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2008-01-08
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#181
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
N810s only have one slot so no way to remove the internal one without soldering...
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2008-01-08
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@ Eastern Ontario, Canada
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#182
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Originally Posted by Honeybadger
Sorry, I was not sure if you had an N800 or an N810.
N810s only have one slot so no way to remove the internal one without soldering...
Since it is an N810 then I presume that the swap file is on the internal (built-in and fixed) SD memory which you cannot remove. So if your problem is a corrupted swap file then I have no idea what you can do about it. Maybe if you tried to allocate a smaller swap file then it might lose the existing one?
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2008-01-08
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#183
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Nope, won't let me change size or anything...
Maybe I'll have to send it back to Nokia?
Maybe I'll have to send it back to Nokia?
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2008-01-08
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@ Washington State
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#184
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Originally Posted by bilofsky
I found that you need to use Red Pill mode in order to get Jeff Elkins' packages. Hope this helps.
@JeffElkins - I'm afraid I'm seeing the same problem. I installed your repo from Gronmayer but don't see any of the packages.
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2008-01-08
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#185
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Originally Posted by frasej
Yes, that opened up Elkins' repository. Thank you.
I found that you need to use Red Pill mode in order to get Jeff Elkins' packages. Hope this helps.
For anyone interested, here's instructions for Red Pill mode.
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2008-01-10
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#186
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Eugh. Red Pill mode shouldn't be the default fallback position - I'd really recommend you raise it with Jeff Elkins.
This kind of workaround (and I group the gronmayer solution to the repository mess in here), massively raises the barrier of entry to the NITs. Solving the problems properly doesn't really take much more work, it just requires different people to do it.
Short version: I very strongly believe all software should be in extras (or extras-testing for non-production quality stuff) which no dependencies on any packages which aren't in the default repository list, or in the same repository.
Anything less than that is sub-optimal in so many ways.
This kind of workaround (and I group the gronmayer solution to the repository mess in here), massively raises the barrier of entry to the NITs. Solving the problems properly doesn't really take much more work, it just requires different people to do it.
Short version: I very strongly believe all software should be in extras (or extras-testing for non-production quality stuff) which no dependencies on any packages which aren't in the default repository list, or in the same repository.
Anything less than that is sub-optimal in so many ways.
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