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Deals and Great Z Buys / Looking For A Large Battery Cover
« on: June 26, 2005, 08:56:49 pm »
For such items I'd recommend emailing this guy:

Okuno Keisuke [kaysuke AT hotmail.com]

He's an eBay seller located in Japan that I've worked with - great shipping options and you can work with him to ask for any specific items that you want--

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WI / IL / WI / IL ZUG Meeting
« on: May 03, 2005, 06:58:51 pm »
Is this officially dead?  It would be fun to get together again if anyone's up for it - but i would imagine no one will check this for ANOTHER 6 months!

ugh, oh well!

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Sharp ROMs / Differences Between Tk Rom Versions?
« on: February 17, 2005, 01:07:35 pm »
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I have been using happily the TK ROM v 1 in my SL5500. What do I gain from using v2 alpha3?

I have also read this latest version allows to prep /home in SD. How do I do that?

(obvious newbie question..... my apologies).

Otto
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I don't have time at present, but if you're interested I can let you know my methods.  I have been happily running my 5500 with:
- tkcROM v2 alpha 3
- special zImage from derekp that speeds up SD/MMC reads
- home on sd
- Socket BT Modem Rev G

The combo is killer.  I've used (and still use) my 5500 often despite having a 760.  With my bluetooth card, I'll usually leave about 10-15 web pages up and occassionally refresh the pages (blogs and such) to read later when offline.  With the home on sd you end up with a 20MB swap file that can handle that load.

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Accessories / Best Bluetooth Cf Card For Sl-c3000
« on: December 22, 2004, 02:01:11 pm »
I couldn't say for the 3000 in particular, but for the 5500 and the c760, the socket bluetooth (rev. G) works like a charm and it cannot be stated how great it is that it does not stick out of slot.  I can leave it in like memory without ever thinking about it, but it in its case, etc.  

Highly recommended.

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Sharp ROMs / SL 5500 TCK ROM 2.0 Alpha 3 +Sahrp media player
« on: June 24, 2004, 01:47:07 am »
With the same rom version I used mplayer with the mplayer shell program (looks exactly like the sharp media player) and the xmms shell for music (looks exactly like winamp with different skins).  

I would suggest doing the same, as I had problems with the sharp media player as well.

It's been a while since I grabbed the files that I use so I don't have links handy, but I can get the versions for each that I've gotten working if you're interested.

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Accessories / Prefered SD card
« on: June 13, 2004, 04:06:09 pm »
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The sandisk reports are HORRIBLE, no wonder they are always on sale.


One thing to note with those Sandisk cards is that I think that list is dated, and the latest ones seem to work better.  It may be telling though, that many of those that complained about Sandisk cards were using cards around the time of those reviews!

My Sandisk 256 card is from China with the code AR0310NC, which is later than the list.  The closest numbers in that list and their corresponding compatibility:
Brand | Capacity | Code on back of card | Made in.. | Works Y/N | No. of Users | Problems / Notes
Sandisk 256mb AR0307NC China Y 2  
Sandisk 256mb AR0307NS China Y 45  
Sandisk 256mb AR0308NC China Y 18  
Sandisk 256mb AR0309NC China Y 1

So, perhaps issues were cleared up...?

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Deals and Great Z Buys / Viking 512 SD card $85.99 after rebate
« on: June 10, 2004, 10:25:42 am »
I have this card and it works great - I\'ve used it since September 2003-

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General Discussion / PDA\'s in general
« on: June 10, 2004, 09:48:32 am »
Here\'s a nice case that I bought that allows you to achieve this (leave the cxxx in portrait mode):

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=3089634362

It adds a little bulk to the pda (cxxx fits snug/perfect, though) and it has an extremely soft interior for screen protection.  Add a screen protector and there you go...

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General Discussion / Who are you and where are you from?
« on: June 04, 2004, 08:19:18 pm »
here goes-
nate from chicago; it security/audit consultant

gear consists of:
- 5500 (tkcrom 2.0 or OZ)with 256/512 x 2 sd; 512 cf; sandisk wifi; buffalo wifi; socket bluetooth rev G; sharp camera; haicom GPS cf
- sigmarion III
- soon to have c760

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General Discussion / Will you use the "new" Sharp devnet?
« on: May 27, 2004, 04:38:38 pm »
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\"if they care then I do\" and I\'ll have to see what they come up with. I have one acid test though: whether or not they will have someone actually interacting with us. If not, they can forget it.  

 
The only problem with this is that you don\'t know that they will continue to care tomorrow!  They seemed to really care about the community, they had Spencer working with the community, and suddenly they decided to go another route - namely, all that WE had contributed to their site would suddenly be removed with no warning.  I could see them pulling a jeckyl/hyde again VERY easily.

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General Discussion / Will you use the "new" Sharp devnet?
« on: May 27, 2004, 01:29:27 am »
I absolutely reward trustworthiness.  Not only is this site trustworthy, the webmaster/mods are open to the point of self-deprecating humor.  You gotta love that!   I can certainly relate.  No matter what they offer on their site, they won\'t get me (or anyone else I\'d bet) back.  So much good info went down with that ship needlessly...

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the absense of ka/pi is all that has kept me from ko/pi. No real point in ko/pi (for me) if I still have to use qtopia for half my synking.


Agreed... eagerly awaiting ka/pi!  Until then, I manage

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Site Suggestions, Requests, and Updates / 2 million hits
« on: May 24, 2004, 04:57:30 pm »
Great site!  Good timing as well; I know it was around for a while before DevNet sunk into oblivion, but for me it was like you pulled your boat up and layed the drawbridge down just as the bubbles were rising...

Glad to see that you\'ve cornered the market.  Hopefully it\'s the start of a long and bright future for ZUG!

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General Discussion / SL 700 Vs 5500
« on: May 24, 2004, 01:06:37 pm »
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In the end it wasn\'t going to be that cheap @ £150, so I decided against taking the impulse.  

 
Must agree - that amount plus your 5500 is TOO much IMO.  I guess \"cheap\" is a relative term and we all drew our conclusions on different definitions...

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Thanks for the correction, Tumnus - I\'m still limited to the 5500 running tkcROM...

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