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Does anybody test the app in other device than the n810, and other OS than the OS2008 ?
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just installed on my n800 (os2008 latest) - works fine. |
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I'm with N800 too. Diablo. Works.
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bluemaemo works fine on my n800 with vista ,but can't use under my os x.
Can this app work with Mac OS? |
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i guess i should add that im using a N800 running diablo with latest ssu. oh, and im testing this with windows at the moment, and it seems that windows wont reconnect if i close down bluemaemo. it just sits there, waiting for connection... |
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is there someone else get this problem? |
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Start BlueMaemo, in the mac BT setting choose connect to a BT keyboard (the already paired n800 should be shown). |
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But it's still not working.In the mac BT setting,it shows 'No Keyboard have been found.Please bla bla bla ...' |
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I have the same issue connecting to my OS X Leopard macbook
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OK.Thanks again for the great APP!
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As far as I know you can't send files from the n8*0 to the mac and back via bluetooth, so that might be related.
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You have just increased the usefulness of my 800 by a factor of (insert Very large number here) :D
Thank You btw: post entered from across the room...:cool: Snoshrk |
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unfortunately the problem with installation on devices were Canola or Carman are not installer still is not solved. When I try to install Canola I get that all dependencies are fine and these versions will be installed: efl-core (0.9.9.043+svn36098-maemo3) python2.5-efl-core (0.9.9.043+svn36098-maemo4) python2.5-ecore (0.3.0+svn36098-maemo2) python2.5-edbus (0.3.0+svn36098-maemo1) python2.5-evas (0.9.9.043+svn36098-maemo1) python2.5-edje (0.3.0+svn36098-maemo3) And there is no missing packages and obviously these are available through someone of my exiting repositories. But ... when I try to install BlueMaemo directly from your site (or downloaded local copy of it) I get that there have Problems with installation - Application packages missing: efl-core python2.5-efl-core python2.5-ecore python2.5-edbus python2.5-evas python2.5-edje I think that package dependency definition is somehow wrong. Can someone more familiar with debian packaging system to comment what the problem can be and to help with solving it? Thank you and regards |
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I'm not sure about that, I don't have access to windows right now. |
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Afterwards no settings at all (!) were needed to get it work, neither on the desktop nor on the N800 side. It worked as a charm. Mouse and keyboard functions are excellent, I like the media button very much. It took only a couple of minutes to set amarok and kaffeine to respond to the play/pause and other buttons in bluemaemo. A couple of suggestions for the future releases: - Alt, Ctrl and Tab keys on the keyboard. - Configurable buttons Zoom -/Full screen/Zoom + on the N8*0-side, it would be nice if users could map the keystrokes they find most usable in their context. - I would also like to see what a media player is currently playing and what its status is. I know this might be difficult because there are so many media players out there, but a couple of standard players (amarok is hopefully one of them :) ) could perhaps be implemented. - As someone already mentioned, non-US keyboard mappings would also be nice. Thanks a lot for this app, I was indeed excited when I saw how good it works. For me bluemaemo is on par with these other great maemo applications like maemo mapper or canola. |
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Thanks for the suggestions. |
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Anyone got the repo problem fixed? I searched around hoping to find debs for the dependencies, but I couldn't find any.
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I've also tried it in Windows Vista, it connects fine with the HIDD profile, and bluemaemo will show it's connected, but it oddly won't transfer anything (i press G on the keyboard in tablet and nothing shows up in Vista). It also disconnects frequently. Maybe it's because I'm not using the default Microsoft bluetooth stack. Gotta figure out how to revert to it (I installed some other bluetooth device drivers/software to get Wiimote compatibility). Edit: Installing KDE bluetooth. |
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Connect laptop to TV. Watch movie. Use NIT to control remote while lying on the couch. Listen to music in bed on computer. Use NIT to control remote, and eventually shut it down. Heck, or presentations. Something else. Could someone make a video with this controlling Fennec on a remote machine? Or try this out? I bet the performance is then acceptable, and one can try Fennec out much easier. On the video using the small scrollbar seems quite unpleasant. |
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It seems that the dependency problem is fixed by merely installing Canola2. So if you're experiencing that problem, just go ahead and install the canola repo and canola itself.
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Ok, I have it installed so far, but now I am experiencing other problems.
Here is my command line output (from PC, Ubuntu Hardy) david@david-laptop:~$ hcitool scan Scanning ... 00:19:4F:DB:07:CA Nokia N800 00:1E:A3:8C:E2:37 Nokia 6555b david@david-laptop:~$ sudo hidd -connect 00:19:4F:DB:07:CA Can't get device information: Host is down david@david-laptop:~$ I also can't pair my N800 to the PC, it fails before I even get a chance to put in the PIN. In fact, it doesn't even show the PIN. Attempting to pair from my PC to the N800 also fails.. Looks like I have a bluetooth problem. I can pair my phone to my PC and N800 just fine. UPDATE: Apparently the pairing problem is fixed. I had a default pincode set up in hcid,conf, when I set my N800 to use that it paired instantly. UPDATE 2: Still doesnt work, N800 can be paired now, but I can't browse the device via bluetooth, neither can I get bluemaemo to work. Update 3: Just tested in Windows Vista, same hardware, works like a charm. But I use Ubuntu way more often, so it looks like I'm having a problem there. UPDATE 4: WTF!? I changed -connect to --connect and it worked. O.o |
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Tested on a Windows XP laptop (MS BT stack), works like a charm ! The presentation mode is kickass... too bad it didn't come out a week earlier, I could have flaunted it before a 50+ crowd :-) Thanks for a great app ! The only disappointment is that it installs, but doesn't run, on a 770 with OS2008HE (exits with "illegal instruction" on the console). Canola also installs but doesn't run, so maybe the two are connected... I'd love to turn that old 770 into a house remote... now we must bug Nokia for an OS2008HE update ! :-) |
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The processor in 770 differs, so it should be compiled with specific optimizations to run on it.
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why cant we get a proper app manager? |
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Just, fyi, the maemo.org logo with the gradient isn't valid. Use one from the trademark page instead.
The ".org" part of the logo isn't really visible, which is kind of a no-no, too. |
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Just made myself an alias for my PC..
alias bluemaemo='sudo hidd --connect BT_ADDR' So now I just type bluemaemo everytime i want to connect :D |
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well it works pretty good with my xp laptop and n810 keyboard.
Need better mapping of shift etc. This was typed using my N810 and the display on my laptop. Also - make the numbers go 1 to 0. got to get it working w the PS3 /edit tried w/ PS3 and PS3 USB hardwired to sony contoller still get pairing error. |
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And, I did need the chinook one when Diablo first came out, because they're (supposedly/mostly) compatible, and there was still lots of stuff that was only in the Chinook catalogs and not in Diablo catalogs. If that has changed, and everything that's Diablo compatible has been copied from Chinook catalogs to Diablo catalogs, then I'd be happy to remove the Chinook ones. But not until then. Though, looking at what packages I want and need, I suppose these are the only things I need to have listed in Diablo catalogs before I can dump the Chinook ones: openssh-client, vncviewer, omweather, osso-statusbar-cpu. I'll assume that personal-launcher is already in Diablo catalogs :-) (the other things I have installed, that I care about, are mcalendar, privoxy, rhapsody, and skype, though I don't really seem to use rhapsody and skype that much) I suppose maybe I will install canola at some point, as I might start watching movies on my NIT sometime soon ... but right now, PMP stuff is not really why I own my NIT. |
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Without that, it doesn't accept the keyboard for input. It will pair with it, see that it's a keyboard, but not actually work with it. |
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hmm, have apple done so to only make the apple keyboards work?
would not be the first time, as they pulled something similar with the external optical drive for the macbook air. a custom controller chip or something of that nature. |
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Hi all,
I workaround the dependency problem using blue pill mode for installing all required dependencies. Regards |
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iMac. I'm pretty sure my iGo will work with it too. (interestingly, the freedom mini-duo will NOT work with my NIT) I'm pretty sure it's a known/documented aspect of the Bluetooth HID profile, it's just not an aspect that seems to be in the open source BT stacks. |
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