Search results

My second SD card got corrupted. I think it happened when the unit was asleep and the card got ejected. This is going to happen when you carry the thing around. No way to avoid that. The card was corrupted beyond recovery; I had to reformat it. Which was a bummer because I was on a trip and...

*Please* give me a way to turn off the music in Battlejewels. It's a great game, but the music is making my ears bleed. Weirdly, I'm also a customer. I've been using your Palm outliner for years. Thanks!

What I want to do is to listen to Exaile while I play, but the game music kind of gets in the way.

What the title says.

I can't get that to work. I have a Centro on Sprint using USBModem, if anyone has gotten anything like that to work. Anyhow. Does anyone know if we're going to see ED's magic "easy" way any time soon? Tomorrow would be really nice... :-)

Bump. If this isn't a major issue affecting everyone, how do we determine why it's affecting just the three of us?

I have carried my Pandora with me for a while. I've probably connected to twenty different wifi networks -- public, private, open, encrypted -- and every time, my Pandora just stopped talking to the internet after at most ten minutes, and often as little as one.

Beyond me why everyone who has a Pandora isn't screaming to have this fixed. It makes the Pandora pretty useless as an internet device, which is the main reason I bought it.

Nope. Didn't make a damn bit of difference. Just made the battery go flat at an alarming rate.

I presume that doesn't persist between restarts. Where is a good place to put that so it's run on startup?

He meant "turn off the power saving which brings wifi down", not "turn off the wifi". Is there a way to turn off the power saving in the wifi driver?

I still regard this (wifi going down every ten minutes) as a really major issue. And if there is anything being done about it, I can't find it.

This was discussed previously, to no good resolution I believe. Apparently, Pandora uses NetManager, but NetManager is broken, and we have no idea when it will be fixed. "Aha!," I hear you cry, "Then why are we using NetManager?" I believe the answer is that it's nicer than the alternative...

opkg has no idea what I'm talking about when I tell it to install xlock. Nor does opkg search lock find anything.

This seems like a non-trivial thing to want to do. Right now, you can't put anything confidential on the thing. No-one?

Found it. Looks like a good workaround. Only it does nothing. Doesn't work. Faulty. :-)

I can't see how to have the thing ask me for a password after it wakes from "sleep".

Possibly useful: it said that sshfs-fuse (2.2-r0.5) was already up to date.

Yep.

This fails with: opkg_install_cmd: Cannot install package gvfsd-sshfs Which isn't entirely helpful. This: sudo opkg install --verbosity 2 gvfsd-sshfs Results in a segmentation fault.