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2010-03-10 , 17:38
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#21
I got it that way :
I typed apt , then hit the TAB and it gets apt- , then made it look like apt - ,
went back to apt, and hit TAB again. this way i could get lxde installed.
Doesnt make much sense to use it without a good keyboard.
 

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2010-03-10 , 19:23
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I'd recommend using ssh from a pc to avoid this issue, at least while installing stuff...

Once lxde is on there onboard runs smoothly and quickly
 
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2010-03-29 , 08:31
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#23
why can i not get this to work?
how frustrating.
I can can get it to show a mouse pointer then the n900 turns off,
any thoughts?
 
hardkorek is offline hardkorek
2010-03-29 , 09:55
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#24
can, n900 wifi card,be putted in to monitor mode, working on all channels in mer?
 
vallhalla81 is offline vallhalla81
2010-03-29 , 19:20
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a simple way round the keybord issue is to make a script for the commands needed on your pc then copy them to the /home/username folder on your sd card boot in to mer then in a terminal go to the same dir as where you put the scripts then run "sh nameofscript.sh
 
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2010-03-30 , 12:26
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on the same note as my last post i can post the scrips here if it helps
 
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2010-04-03 , 00:00
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Okay... So, I've got my N900 dual booting to Maemo or Mer. I just installed LXDE in Mer. Now, it takes me to what looks like an Ubuntu Login screen. I can type in my name, but I cannot find any way to effectively hit 'Return'.

It seems as if the return key, together with any function key, does not seem to work. I can boot into Maemo, and chroot to my Mer installation to change things. But, I can't find what to change to either login automatically or get the Return key to work.

Any suggestions?
 
hardkorek is offline hardkorek
2010-04-03 , 02:07
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So can any one test if aircrack-ng is working?
You can do it by running apt-get install aircrack-ng, then airmon-ng start "interface name here" and last step is airodump-ng if_name
 
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2010-04-03 , 02:09
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It seems as if the return key, together with any function key, does not seem to work. I can boot into Maemo, and chroot to my Mer installation to change things. But, I can't find what to change to either login automatically or get the Return key to work.
Maybe try to disable GDM via update-rc.d -f gdm remove and try to login via comand line, then run startx
 

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2010-04-03 , 05:55
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Originally Posted by ahynes1 View Post
Okay... So, I've got my N900 dual booting to Maemo or Mer. I just installed LXDE in Mer. Now, it takes me to what looks like an Ubuntu Login screen. I can type in my name, but I cannot find any way to effectively hit 'Return'.

It seems as if the return key, together with any function key, does not seem to work. I can boot into Maemo, and chroot to my Mer installation to change things. But, I can't find what to change to either login automatically or get the Return key to work.

Any suggestions?

have you tried pressing ctrl+m?
 

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