I'm just curious as to the status of this near-decade-old patch? This
would be a super-useful feature which I'd use on a near-daily basis.
It appears the project made the submitter jump through its FSF paperwork
hoops, which he did, and then proceeded to do nothing with it? Was there
some issu
I would like to second the suggestion of checking for desired width
before starting the stitching, rather than allowing users to spend hours
trying to stitch an image which is too big for the jpeg library, only to
have it error near the end.
Even better would be a helpful message saying "this imag
I would like to second the suggestion of checking for desired width
before starting the stitching, rather than allowing users to spend hours
trying to stitch an image which is too big for the jpeg library, only to
have it error near the end.
Even better would be a helpful message saying "this imag
OK, so I have tried this today on my other computer and I can't
reproduce it, so it seems to be only happening on one machine.
Is there any more information I can provide?
As a workaround, I realised that I can copy and paste from a text editor
into these fields: keyboard input doesn't die comple
OK, so I have tried this today on my other computer and I can't
reproduce it, so it seems to be only happening on one machine.
Is there any more information I can provide?
As a workaround, I realised that I can copy and paste from a text editor
into these fields: keyboard input doesn't die comple
Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce:
1. right-click on the network manager icon in system tray, and choose 'edit
connections'
2. Select a connection in the dialog which opens, and click 'edit...'
3. in the 'connection name' textbox, type something (to confirm that your
keyboard works)
4. cl
Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce:
1. right-click on the network manager icon in system tray, and choose 'edit
connections'
2. Select a connection in the dialog which opens, and click 'edit...'
3. in the 'connection name' textbox, type something (to confirm that your
keyboard works)
4. cl
How was this "triaged", exactly?
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Title:
Cannot play impossibly difficult gnomine games
Status in “gnome-games” package in U
Public bug reported:
Since upgrading to 12.04, I cannot play my favourite game.
I usually play gnomine with a grid of 69 X 42 squares with 666 mines (I
call this 'bastard mode').
Since upgrading to 12.04, the "updated" gnomine does not allow resizing.
As such, bastard mode is far far bigger than
Public bug reported:
Since upgrading to 12.04, I cannot play my favourite game.
I usually play gnomine with a grid of 69 X 42 squares with 666 mines (I
call this 'bastard mode').
Since upgrading to 12.04, the "updated" gnomine does not allow resizing.
As such, bastard mode is far far bigger than
Public bug reported:
Since upgrading to 12.04, I cannot play my favourite game.
I usually play gnomine with a grid of 69 X 42 squares with 666 mines (I
call this 'bastard mode').
Since upgrading to 12.04, the "updated" gnomine does not allow resizing.
As such, bastard mode is far far bigger than
or all
> together, since the claim, if true,
> will never see the light of pixels, and if false, is self refuting.
>
> That's my rhetorical observation for the day.
>
>
> Dale Maggee wrote:
> Shawn Rutledge wrote:
>
>>>> On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 9:12 AM, D
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Hi,
I've tried many times over many years to do this, and I've never managed
to do so to my satisfaction. I did once (years ago) find a non-free (as
in closed source _and_ cost $20) Sid to midi converter, but I never
bought it and haven't been able to
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For the Conspiracy Theorists out there: Steve and I are discussing this
off-list.
For everybody else: This list will now be free of my vitriol while Steve
and I talk. Enjoy.
Steve Mosher wrote:
> Dale Maggee wrote:
> Hi Steve,
>
>
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Shawn Rutledge wrote:
> On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 9:12 AM, Dale Maggee wrote:
>> Generally when I hear the word "nazi" used, it means "totalitarian", not
>> "monster" or "mass murderer" - think of t
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Christoph Pulster wrote:
> IMO most misunderstandings happen because marketing of the Freerunner
> was focused on "mobile phone". So customers expect a mobile phone to use
> as a mobile phone. However Freerunner is a multi-purpose developement
>
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Get your facts straight...
> he doesn't use an fr
No, I don't use one, but I own one. That's the whole problem: I had to
buy another phone, just to have a phone.
> and he does in no way contribute
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/NeoTool
> -- what
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Marcel wrote:
> Am Freitag, 8. Mai 2009 14:43:16 schrieb Dale Maggee:
>> arne anka wrote:
>>>> Guten Tag, Sieg Heil.
>>>> ...
>>>> beautiful and intelligent people in the world, and your country
>>
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Rui Miguel Silva Seabra wrote:
> On Fri, May 08, 2009 at 03:34:40PM +0200, Marcel wrote:
>> I'm sorry to contradict you (am I really?), but using Nazi slogans in such
>
> I call for the rule of Godwin's Law!
>
> Rui
>
I had never heard of Godwin's
ssibly once again
enjoy participating constructively in the community.
I Look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
- -Dale
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Date: Tue, 17 Mar 2009 20:19:34 +1100
From: Dale Maggee
To: cont...@openmoko.com, s...@openmoko.com, st...@openm
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arne anka wrote:
> so, how is a globally true statement of "fit to be used as ..."
> possible?
> it might be true for _you_, but it isn't for _me_ -- so please, always be
> aware that those statemants express only _your_ point of view, not an
> obj
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Thank you very much for a rational contribution to this thread, Franky.
Franky Van Liedekerke wrote:
> On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 10:44 AM, arne anka wrote:
> Bitter much? : )
nope. he's just a troll.
>>> Before I bought My Neo, I was told
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arne anka wrote:
Bitter much? : )
>>> nope. he's just a troll.
>>>
>> Before I bought My Neo, I was told by OM that it would work as a phone.
>
> dale, you told us all of this already -- at least ten times.
Sources? I don't think it has been ten
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arne anka wrote:
>> Guten Tag, Sieg Heil.
>> ...
>> beautiful and intelligent people in the world, and your country reflects
>> that... :) )
>
> wow.
> insulting and slimy at once!
>
I'd just like to say thanks for addressing the points I make in su
nister or something. if your not
> going to contribute your just wasting everyone else's time
>
> On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 5:04 PM, Dale Maggee wrote:
> arne anka wrote:
>>>>> Bitter much? : )
>>>> nope. he's just a troll.
>>>>
> Before
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arne anka wrote:
>> Bitter much? : )
>
> nope. he's just a troll.
>
Before I bought My Neo, I was told by OM that it would work as a phone.
Once I got it and said "WTF This doesn't work as a phone!" I was told by
OM that 2008.8 would. So I waited.
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Hehe, what gave you that idea? ;)
Yogiz wrote:
> Bitter much? : )
>
> On Wed, 06 May 2009 18:09:35 +1000
> Dale Maggee wrote:
>
> Risto H. Kurppa wrote:
>>>> The community work seems to be slowing down now (because of
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Risto H. Kurppa wrote:
> The community work seems to be slowing down now (because of the
> summer?)
My guess would be that a whole lot of people have realised that their
$400 Neo is better used as a boat anchor, and put them on ebay. or in
the microw
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...An OM Device which doesn't comply with EMI Standards? :O
hands up if you're suprised.
Sam Kuper wrote:
> 2009/5/5 Marcel
>
>> Am Dienstag, 5. Mai 2009 18:38:42 schrieb Mile Davidovic:
>>> Yesterday I accidentally put my OM phone near LCD TV (S
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Joerg Reisenweber wrote:
>
> Huh, neotool avoids dfu-util?
> less +"/dfu-util" `which NeoTool`
>
> /j
>
neotool's *rootfs backup* avoids dfu-util.
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Adam Jimerson wrote:
> On Thursday 23 April 2009 03:42:52 am Ali wrote:
>> On Thu, 2009-04-23 at 10:29 +0300, Risto H. Kurppa wrote:
>> ...
>>
>>> Hmm.. suppose this was not planned to be posted to community mailing
>>> list..?
>>>
>>> r
>> Did you sto
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> I have a few questions on OpenMoko phones. I am planning to buy one.
> 1. Which is the default OS that comes in OpenMoko: OM 2007 ?
2007.2
> 2. Do you use the default OS or have you flashed soe other OS of your own?
Well, 2007.2, despite being the
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Hi,
To backup your rootfs with NeoTool:
* Make sure you have a working image on your Neo. By 'Working', I mean
it should boot into the GUI, and networking should work - you should be
able to ssh into your neo. NeoTool is supposed to be pretty much "i
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I also note that Lorn's been completely silent for the past 24 hours.
I wonder if this is because he's (finally!) realised that he's been
digging a hole for himself, or if it's just because he got pwned once
again... Or perhaps he took my advice (yeah
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roguem...@roguewrt.org wrote:
> Dale Maggee wrote:
>> This discussion *is* actually leading somewhere, though: Lorn is
>> digging a deeper and deeper hole for himself.
>
> And I'm amazed he hasn't just given up and sai
his email
address is probably a wise move.
Russell Steicke wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 04:15:53PM +0900, Russell Steicke wrote:
>> :0
>> * ^From: (Dale Maggee|Lorn Potter)
>> |/dev/null
>
> Oops...
>
>
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Franky,
As I said to others, If you don't want to read it, filter out this thread.
Personal insults are completely valid and infact necessary when someone
provokes me by lying to me and/or being an idiot.
Personal attacks are appropriate and warrant
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Ian wrote:
> Don't you start Dale
>
hehe... oh, alright... ;)
On a completely different and overly fastidious note, Isn't Eric S
Raymond's name spelled with a 'c' and not a 'k'? Please correct me if
I'm wrong, but I've never seen it spelled with a '
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I'd suggest you filter out this conversation if you're not interested.
This discussion *is* actually leading somewhere, though: Lorn is
digging a deeper and deeper hole for himself.
wim.delv...@adaptiveplanet.com wrote:
> Dale, lorn ... please, go ta
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Lorn Potter wrote:
> [snip utter nonsense]
>
> and you have just demonstrated your maturity level. Go home, your
> parents want to wash your mouth out with soap.
Haha, says he who repeatedly and persistently refuses to discuss the
issues! Wow, now y
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Lorn Potter wrote:
> Dale Maggee wrote:
>> Aah, the fun continues...
>
> [snip utter nonsense]
"Utter nonsense", again, including questions which you persist in
ignoring, and discussion of the issues with your shit software
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Ian wrote:
> QT Extended won't resume from suspend on an
> incoming call (possibly SMS as well), it will only respond to the
> event if it is already on. If it was suspended it believes that it is
> receiving the event when it is later turned on, likel
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Johny Tenfinger wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 15:06, Dale Maggee wrote:
>> Is this in SHR? If so, maybe it's worth trying out.
>
> Yes, it's standard Illume keyboard. SHR is using that ;)
aah, excellent - that keyboard
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Johny Tenfinger wrote:
> FSO has had PIM (opimd) since milestone5 (but disabled by default).
> SHR will use it in nearly future.
O RLY?!?
:D
Awesome! So there's progress being made on that front at least, that's
great to hear! SHR is sounding more a
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Johny Tenfinger wrote:
> I don't know what would you say, if I'll tell you that I'm programming
> on FreeRunner using qwerty keyboard and only with finger (for instance
> in train - PM module in shr-settings is from train and was written
> only with fi
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Aah, the fun continues...
> because just perhaps I have an insight in how one is supposed to
> actually be using it.
I think it's pretty clear at this point that the word "insight" is
completely foreign to you.
Wow, I have to give you credit - you
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Lorn Potter wrote:
"Nah, I'm not concerned with symantics, I'm all about software
development. If it appears that in every single email I've sent this
afternoon, I have dealt entirely with grammar, spelling, and choice of
words, you're actually imagin
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Sarton,
A *big* "Thank You" to you for actually bothering to take the time to
read my emails in their entirety!
> I too don't understand why some devs aren't willing to take a completely
> presented and well constructed criticism, and admit that more
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> How can we when you just rant on and on and on?
It's easy: What you do is read the emails, and then address the concerns
I raised. Things you shouldn't do include: Contradicting yourself,
telling me about the virtues of features that don't work, an
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Radek,
I'm just going to address this in quick dot points:
> you must have a problem not related to Qt Extended at all.
My issue *is* with QT Extended. You suggesting that it is otherwise
indicates that you haven't read my emails properly / thorough
opinion), etc ... we
> all now it :-) Personal attacks should be left aside here, Lorn was one of
> the major developpers of qtextended, and give credit where credit is due ...
>
> Franky
>
> On Mon, Mar 16, 2009 at 9:21 AM, Dale Maggee wrote:
>
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Dale Maggee wrote:
(Alot, handing Lorn his ass on a silver platter, with dill leaves for
garnish and Lorn's choice of Chips with salad or vegetables on the side,
Pwning him back to whatever hole he crawled from after 3 months of
complete si
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roguem...@roguewrt.org wrote:
> Dale Maggee wrote:
> <_insert previous email here_>
>
> With optimism, I have to say qte is rather polished and shows what
> potential can be gleamed from the FR in certain areas.
>
> Opti
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Lorn Potter wrote:
> Quite actually, I was using the predictive keyboard long before anyone
> on this list was, so yes, I have done this. Many times.
"Quite actually"??? Quite what? work on your english.
So you've done it, many times... awesome... I
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Lorn Potter wrote:
>> Sounds even worse than shr/2008x/FSO then - why oh why cant some of the
>> time spent on keyboards for any OM version be put into something that
>> works.
>
> Well, obviously that is only his one opinion.
>
Actually, these are
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W.Kenworthy wrote:
> Sounds even worse than shr/2008x/FSO then - why oh why cant some of the
> time spent on keyboards for any OM version be put into something that
> works.
Oh, it's ass-and-a-half-of-full-cream-dairy-milk... ;)
Yeah, I can't fathom
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W.Kenworthy wrote:
>
> Disable it - find the keyboard files and copy terminal.kbd over the top
> of default and numbers. No dictionary, and terminal pops up nicely
> instead of those brain dead ones - you wont miss them, I dont.
>
Thanks for the sugg
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Lorn Potter wrote:
> Typing numbers are not 'suggested'.
Fine, be fastidious if you must, You know what I meant.
How long did it take you to type your postal address? Now, how long does
it take on your PC?
Oh... you didn't test it? You didn't bother
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Lorn Potter wrote:
>
> You just need to add your words to the dictionary, so you wont have to
> tap so much.
>
...which is exactly why it should be very easy, perhaps even automatic,
to add words to the dictionary...
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Lorn Potter wrote:
> Just hold down on the letter you want to select. You will see a round
> 'spy glass' thing pop up with your letter.
This is all well and good, but it's for all intents and purposes totally
useless in practical application - typing
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Lorn Potter wrote:
>
> I find the 'predictive' keyboard quite usable. You just need to forget
> what it is suggesting until you are finished with the word.
> But for any language other than English, it might be a hassle.
>
It isn't too bad, but it
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Robin Paulson wrote:
> for a simple stable phone, i'd start with qt ext and then give shr a go
>
For a simple and stable phone, I'd start with a Nokia...
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Joop Boonen wrote:
> I've changed a few things in NeoTool.
Thanks for your contributions!
Please note however that I am working (*very* slowly!) on NeoTool v1.3,
and these changes may or may not appear in the new version. I am however
quite willing
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john dowd wrote:
> I've alway been able to backup the kernel partition of my Neo FR but
> not the jffs2 partition. Here's the error that is reported:
>
> Opening USB Device 0x:0x...
> Found Runtime: [0x1d50:0x5119] devnum=4, cfg=0, intf=0, alt
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I've done a fair bit of searching lately and I've not found anything. If
you find something, please let me know!
I also get it with incoming phone calls (not all the time, but "often")
Lorn from Trolltech said recently that we can expect a new versio
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Karthik Kumar wrote:
>> I know better.
I could debate that at great length, cuz it's pretty god damn obvious to
us all that you don't know shit, but I've had a better Idea - I'm just
gonna create a filter to automatically delete anything sent by you.
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Karthik Kumar wrote:
> Is that how you reply as a company which makes a phone? We can't fix
> it so go buy our competitors' closed phones? I'd expect better from
> you (like saying, yes, we'll fix it) than buy our competitor's phone.
Um... when did op
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Karthik Kumar wrote:
>(Many many trollish and uninformed things)
Karthik:
I think I probably speak for a reasonable portion of the community when
I say this:
Go buy an iphone. Put your FreeRunner on ebay. You'll like the iphone -
it has DRM and you
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Vincent Pomageot wrote:
> Take a look at what swisscom have made :
> http://www.om.vptt.ch/site/?page_id=53
>
>
>
>
>
> ___
> Openm
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Bastian Muck wrote:
> Dale Maggee schrieb:
> Bastian Muck wrote:
>
>>>> Dale Maggee schrieb:
>>>>
>>>> [..]
>>>>
>>>>> 2. The Messaging app - it's doing strange thing
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Bastian Muck wrote:
> Dale Maggee schrieb:
>
> [..]
>> 2. The Messaging app - it's doing strange things, like sometimes it
>> creates duplicates of messages, so I'll see 2 or 3 copies of the same
>> SMS in my inbo
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Sargun Dhillon wrote:
> we really should bitch out Smedia..., see below for
> contact info), and the GSM echo. I gotta say, well done. Keep it
> coming.
>
> Smedia's addresses:
> 8F., No.1, Jinshan 7th St., Hsinchu City, Taiwan
> Tel: +886-3-6661166
>
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> Dale Maggee wrote:
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>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm having a couple of problems with QT Extended (the fixed version from
>> http://other.l
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rakshat hooja wrote:
>>> ponoko.com would do it for you, or emachineshop.com
>> if you get some pricing, could you let us know -- even your desgin?
>> i am still pondering the idea of a new casing ...
>>
>>
> Thanks. will update when I get pricing. My
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Hi,
I'm having a couple of problems with QT Extended (the fixed version from
http://other.lastnetwork.net/OpenMoko/):
1. The predictive keyboard. I deleted the dictionary file as suggested
elsewhere to disable the predictive keyboard, but it still pr
Thanks!
Yorick Moko wrote:
> there are more problems: no wake on alarm, bluetooth (which used to
> work doesn't work anymore), no terminal app...
>
> hypnotize made an improved version of it:
> http://other.lastnetwork.net/OpenMoko/
>
> y
>
> On Sun, Nov 30, 2008
Marco Trevisan (Treviño) wrote:
> Rui Castro wrote:
>
>> I downloaded the code from http://git.koolu.org/ and tried to make the
>> generic image, simply executing make, but it fails with the following
>> error
>> --
>> make: *** No rule to make target
>> `out/host/linux-x86/framework
>> Just out of curiosity, how many OpenMoko users out there would be
>> willing to pay for bounties? Additionally, how many developers would
>> work for bounties? What sort of bounties would you guys request? How
>> much would you pay?
>>
I would certainly pay bounties.
The only problem I s
Thomas White wrote:
>> Your service provider should know the IMEI number
>>
>
> I believe it's also written on a small sticky label on the bottom of
> the nice black Freerunner box, but I don't have mind to hand to test.
Just had a look at mine, and It is indeed on the bottom of the box.
-Dal
Hi,
Today I flashed qt extended 4.4.2 to my FreeRunner. It seems very nice,
but there are two problems, one minor, one more major:
1. it doesn't make any noise when a call or message comes in. It
vibrates, but it doesn't ring.
If I answer the call, it works fine - I can hear the caller etc, i
Denis Johnson wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 6:59 PM, Dale Maggee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> * It's my Hard drive that doesn't support FLAC! If I used flac, my music
>> library (I guess "mp3 collection" will soon become a misnomer!) would be
David Pottage wrote:
> On Thu, November 27, 2008 7:06 am, Denis Johnson wrote:
>
>
>> ... Preferably using something like http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/ (if
>> someone knows a Linux equivalent please chime in)
>>
>
> The linux equivalent is cdparanoia. Like EAC it will produce bit
> perfect
Evgeny Karyakin wrote:
> I think this movement will apply on newly-legalizing patents only, it
> will be too much counterforce against it. Patents is vital for
> software giants, it's just a basis of their market activity and
> relevancy.
> As of recent MP3 issue, open-source community can definite
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
>
> /etc/version says 200804240820
That's 2007.2
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drac2000 wrote:
> http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Jokes http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Jokes :-p
>
Just for the record, these were contributed by various people here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/community@lists.openmoko.org/msg33921.html
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"Score: 5, Insightful"
:)
Stroller wrote:
> On 21 Nov 2008, at 16:41, Tilman Baumann wrote:
>
>> I just want to point out that I will not vote because the vote is
>> bullshit.
>>
>
> +1
>
> I when I finished reading this list yesterday it had only 3 r
Warren Baird wrote:
OM2008.9 and FSO walk into a bar. "How are you? How are you?" asks FSO.
"Buzzz" says OM2008.9
LOL!
(for once, usage of that horrible acronym is actually appropriate - I
really did laugh out loud!)
this is my new splash screen... :D
moko_bar.gz
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hehehe, it's good to see OM people having a sense of humour as well! :)
Steve Mosher wrote:
> they don't already?
> please issue a ticket. we'll fix the bug.
>
> George Brooke wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:01:47 +1100
>> Dale Maggee <[EMAI
The Best SID ever is the theme from R-Type, IMHO. It also makes a
fantastic ringtone. The only problem with having this as a ringtone is
that you tend not to answer the phone because you're boogie-ing along to
the awesome ringtone.
Other notable Sids include music from:
- IK+ (International Kar
Levy A. M. Sant'Anna wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Please, how is the best way to get the top CPU, memory and IO
> processes without add a great load to the Linux kernel?
>
> Thank you,
> Levy.
>
>
it depends on what you want to do.
usually, if I want to see what's eating CPU time, i just use top (type
Maybe these should appear on the splash screen of the Neos
solar.george
Brilliant!
1. Save either attachment somewhere
2. Use NeoTool or 'dfu-util -a splash -R -D ' to flash the new
splash to your neo
3. power down then turn on your neo
4. Laugh.
:D
-Dale
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Tig wrote:
> Ok I will bite :)
>
> Q: Why did OM cross the road?
> A: To get to another toolkit :)
>
> Q: How many OM devs does it take to change a lightbulb?
> A: Well first we need to abandon the old lightbulb holder because at a later
> date we may not be able to plug a floodlight in, bring
Bill,
NeoTool will backup whatever you like, including rootfs, to a flashable
image.
It uses dfu-util for things like uboot, and the ssh / mkfs.jffs method
method described elswehere to backup rootfs, and the images you get are
flashable.
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/NeoTool
Cheers,
-D
Mikko Ohtamaa wrote:
> Symptoms dfu-util/Neotool fails to flash Openmoko when using wiki.openmoko.org
> instructions:
>
> sudo ./dfu-util.1 -a rootfs -R -D
> Fat_and_Dirty_OM.200809_20081023.rootfs.jffs2
> dfu-util - (C) 2007 by OpenMoko Inc.
> This program is Free Software and has ABSOLUTELY NO
Hi,
Are you using the latest version of NeoTool? v1.1 and up should be able
to detect and handle this situation by presenting you with a screen
asking you which dfu-capable device you want to flash.
If you are using the latest version, please run 'dfu-util -l' and post
the output here.
Regard
Charles Pax wrote:
> On Sat, Nov 1, 2008 at 10:03 AM, Dale Maggee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
>
>
>> Does anyone know a way to determine which distro I have on my freerunner
>> from the command line? I'm looking into adding the ability for NeoTool
>> to impo
> nice work!
>
Thanks
> could i make a feature request? as there is a link on the om site
> pointing to the 'latest' kernel/uboot/rootfs to download, could
> neotool be developed further, to download it and then flash it all in
> one step?
>
> or is this impossible because a long pause (while
Tim Churchard wrote:
> Dale Maggee wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Does anyone know a way to determine which distro I have on my freerunner
>> from the command line? I'm looking into adding the ability for NeoTool
>> to import and export contacts, but to do tha
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