tablet.
My iPAQ 4700 pda can do everything the N800 can do and more (at this
point anyways). ssh, rdesktop, vnc, etc. I sure don't consider it a
laptop
On 1/26/07, sebastian maemo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Wahlau:
(snip)
So you run your pre-installed browser (that is an Opera version), and go to
the maps.google.com webpage. You don't need to install anything. If you wait
a few seconds for the webpage to download, you'll see the typical
On Friday 26 January 2007 17:29, Mike Lococo wrote:
To me my 770 is a laptop replacement.
...
However I get the feeling most here see it as either a PDA (like a palm)
or as a multimedia device (ala windows mobile or an iPhone).
It's good for all those things, but there are more people
Is it safe to just use ext3 formated RS-MMC?
I use ext2. All is done from 770, no need for outer box.
I am thinking about switching to RS-MMC since I work on linux both on
desktop/laptop. Will this work out of the box or do I need to modify
fstab?
For sure. You need another mount point. Go
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