Software for the SL-6000, (and feeds) Options

[PDAgal]

Works for me:
Dr Z Video Player VGA
Petite Peinture
Kismet
Bluez
Nano
Mighty Charms
tkcRace
Snails
tkcGallery
ZEditor
Zlines
SafeDee
qpdf2

Didn't work:
tkcVideo

Much better compatability than I expected. Other than tkcVideo, all my C7xx software works, and so do SL5xxx that are C7xx friendly.

[jdmoorman]

Iwong & others

I have been flailing about trying to get kismet to work, yet to no avail.
Iwong referenced a guide - where can it be found?

The application will run from both the console and the gui, but never finds anything, not even my own network at home.

Could it be the source setting in the kismet.conf file?

[Ethereal]

Iwong referenced a guide - where can it be found?

HERE

[jdmoorman]

Thanks!
Working great, now.

[AsLan^]

I'm not sure if everyone else takes these for granted but I got...

The Interstellar Flames Demo
javachess
open-ssh
tcpdump
and vectoroids

to work

nmap sort-of works, Im not sure, it says there is an error when installing, I can execute the binary and that works but it isnt finding open ports that I think are there... oic it says cannot find nmap-services, hmmm.

[AsLan^]

Thanks for the instructions for kismet...

... i do have one question though, its working from the terminal but how do I set kismet-qt to run as root ? it would be nice if that worked too.

Oh.. one other thing, is anyone else having problems with the adduser command ?

[PDAgal]

Tap and hold the Kismet icon to see a dialog come up. One of the checkboxes should be run as root.

[duffman]

If you tap and hold on the kismet icon you get a screen where you can set it to run as root.

[AsLan^]

Thanks, you guys rock.

[dsavard]

I have just tried to install kismet without success. The link to the libcap-0.7.2 library is not working and the library 8.1 is not working with this version of Kismet. Anyone is having the updated stuff somewhere and can make it available?

[flagar]

I have perfectly working on my SL-6000L:
QPDF2
FreeNote
KO/PI

About the Socket Bluetooth card rev.G:
I finally got it working following some instructions found on this forum:
- simply install the latest Bluez package + the CSR extra package
- either delete or move away the file /etc/pcmcia/bm3.conf and maybe also the directory /etc/pcmcia/bm3
- restart pcmcia and restart bluetooth
- Socket rev G is now working (I tested dialup connection through a Sony Ericsson Z600 mobile phone, hcitool scan, sdptool browse, everything OK!)
But I would like to install the openobex command-line utilities such as irobex_palm3 to beam files... anyone knows where I could get them?

[cosinux]

The link to the libcap-0.7.2 library is not working and the library 8.1 is not working with this version of Kismet. Anyone is having the updated stuff somewhere and can make it available?

Use libpcap from www.zaurususergroup.org/feed/

[BarryW]

Is there a shockwave player anywhere??

[GoLinux]

This is what I have been able to get to work:

Qpdf2 (qpdf2_no-render-2.2.1-20040217_arm.ipk)
Opie-Reader

Both work in VGA mode, and quite well, although Qpdf2 can be a little slow in rendering documents with complex graphics.

Not much, (yet) but, hey, it is only 24 hours I have owned my SL-6000L....

Now, on to a serious challenge: find a video player that can stream RealPlayer and Windows Media Player files.........

[neuroshock]

Great thread, I will gladly contribute.

First of all be it known to all that I am Linux stupid. I am probably a below average profficiency user on this forum. I almost did not get a 6000 solely because I feared my sl5500 software would not work and I would be too dumb to get it running. My fears were baseless! With the exception of Prboom, and Stratagus the only thing I did besides install the .ipk of each program was to fiddle with the icon settings. (tap and hold the icon to get to the menu)

Eliminator
Shopper
aliens
amortize
applet manager
brickout
bzip2
clipboard-applet-sharprom
construct
doom demo
drz video c7xx retail
efax
eligo
fdisk
forest-fire expansion for Strategic-Assault retail
froot
glider
hancom presenter viewer
htmlatzaurus
htmleditor
Interstellar-flames retail
irk
jack the unipsychle retail
java-jcrypt pad
java-pocket design
java-tempconv
java-wyvern
javanoid
jeode
jeode demos
jmap
justreader
keyring
Motocross retail
netactive-zaurus
opie- irc
opie-keypebble
opie-kpacman
opie-mediummount
opie-reader
opie screenshot applet
opie-tetrix
petit track
prboom
qflashlayer
qpdf2
qpe-camera
qpe-gaim
qpe-go
qpe-mighty charms retail
qpe-minesweeper
qpe-nethack
qpe-qasteroids
qpe-stash
qpe-terminalvga
qpe-tkcrace 5x00 retail
qpe-rotator 5x00 retail
qpe-wordgame
qpealarmclock
qpegps
qpsword
qswap
qtella
qtgps
rocketelite retail
scummvm
scummvm-qpe
sketches of q
smbmount
snails-demo
stratagus
strategic-assault retail
subapplet zaurus
super foul egg
tkc addressbook c7xx retail
tkc backup c7xx retail
tkc blocks c7xx retail
tkc calendar c7xx retail
tkceditor c7xx retail
tkc explorer c7xx retail
tkc ftp c7xx retail
tkc gallery c7xx retail
tkc jabber -5x00 retail
tkc kaptial retail
tkc lines c7xx retail
tkc loadrunner c7xx retail
tkc lydianstone c7xx retail
tkc mahjong c7xx retail
tkc mail retail
tkc memo retail
tkc painter retail
tkc player c7xx retail
tkc puzzle c7xx retail
tkc radio 5x00 retail
tkc soq c7xx retail
tkc todo retial
tkc trump c7xx retail
tkc vox c7xx retail
tkc zip c7xx retial
vectoroids
warp
warp fleet
WhatsuponZ
zbedic
zeecookbook
zfax
zgps
zaurus java banchmark
zknights
znester
zstyle
zaurus unit converter

Be smart and download programs from feeds particularly for 6000 and/or c7x0 models, you will save yourself a lot of greif. However it should be painfully obvious to you that almost EVERY program works with the 6000 in at least 320 x 240 and some 5500 software will even run at 640 x 480 right out of the can!

I am SO glad I upgraded to the 6000 and have ZERO regrets about not getting a c860. The usb host, second cf slot and extra battery in the sleeve, and the built in wifi are just an incredible combo. I:ve dubbed it my micro-tablet.

Good luck and good hunting!
Hope this helps someone.

NeuroShock