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2008-09-24
, 17:47
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#12
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When this gets up and running, I would be interested in trying it out.
Frank
Frank
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2008-09-26
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#13
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wow! nice to see such kind of topic!
my 770 is sleeping in my drawer for a long time. he is hunger for alternative OS!
keep moving, i don't mind to be a beta tester when there is a better installation guide come up.
my 770 is sleeping in my drawer for a long time. he is hunger for alternative OS!
keep moving, i don't mind to be a beta tester when there is a better installation guide come up.
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2008-09-27
, 07:03
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Hi,
Thanks for your efforts.
Two problems on my 770, running 2007he:
/dev/pts did not exist, so I had to create it as well as /dev/pts/0.
I am stuck at the installation of python2.5. There is no repository defined indeed, and apt-get fails, saying that it could not find this package.
Thanks for your efforts.
Two problems on my 770, running 2007he:
/dev/pts did not exist, so I had to create it as well as /dev/pts/0.
I am stuck at the installation of python2.5. There is no repository defined indeed, and apt-get fails, saying that it could not find this package.
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2008-10-01
, 09:10
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Thank you so much for getting this going Stskeeps!
I want to test this with my 770. Are there any known improvements on the originally-posted instructions? (anyone feel free to chime in with what worked)
It would be great if the Deblet Trac was opened up to public registration so we could all help to document this. Stskeeps, check out AccountManager plugin to simplify trac auth and allow public registration.
I can't wait to try this out!
I want to test this with my 770. Are there any known improvements on the originally-posted instructions? (anyone feel free to chime in with what worked)
It would be great if the Deblet Trac was opened up to public registration so we could all help to document this. Stskeeps, check out AccountManager plugin to simplify trac auth and allow public registration.
I can't wait to try this out!
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2008-10-01
, 18:24
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@ Warsaw, Poland
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I want to test this with my 770. Are there any known improvements on the originally-posted instructions? (anyone feel free to chime in with what worked)
Everyone is welcome to get edit rights though, it's just a matter of priv'ing me really..
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2008-10-01
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Okay, so I gave in and documented what me and aladds had done so far:
It is described at http://trac.tspre.org/projects/deblet/wiki/770Port - Feel free to try it out and comment in this thread how far you get. Warning: Wifi does not work yet, the guinea 770 managed to burn out before we got to try it well
It is described at http://trac.tspre.org/projects/deblet/wiki/770Port - Feel free to try it out and comment in this thread how far you get. Warning: Wifi does not work yet, the guinea 770 managed to burn out before we got to try it well
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2008-10-01
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Burn out? That sounds scary. Think it was deblet-related, cosmic rays, or too much rough loving by its human symbiant?
Anyways I'll try it out shortly, for the good of all dork-kind
Anyways I'll try it out shortly, for the good of all dork-kind
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2008-10-02
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Originally Posted by edrex
The latter, i think - custom usb power supply
Burn out? That sounds scary. Think it was deblet-related, cosmic rays, or too much rough loving by its human symbiant?
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2008-10-02
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#20
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I'm debootstrapping now. Assuming all goes well, how can I help with testing wireless?
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