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2007-11-17
, 16:48
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#122
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Originally Posted by jhoff80
Just reporting SECOND time this happened to me.
Has anyone else had an issue where if you lock the tablet, you can't unlock it? Ie, it won't let you press the center button to unlock the screen and buttons?
Thsi time my N800 wasn't in keylock mode. It was just in normal sleep overnight when after waking up the screen with stylus it does not recognize any front panel key presses, nor the full screen and + and - keys on the top. Only the power button works. After reboot all the buttons work.
In other words this problem does not only appear during keylock mode. It has something to do with the powersave/sleep mode in general.
EDIT: added my 2 cents into bugzilla bug #2311.
Last edited by Mara; 2007-11-17 at 17:13.
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2007-11-17
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#123
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Yeah it happened to me twice in a row and then worked fine the other times. I actually went back to OS2007 anyway because of not enough apps, so I don't know if it would have been a continual thing, or just was randomly doing it twice in a row for me.
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2007-11-17
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#124
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Originally Posted by evanjfraser
Superb! Thanks for the link. This wasn't in the N810 repository list when I looked yesterday.
GPE does work on OS2008, but you need to use the experimental dist at:
http://www.cobb.uk.net/apt/
(add "deb http://www.cobb.uk.net/apt/ chinook experimental" to your
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/hildon-application-manager.list )
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2007-11-17
, 18:24
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#125
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Originally Posted by Moonshine
After re-reading this thred, it seems that a few folks have it working, but not me, alas. I just tried this method but got an error message that said I had to be a 'superuser'...it this something relatively simple for a linux noob to attempt or should I just wait?
I tried, but it didn't help. However uninstalling the "gizmo-installer" package with:
Did let me install Gizmo from their repo via App ManagerCode:dpkg -r gizmo-installer
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2007-11-17
, 19:41
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#126
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Originally Posted by free
do you have the 'packagename' for the gizmo install, or could you tell us where to find the name? thank you for your help above.
If you are sure of yourself, you have to tell dpkg to force overwritting files.
This is a very common error.Code:dpkg --force-overwrite -i packagename.deb
Another way to do it, directly from apt-get:
Removing the conflicting file doesn't help because the list of files is stored somewhere.Code:apt-get -o DPkg::Options::="--force-overwrite" install packagename
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2007-11-17
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#127
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You have to be root. There are various ways to do this. One is to install becomroot. This can be found at maemo.org under the 2006 software, IIRC. A search for "becomeroot maemo" on google may get you there sooner though... sorry i don't know the link ottomh. btw this dpkg -r gizmo-installer method worked for me.
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2007-11-17
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Originally Posted by johsua
thanks for your note. i'd tried it twice before but has gotten a message saying the data base was being used by another program (though no other programs was running other than the xterm window.) third time was the charm. gizmo works great. now i have to find someone who can receive an image.
- snip - btw this dpkg -r gizmo-installer method worked for me.
john
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2007-11-18
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#129
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Originally Posted by jdr93
Indeed, I had to run the command three times before it worked, but it did! Removed the offending file and now I have gizmo installed. Now to go test!
third time was the charm. gizmo works great.
Thanks to all for the help.
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2007-11-21
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#130
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Just a thought for those trying to use the Ubuntu live cd to do this flash and are having USB problems - Have you tried hitting F6 and adding any (or all) of the following options at the end of the startup string: noapic noacpi noirqdebug ?
Another way to do it, directly from apt-get: