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Quote from: cmonexQuote from: fppSorry to hijack this thread... I'd like to try this on my old C760... is there a Howto somewhere to get me started ?
TIA,
fp
heh, i'd like to know too. got a C760 here.
With a kernel capable of running Android you should be up and running in no-time. Let me know if you need help doing that.
There is a successful experience, you can look here: http://www.hpc.ru/board/viewtopic.php?t=158612 (sorry, in russian only)
Quote from: merlijust dont care if it is hardfloat or sofftfloat if it is eabi or armel or armv5te or armv5tel binary
It seems you completely missed the point of EABI, it's the new _standard_ by ARM ltd that allows you to mix hard- and softfloat binaries. There's a reason why angstrom and maemo are using it and debian wants to.
Quote from: Capn_FishBecause I, for one, am too cheap to buy new gadgets on a whim. The Zaurus is also an almost-perfect platform, and there is much work to build off of, making development easier. Plus, those people who have started Zaurus projects (eg, pdaXrom) are likely going to be loathe to not finish them.
yes, and i've paid my zaurus so high that i would not sell it for a non better device i really appreciate the form factor of the zaurus, the usb host, the keyboard and the screen (although 800x600 would be better). no device out there give the same high level of satisfaction for a so small device
anyway when you talk about pdaxrom do you talk about pdaxii13 too ?
QuoteQuoteRegarding Huawei look here. http://www.kanoistika.sk/bobovsky/archiv/umts/ I am using this modem on ubuntu and with fix working great. I did not try it on my C1000 yet.
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could you plug into your Zaurus to try it and tell us if it works ? please
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What language is that in? Translation engine I use needs to be told before it will work.
Thanks,
sdjf
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Hi pelrun, thanks for the donation! I really appreciate it. About 3 or 4 more donators and we're there! So happy!
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Well, after much mucking about,
I have a sync solution which works with an online calendar server and is bidirectional.
It uses kdepim 2.2.7 (version matters as ical definition has changed)
and thyme 1.3, an online calendar server available from http://www.extrosoft.com,
if you'd like to use my calendar server instead of installing it, send me a PM.
The beauty of the method is that changes are synchronised nicely and it's all ical so can be accessed from Firebird, Apple iCal etc...
Ok, install kdepim, start kopi (after reset) and edit the settings in >>Synchronize>>Configure
1. Change your device name to zaurus
2. Make a new profile, I called it thyme
3. Set the Profile Kind to "Remote File"
4. enter the following commands (I used wget first, then curl but I'm sure you could just use curl)
Pre sync (download)
cd /tmp && wget --user=USER --passwd=PASSWD -N http://myserver.com/thyme/remote/ical.php/2/zaurus.ics
Local temp file
/tmp/zaurus.ics
Post sync (upload)
curl -u USER:PASSWD -T /tmp/zaurus.ics http://myserver.com/thyme/remote/ical.php/2/zaurus.ics
see: http://greenant.net/portal/greenant/wiki/K...ACalendarServer for a full description and links to the package
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QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuotehttp://www.konsigna.sk/default.asp?mtc=0&c...tem&stiid=20440 is working like charm :-)Thanks. From the picture it's the same one as Geeks.com - a bit closer to me.
Is the driver you're using the Davicom 9601 one discussed above?
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that one looks exactly like the one i have and it uses the rtl8150 module. it comes in many different colours also. i got the blue and the green ones...
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oops, I got a yellow one as well...
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My WK-668 USB NIC is in the same shape ...
but it uses Davicom DM9601 chip ...
and it's in blue
--wells
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pdaXii13 5.3.4 has rtl8150, dm9601 and pegasus modules so hopefully this will cover most of the common usblan dongles...
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5.3.4 is already availalble?
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yep
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QuoteQuotei have updated net.agent to configure eth0 as well as wifi0/wlan0 as soon as they are plugged in.
it reads the config from /etc/sysconfig/network and /etc/sysconfig/wireless respectively.
by default /etc/sysconfig/network has DHCP=y so it uses dhcp, but you can change it to n and fill in the relevant details in to that config file if you want to manually set your IP, etc...
so far I have only tested that plugging in a USB ethernet adaptor works with this setup. have not tried usb wifi adaptors since i dont have one but the script should be able to handle that as well..
make sure you extract net.agent from the zip file and copy it to /etc/hotplug
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How /etc/sysconfig/network should lokk like? My has something like this:
root- more network
NETWORKING=yes
HOSTNAME=zaurus
GATEWAYDEV=
GATEWAY=
and after plug usb/lan adapter I get ip address 192.168.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0.
Where is that information comming from?
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something like this:Code: [Select]DHCP=no
IPADDR=192.168.1.2
NETMASK=255.255.255.0
DOMAIN=
GATEWAY=192.168.1.1
DNS1=192.168.1.1
DNS2=
192.168.0.1 is the default and comes from net.agent which provides default values if the required fields are missing or empty...
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