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kermit |
2012-03-06
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#11
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i don't know. I'am not the developer, only an interested user.
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2012-03-06
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#12
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Originally Posted by kermit
Again beaten with the reporting!
bug filed at
https://harmattan-bugs.nokia.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1097
so I hope it will be fixed soon.
Thanks
Had this thread bookmarked & was about to lodge.
Thanks for saving me 5-min
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2012-08-03
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@ UK
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#13
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Just tried this on PR1.3 and seems bug is still present 
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2012-08-03
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thank you very much for the information. I still have PR 1.2. Frankly speaking I have not so much hope to see that bug fixed. The big ship changed the direction;-(
Anyway, the N9 is a wonderful piece of hardware, and all the engaged coders made a real great job. Thanks again and have a nice weekend.
Anyway, the N9 is a wonderful piece of hardware, and all the engaged coders made a real great job. Thanks again and have a nice weekend.
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2012-09-23
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#15
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This is in case someone finds this and doesn't know what to do. I found this on the web somewhere and the answer is really quite obvious when you think about it. Anyway that's what the guy said who posted this piece of code originally, which I'm now reposting here..
As root:
As root:
Code:
chmod a+x /proc/timer_stats
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2012-10-22
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@ Vicenza (Italy)
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#16
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Originally Posted by independent
Since it is a write problem, I think the right answer is (as root):
This is in case someone finds this and doesn't know what to do. I found this on the web somewhere and the answer is really quite obvious when you think about it. Anyway that's what the guy said who posted this piece of code originally, which I'm now reposting here..
As root:
Code:chmod a+x /proc/timer_stats
Code:
chmod a+w /proc/timer_stats
Bye
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