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javier is offline javier
2008-02-05 , 18:54
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#21
yeah I saw yesterday where I messed up...
it was with the red pill

(I did it wrong by not deleting the http) so I figured I was at the red pill mode

and my second mistake was since I have the n800 when I read the thread, I thought the download link ;
http://kakaroto.homelinux.net/~kakaroto/n810/
was for the n810 and not for my model.

so I was installing the wrong files...

Thanks Xunil99
and yes it rocked
 
Xunil99 is offline Xunil99
2008-02-06 , 07:25
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Originally Posted by El Amir View Post
im getting problems installing tk8.4, it states that im missing hildon-libs0 and that it is conflicting with osso--af... anybody with the same problem or with a solution ?
log in xterm as root :

~ $ sudo gainroot
/home/user # apt-get install hildon-libs0
 
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gnuton is offline gnuton
2008-02-06 , 11:28
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@kakaroto
can you setup a maemo repository with your packages?
it's easy. put your deb in dist/chinook/user/binary-armel dir
and run
dpkg-scanpackages dists/chinook/user/* | gzip > dists/chinook/user/binary-armel/Packages.gz

you can also create a .install file.
if you need some help about this contact me by mail at gnuton( n o ZS p a m )gnuton.org

cheers
gnuton
 
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2008-02-06 , 13:49
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#24
It is installed. But it is very VERY slow, almost unusable...
 
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OSEmuTech is offline OSEmuTech
2008-02-06 , 14:26
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#25
Once I got it up and running last night the speed was OK. It's an easy way to transfer files from my PC to my NIT (and visa-versa).

Love the video conferencing with myself. (Me too. )


 

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flamingsnot is offline flamingsnot
2008-02-22 , 18:54
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Why can't I find aMsn from the application manager? That would be immensely useful...
 
dan is offline dan
2008-02-22 , 21:25
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Originally Posted by kakaroto View Post
As explained on aMSN's forums thread : http://www.amsn-project.net/forums/v...ic.php?p=26901
Kararoto,

Many thanks, brilliant job. Very easy to install.
What happened to the wink .deb's? They are no longer on download page.
Keep up the great work.
Dan
 
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OSEmuTech is offline OSEmuTech
2008-02-22 , 21:30
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Originally Posted by flamingsnot View Post
Why can't I find aMsn from the application manager? That would be immensely useful...
Well, for one thing it requires going into Red Pill mode to add some of the packages. These packages can't be added by default by the Application Manager.

This post by Kakaroto is a good tutorial on installing aMSN: http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...9&postcount=12
 
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2008-03-03 , 10:57
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Hi,
i am using OS2007HE on my N770.
I tried to install aMSN, but it fails, because i need libc => 2.5.0-1.
Is there any other way to install amsn?
 
rachid is offline rachid
2008-03-03 , 11:43
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update: i downloaded the wrong packages: http://kakaroto.homelinux.net/~kakaroto/n810/

the right packages for OS2007HE are in http://kakaroto.homelinux.net/~kakaroto/n800/
unfortunately it is a old amsn version.
 
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