Installed fine, all simple enough. Most of this probably isn't C1000 specific.

Some applications open larger then the 640x480 screen, how about setting everything to open maximised by default. The QT options thing is bigger than 640x480, unusably so.

Default application selection is a little questionable, how about allowing the user to pick apps during the install.

xvkbd is much wider than the screen in portrait mode, resizing is a fiddly waste of time.

My CF card is shown as mounted (by the dock app), yet there is nothing visable at either /mnt/cf or /mnt/ide (haven't had chance to look into this further)

When I close the lid, does it suspend or just blank the screen?

Most of these larger apps are written this way, one would need to rewrite the app to make it smaller.
You can move large windows by holding down "Alt" key while dragging it with the mouse.

The ROM comes with a default set of application, that an average user wants. If you don't need something, you can easily remove it with the Package manager. There could be also an extra, packageless version but there isn't, I don't think it would be very popular.

It works for me under an SL-C860. It fits the width of the screen if I open it in landscape and portrait mode too. Maybe this is C1000 specific.

I can't say anything about this.

It blanks the screen.

Zumi

I would rather have something closer to a regular linux distro, you get a base and are free to add what you want. For example, I don't want (or need) a word processor. At least whats installed is listed in the package maneger (purge purge purge!)

Thinking about it, why not have the battery light indicate the is the unit is 'on', afterall if its on the mains you don't exactly care about it being left 'on'.

In a similar vein, making the email light flash on sd/cf access would be useful

I use so much alternative AC adapter that it's good to know whether it's really charged or not...

But about your other idea: I found a program that blinks the mail led when there's network activity. I tried it, it seems to be working on pdaXrom too. I will integrate this functionality in the ztaskbar when I have more time.
And maybe CF/SD activity indication too, if I find out how to do it.

Zumi

EDIT: I just forgot to include the link to the program: InetFlash

Cheers for the heads up, will give it a whirl as soon as my networking gear arrives

I've exactly the same problem and i've a cl1000 too

If i try to mount them by mount /mnt/cf
or mount /dev/sda/ /mnt/cf
i've a 'no bock device" error


cardctl find correctly my cf cards

but with the "config" option, i have really weird indications for power (about 10^10 vcc)


(all my cf are in fat16 )

It's really a shame because i love this rom and if it wasn't this problem i would drop immediatly the sharp one


PS Hi all

Here's what I've seen so far.
After exiting quake, rotate doesn't work.
When plugged into a USB host, it's not seen (lsusb on the host machine doesn't show it), so telnet or mounting the zaurus is kind of hard.
I need a better file manager, rox doesn't cut it.
xmms tends to crap out. A LOT.

try :
# mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/cf

Chero

have you tried using "mc" ?
How about xffm ?
Maybe, within a few weeks, thunar might be what you're looking for.

Chero

mc works.
And from what I see of thunar, it's very promising!

I have the same problem noted below and Chero's fix doesn't work -- still the message is that hda1 is not a block device. I traced down in /var/log/messages that modprobe fails upon trying to mount an ATA/IDE fixed disk with the message "Can't locate module ide-cs" Neither the required file ide-cs.o nor a similar file that could be linked to that name seem to be present on the system. This is immediately after a complete fresh reflash. Presumably the file is installing properly on some systems but not others for some reason. Perhaps someone could post it? I'd be happy to run any suggested diagnostics to help the developers find out what's going on.

I had the same message in the logs
and i didn't even think about searching on the forum

and i found this post

Change ide-cs with ide_cs in /etc/config and now works perfectly

usb networking is not working. ifconfig -a shows nothing, and lsusb is non-existant. Am I missing something?

I have the same problem. Ifconfig shows only the "lo" interface. If i launch the usbdconfig tools from a terminal i can read this "warning message":

Is this the problem?
At the moment i can't connect my SL-C1000 to my linux-box. Infact, when i push the on/off button of the Z with the usb cable connected, on the PC i can't read messages about the Z. On the contrary with the original sharp rom i read it.
Please help!

zeno

http://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=13680

Check out that thread.
Also, do an lsmod to make sure all of the mentioned modules, as well as usbdmonitor is loaded.