hmm, just noticed that the "no network autoconnect" and the error message are unrelated.

when i mistyped a url so that it went nowhere i got the same error message as i do when its not connected. so it seems the error message has something to do with a unreachable host.

i know that firefox shows a error style page. can it be that aid page is hardcoded and not available on maemo? this then leads to a kind of loop, where mozilla tries to load the error page, fails, tries to load the page about failing to load the page and so it goes.

Hi,
As I've installed the flash9 without saving my original libflashplayer.so, I loose it (there is no repository for the package macromedia-flashplayer.deb)
...As I'm not alone in this case, is there anybody who could put the file on a web server and send us his URL ????
(/usr/lib/browser/plugins/libflashplayer.so from the OS2006 ).
Thank you .

hmm, i may be imagining this. but after i freed up 12 MB or there about of internal storage, and set the swap to 16MB, mozilla seems to behave better.

hell, i was able to make a guestbook entry on a javascript overloaded community site without having the browser choke on me. on the same site both opera and mozilla have had issues earlier.

Is there some progress towards a more stable version,
or should I simply deinstall Micro-B and forget about it,
as with the very promising, but now dead Minimo?

Thanks

Ray

I had installed MicroB on 770, and got a nasty surprise: it won't start, crashing after main window opening but before loading any page.
I have previously installed and (attempted) to run a Firefox 2.0.0.4 cross-build for 770 so I got already $HOME/.mozilla directory created.

I erased that directory and started again the MicroB from command line, and it got up. I managed to switch the default to the Opera browser before crashing again (I'm lazy to look up where this is set in /etc, any hints ?). Now the browser works ok, but MicroB crashes if I start it and there exists the ~/.mozilla directory.

Any hints on what it may go wrong ?

BTW, I'm still trying to figure out why the Firefox crashes, I'd rather run the full-blown browser, even if slower.

Alex

Yes!

No!

-Jonathan

Noobie time, sorry .

I am trying to install Flash 9. I have installed xterm but I can't even get to the .browser directory, this is what happens:



Can someone please tell what is going on here.

Thanks,

Don.

I am trying to install the Flash 9 stuff, but am getting stuck on cd'ing to the .browser directory:



Can someone please tell me what I am doing wrong here,

Thanks,

Don.

maybe:

cd /usr/lib/browser/plugins - for opera

cd ~/.mozilla/plugins - for microb

also be sure to become root.

dont - try using ls -la to show the directory listing... is .browser a file or a directory? It's a file on N800... and posting the image once should be sufficient