SavageBrat
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2011-03-02
, 11:22
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2011-03-02
, 12:02
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@ Southampton, UK
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#2
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2011-03-02
, 12:15
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#3
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/usr/share/icons/hicolor/64x64/hildon/personal-ip-address.png
dpkg -L personal-ip-address
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2011-03-02
, 13:01
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@ Sweden
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sudo find / -name "personal-ip*png"
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2011-03-03
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@ Jordan
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2011-03-03
, 09:29
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@ Germany
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2011-03-03
, 10:06
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@ Jordan
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2011-03-03
, 14:16
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@ Oxford, UK
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If you want to look for files on the n900 (and linux). You could also use the find command. Root access is needed for the root system.
sudo = as it will look in the root systemCode:sudo find / -name "personal-ip*png"
/ = where. you could also specify it more.. like /usr/share/
* = wild card. In the example it will look for everything that starts with "personal-ip" and ends with "png".
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