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Software / vi backspace key mapping
« on: January 13, 2004, 10:55:03 am »
IIRC, you have to put \"TERM=linux\" in your .profile
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Software / Kismet-qt and sound...
« on: January 03, 2004, 12:53:03 pm »
I did some work on the latest version of kismet_qt (2.0). It uses /dev/sharp_buz to generate beeps. Someone reported to us just before release of 2.0 that this wasn\'t working on the clamshells. Since neither myself nor Justin (the author) have a clamshell (yet!), we couldn\'t develop a solution for the clamshells. Do the clamshells still have a buzzer device? If so, if someone knows how to use it, we could probably implement this and make a new release.
If the device has simply been renamed, I wonder if it\'s possible to make a symlink to the new one? Might be worth trying.
One final idea: just before the 2.0 release we considered adding a script call in which the \"beep\" could be implemented (but we ended up not doing so). Some background for those who don\'t know: kismet_qt 2.0 uses external scripts to implement things like turning the card on/off and changing channels. When you select a \"scheme\" on the config tab, you are actually just selecting a script to execute. Look in /etc/kismet_qt/card_schemes to see what I mean. These scripts are called with a command (such as \"startup\"). We could add another command such as \"beep\". This would allow folks to implement the beeping in any way they like via the script. This should be only a simple change if folks think it would be useful.
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If the device has simply been renamed, I wonder if it\'s possible to make a symlink to the new one? Might be worth trying.
One final idea: just before the 2.0 release we considered adding a script call in which the \"beep\" could be implemented (but we ended up not doing so). Some background for those who don\'t know: kismet_qt 2.0 uses external scripts to implement things like turning the card on/off and changing channels. When you select a \"scheme\" on the config tab, you are actually just selecting a script to execute. Look in /etc/kismet_qt/card_schemes to see what I mean. These scripts are called with a command (such as \"startup\"). We could add another command such as \"beep\". This would allow folks to implement the beeping in any way they like via the script. This should be only a simple change if folks think it would be useful.
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General Discussion / SL-C860
« on: December 13, 2003, 02:51:45 pm »
Cool wbs! Thanks for the info.
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General Discussion / Does the C860 have SDIO?
« on: December 10, 2003, 06:01:53 pm »
hmm...well, you might be in luck. Shawn Gordon coincidentally just happened to mention this on the tkc mailing list today (the conversation was about SD transfer rates) and he mentioned that he thinks the devices after the 5500 have all of the pins wired. So, I guess it\'s so!
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General Discussion / Does the C860 have SDIO?
« on: December 10, 2003, 10:49:11 am »
Ah, okay; I thought poodle was some other device.
Nevertheless, based on what I had read, I\'m surprised he was able to get it to work.
Perhaps it is only the 5000 and 5500 that aren\'t fully wired? That would be good news.
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Nevertheless, based on what I had read, I\'m surprised he was able to get it to work.
Perhaps it is only the 5000 and 5500 that aren\'t fully wired? That would be good news.
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General Discussion / Does the C860 have SDIO?
« on: December 09, 2003, 09:38:46 pm »
Before you guys get all worked up, there\'s something you should look into. I recall reading in one of the forums that Sharp didn\'t bother to connect the unused pins on the SD slot. If this is really true, even if you find an SDIO driver, it won\'t work on the Z.
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General Discussion / zaurus.com/dev/board
« on: December 09, 2003, 09:31:13 pm »
IIRC, that person was proto.
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General Discussion / SL-C860
« on: December 08, 2003, 02:50:05 pm »
gullevek,
Can you confirm if the C860 can still do TCP/IP over USB even in the presence of the Zaurus Drive (USB Mass Storage Device) feature? (i.e. can you establish a TCP/IP connection between your Z and your PC; e.g. telnet; ftp; ssh; etc.?)
Thanks!
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Can you confirm if the C860 can still do TCP/IP over USB even in the presence of the Zaurus Drive (USB Mass Storage Device) feature? (i.e. can you establish a TCP/IP connection between your Z and your PC; e.g. telnet; ftp; ssh; etc.?)
Thanks!
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