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2007-04-15
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#12
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I thought that the Nokia wifi park detector would accomplish this, so I installed it on my n800. When I try to launch and test it, though, the app doesn't come up at all. Has anyone else tested this app on an n800 (download available here: http://parkwifi.nokia.com/1,21,,,202.html)?
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2007-04-23
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@ North Texas, USA
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#14
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Originally Posted by Xyzo
Oddly, the comments show "marked as fixed"-- many months ago...
OK. Thank you for your help.
Wait & see until the next release
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2007-04-27
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#15
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Does anyone's N770 automatically connect to their default WiFi connection when switched on? Mine doesn't, but I think it used to before I upgraded the firmware for the first time (way back when). I just want to know if this is deliberate on the part of Nokia or I have a wrong configuration....
Thanks.
Thanks.
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2007-04-27
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#16
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Not to plug something I ported myself, but should be a breeze using cron. I'il give it a try over the weekend.
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2007-05-01
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#17
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Use 2007 OS Hacker Edition - it works automatically. Another option is to use DeviceScape which seemed to work pretty well for me.
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2007-05-02
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Thanks for the replies, all. DeviceScape sounds like a good option from what I've read about it - I know nothing about Linux so OS 2007 is out for me!
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2007-05-02
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The DeviceScape software really does sound interesting... but there doesn't seem to be any decent coverage within a 1,000 km of here!
What I would like to see, and what I am working on in my free time, is a daemon that automatically scans the "wifi background" and connects to any open/known AP's that are found. Sort of like the automatic connection of the N800, but this should work with unknown networks too, as long as they're open. And as long as you have permission to use the networks
What I would like to see, and what I am working on in my free time, is a daemon that automatically scans the "wifi background" and connects to any open/known AP's that are found. Sort of like the automatic connection of the N800, but this should work with unknown networks too, as long as they're open. And as long as you have permission to use the networks
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2007-05-02
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Originally Posted by convulted
How would the program know?
The DeviceScape software really does sound interesting... but there doesn't seem to be any decent coverage within a 1,000 km of here!
What I would like to see, and what I am working on in my free time, is a daemon that automatically scans the "wifi background" and connects to any open/known AP's that are found. Sort of like the automatic connection of the N800, but this should work with unknown networks too, as long as they're open. And as long as you have permission to use the networks
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