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#101
Originally Posted by ElGatoFlojo
I noticed on boot that the kernel version is newer.
Can someone post exact kernel version as displayed on boot? I have some custom kernel modifications so I would like to know how big is the chance that my old modified kernel will work with newer rootfs in the firmware (as the sources of newer kernel probably aren't available yet). Thanks.
 
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#102
If the file is not too big, would some kind soul mind posting it or emailing it to me? Apple uses a different zoneinfo setup in OSX
 
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#103
Gee, don't know why all you guys are complaining about the time being off by three hours. I STILL can't even select my country's timezone! I mean New Zealand isn't that hard to find on the map Nokia
 
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#104
Originally Posted by henry
About the clock issue... as mentioned on the maemo developer mailing list all timezone info except for Helsinki are missing in /usr/share/zoneinfo.

To fix it, find a linux box and copy the content of /usr/share/zoneinfo to the device. (root access is needed)
Thanks, that worked. I made a directory called America under /usr/share/zoneinfo and copied just the New_York file over to this directory.

Then ran the command "tzconfig" and selected America then New_York.

The time is now correct and the Daylight Savings can be selected.
 
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#105
Originally Posted by gnuite
Well that explains at least some of the 1.67 MB difference between the old image and the new image...

I tarballed /usr/share/zoneinfo from my linux machine, scp'ed it over to my Nokia 770, and untar'ed it there, and now the daylight savings checkbox and the clock applet work fine.
same here
 
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#106
Originally Posted by Nickster
Spooky seeing the it was Andrew Flegg who wrote and hosts the Nokia 770 version of Vim - his bleb.org TV listings site is incredibly useful. Andrew, if you're reading this, do you know where I can download Vim from whilst you're recovering the bleb.org site? I foolishly didn't keep a local copy, and editing config files using cat and sed is a painful experience
The replacement bleb.org server is now fully operational: unfortunately it's about 100 miles from its data centre.

However, I've put it online at the end of my broadband connection, so my vim, sylpheed & Mac OS X flasher packages can be got here:

http://vir.bleb.org:81/software/770/

Don't expect it to be as quick, and expect temporary outages as I reboot the new server to test the bootstrap process. It'll also be down on Tuesday as it's moved back to the permanent rack.

HTH,

Andrew
 
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#107
Originally Posted by andymulhearn
If the file is not too big, would some kind soul mind posting it or emailing it to me? Apple uses a different zoneinfo setup in OSX
The directory is pretty large, I would just copy over the Country/City that you need. I have posted the compressed tar here:

http://cassarapage.com/folder/zoneinfo.tar.gz
 
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#108
I guess i will switch backwards to the previous version of the firmware for the following reasons:

- clock settings is wrong (3 hours difference(?))
- many times mail is not loaded
- powering on is not good (I have to press many times the power on button before something is happening
. when powering off the charge-screen appears (??)
- browsing web-pages takes ages
 
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#109
Did the new firmware help anyone with the notorious WLAN-problems?
Knowing they did some bug fixing in this area would be the only reason to go through the backup/update/restore-process, even though there are known new bugs; right now, not beeing able to connect to my WLAN-router, the 770 is back in its box waiting for better times. (A WLAN-device that doesnt do WLAN is not too useful, after all...)
 
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#110
Originally Posted by benny1967
Did the new firmware help anyone with the notorious WLAN-problems?
Knowing they did some bug fixing in this area would be the only reason to go through the backup/update/restore-process, even though there are known new bugs; right now, not beeing able to connect to my WLAN-router, the 770 is back in its box waiting for better times. (A WLAN-device that doesnt do WLAN is not too useful, after all...)
Actually, I had a lot of WPA issues with previous versions, and for kicks, I tried WPA with the new image, and it has worked flawlessly so far. It still silently drops the connection after half an hour of inactivity, but I don't mind that as much. I'm just glad that I can have real security again!
 
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