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Sharp PC-Z1 NetWalker / Ubuntu 9.04 Eol
« on: November 01, 2010, 11:21:24 am »
Have you installed new versions of ubuntu on your netwalker?
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Quote from: merlin1Quote from: XE1UFOI also installed Gparted, thinking to add a Swap file to 16Gb microSDHC card. Gpated installed, but showed no drives whatsoever. I even plugged in an external hard drive, which showed up quickly on the desktop. I refreshed Gparted's devices, but still no drives of any kind.Did you run gparted as root?
Yes, I tried to run it as "Root".
Quote from: masanasjI had buy this camera for the netwalker (camera and micro)Does the directory you are trying to copy the file to exist? If not you have to create it first.
http://www.pixmania-pro.co.uk/uk/uk/813147...300-webcam.html
But trying to run cheese, and it doesn't run.
I try to do this:
http://doc.ubuntu-es.org/Instalar_c%C3%A1maras_Microdia
but it netwalker on this step:
sudo cp sn9c20x.ko /lib/modules/$(uname
> -r)/kernel/drivers/media/video/usbvideo/
response this:
root@masanasj:~/microdia# sudo cp
> sn9c20x.ko /lib/modules/$(uname
> -r)/kernel/drivers/media/video/usbvideo/
>
> cp: no se puede crear el fichero regular
> «/lib/modules/2.6.28-15-araneo/kernel/drivers/media/video/usbvideo/»: No
> existe el fichero ó directorio
>
>
> root@masanasj:~/microdia#
>
can you help me to have a webcam, for to try after to install Eriga in substitution to Skype?
Thanks
Quote from: masanasjThe difference between the two scripts? Simple - as said above:Quote from: merlin1Thanks, but doesn't the original Sharp recovery script only work on the Netwalker itself i.e. is useless if the Netwalker doesn't boot?
It's better to use this version which has been modified to work on any Linux box.
http://people.debian.org/~osamu/pub/spider-recovery
-merlin1
PS: No offense intended, but as you posted this in an English forum - the blog post would be helpful to many more readers if it was written in English.
Thanks, and can you explain the diference, please.
- original script will only work on Netwalker itself. If Netwalker doesn't boot you cannot use the script.
- modified script will work on any Linux PC, you can still use it when the Netwalker doesn't boot.
As long as the Netwalker still boots you can use both scripts.
Thanks, but doesn't the original Sharp recovery script only work on the Netwalker itself i.e. is useless if the Netwalker doesn't boot?
It's better to use this version which has been modified to work on any Linux box.
http://people.debian.org/~osamu/pub/spider-recovery
-merlin1
PS: No offense intended, but as you posted this in an English forum - the blog post would be helpful to many more readers if it was written in English.
Quote from: masanasjhow I can restart Netwalker in an USB stik?You're welcome
well Merlin1, is a too expensive Smartphone, and i can't call with him, i can't install iven one Skype ?
1. There's no official way I know of to boot the Netwalker from an USB device. It boots from the internal flash, or from the microSD card if both mouse buttons are pressed at power on. There's a "switch block" in the device supposedly meant to select other boot devices including USB, but the switches are not connected so inaccessible to the user. Here you can see what I mean: http://hitaki.net/diary/images/netwalker_an12.jpg
2. It should be possible to make/receive VoIP calls. As Skype doesn't work*, you may want to try Ekiga (http://ekiga.org/). I haven't looked into any of those though so don't know if they work (well).
*The main reason for this is the developer hasn't yet released a version for standard Linux on ARM and as there's no source code, others' chances to port it are low. There is a Linux/ARM version but it is meant to run on Nokia Internet Tablets and quite old. Unlikely to work on Netwalker. So unless the developer decides to release a version of Skype for Linux on ARM (possible considering the anticipated number of smartbooks), you're out of luck.
OK, answered my own question.....as they say "Google is your friend..."
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