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	int_ua	2013-02-05 , 03:23
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Last for today:

Code:

key <FK07> { type= "FOUR_LEVEL", [ F7, F7, XF86Switch_VT_1, XF86Switch_VT_1 ] };

in xcbcomp dump worked.

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3clch4pawlakov	2013-02-05 , 16:47
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Originally Posted by peterleinchen

I once (maybe twice, but did not know solution at that time) experienced a very similar behaviour at a place with open WiFi.
And it took me quite some time to find out: it was caused by somehow not setting up correctly the routing.
This is what I did:
put a small script into /etc/network/if-up.d/... (script attached)
made it executable (chmod +x ,..)

From now on everything worked smoothly.
Maybe it helps. Lemme know.

BTW:
I am talking about Maemo.

I tried to start the script manually after connecting to wlan but it didn't help.
I also tried disabling ipv6 later but it didn't help too( it worked much longer after disabling it but I believe it was a coincidence ).

Thanks for help anyway.

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Skry	2013-02-05 , 17:04
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@3clch4pawlakov

Would you be interested in testing kernel with more recent driver for wlan? I've had this for few days now and no-one wants to test it

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3clch4pawlakov	2013-02-05 , 17:26
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Why not.... but is there something I should be afraid of when testing untested(

) kernel?

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Skry	2013-02-05 , 17:46
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3clch4pawlakov, it breaks stuff, PM sent

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	peterleinchen	2013-02-05 , 21:02
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Originally Posted by 3clch4pawlakov

I tried to start the script manually after connecting to wlan but it didn't help.
I also tried disabling ipv6 later but it didn't help too( it worked much longer after disabling it but I believe it was a coincidence ).

Thanks for help anyway.

Hey,

did you just start that small piece of code without looking into it?

There is some capitalized part, where you need to put your ESSID. (Or just comment out the if and fi lines.)

Sorry for not mentioning in first post

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3clch4pawlakov	2013-02-05 , 21:37
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I looked into it and removed that "if" part of code leaving only:

Code:

        route add default wlan0; 
       route add default gw 192.168.1.1 wlan0

Does gw mean gateway? Because i changed it to match mine.

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	peterleinchen	2013-02-05 , 22:08
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Originally Posted by 3clch4pawlakov

I looked into it and removed that "if" part of code leaving only:
Code:
        route add default wlan0; 
       route add default gw 192.168.1.1 wlan0
Does gw mean gateway? Because i changed it to match mine.

Yep, exactly.
Once again sorry for not mentioning.

I found that out on my own the hard way years ago

Somehow the routing table did not get updated correctly when connecting to that specific AP (router).

You need to know the ESSID and change in my script and also need to know/guess the IP of the gateway (normally x.x.x.1 or x.x.x.254). I hope there is nothing left I can forget to mention

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3clch4pawlakov	2013-02-09 , 11:05
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Is there a possibility of using keyboard layout from n900 ( /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/nokia_vndr/rx-51 ) ?

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PanzerSajt	2013-02-09 , 14:43
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Originally Posted by int_ua

Screenlock button quick hack:
add these lines to /etc/acpi/handler.sh :
Code:
    button/screenlock)
        echo -n mem > /sys/power/state
    ;;
It will wake up after pressing Enter.
But it doesn't switch off keyboard leds. PanzerSajt, what were the commands you used for this?

Now trying to make it with a separate /etc/acpi/events/button-screenlock

Also, if you've missed:
Code:
    button/power)
...
        reboot
...