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I'm finding that zfoned, in my root directory, is gobbling over 50% of my Intel MacBook Pro's CPU. Since it is so very heavy and not useful for my Vonage account, how can I disable it? I can't find it when doing a normal search of all my Mac directories - either by name or by content.
 
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Originally Posted by lbortles View Post
I'm finding that zfoned, in my root directory, is gobbling over 50% of my Intel MacBook Pro's CPU. Since it is so very heavy and not useful for my Vonage account, how can I disable it? I can't find it when doing a normal search of all my Mac directories - either by name or by content.
I'm afraid you ask in wrong place - this is not MacBook and not Apple place
 
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I wanted to awaken this thread, as I think it would be awesome, if maemo would have have a zrtp capable voip client.

Anyone have a update on the status of this project? I'm not a developer by any stretch of the imagination, but I'd like to help bring this project to fruition.

Thanks in advance.
 
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Hi there.
I see you have been working on the zfone for the n800, I understand that the n900 (which is what I am using) uses the same OS. I have downloaded and successfully installed zfone and it nearly works apart from the fact that I need ip_queue module. Did you ever get that working: Would it work on the n900?
I tries to download the tar-ball from the url provided above but could not get access.
Any constructive assistance would be appreciated....
Thanks.
 
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I was trying to get the ip_queue to load on my N900 (this runs maemo5) - Do you still have the files to build an ip_queue.ko for the n800?

If you contact me direct to my email freespinner@gmail.com I we can negotiate a plan, I mean I will pay you to get it working, that is if you can!!


Thanks
Simon


Originally Posted by aleksandyr View Post
Turns out that error gets thrown when it can't find the built-in sound files. Whee!

So here's the pre-alpha story.

Grab:
http://users.wpi.edu/~chaos/zfone-armel-n800.tar.gz

I've included all the dependencies I know of that aren't the rtcomm platform.

You'll need to do all of this as root, for now.

Assuming you put the file in /media/mmc1/zfone-armel-n800.tar.gz

cd /tmp/
tar xzvf /media/mmc1/zfone-armel-n800.tar.gz
dpkg -i *.deb
cd /
tar xzvf /tmp/zfone-resources.tar.gz
cd /usr/local/
tar xzvf /tmp/zfone-resources.tar.gz

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Yes, the resources need to be in two places for now. I'm not terribly skilled as far as debian packaging, as you can see!
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You can now start zfoned as root by doing:
insmod /tmp/ip_queues.ko
zfoned
run-standalone.sh zfone

Caveat: I still have no work internet, so this is untried, but it seems to be working fine except for that.

Let me know how it goes
 
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