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2007-11-06
, 20:36
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@ Grand Rapids, MI
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Have you changed the hostname of your n800 recently via the "hostname" command and/or /etc/hostname ?
If so, make sure you add the new name to the localhost entry in /etc/hosts
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2007-11-06
, 21:14
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@ BC, Canada
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2007-11-06
, 22:31
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2007-11-06
, 22:54
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@ Montana
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I didn't. But I noticed that it had changed. So I changed it back.
Verified the host name is in /etc/hosts.
Application Manager still hangs.
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2007-11-07
, 00:23
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@ Vancouver, BC, Canada
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#16
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Have you changed the hostname of your n800 recently via the "hostname" command and/or /etc/hostname ?
If so, make sure you add the new name to the localhost entry in /etc/hosts
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2007-11-07
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2007-11-07
, 10:18
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@ Grand Rapids, MI
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Shoot. Well I've seen App Manager do *exactly* what you describe when the current hostname doesn't have a localhost alias in /etc/hosts. Happend to me on two n800's where I changed the hostnames, and I could reproduce it by just removing the entry. Oh well...
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2007-11-15
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2007-11-15
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If so, make sure you add the new name to the localhost entry in /etc/hosts