After the Preware 0.9.4 release, which included Applications, Themes, and Patches, and offers over 670 homebrew packages for installation, we (webos-internals.org) started getting reports of the Palm App Catalog “hanging” the user interface for 30 seconds or more when the installation of a new application is initiated, but only when the Package Manager Service (the [...]
Palm supplies Palm Pre owners with this wonderful recovery tool called the webOS Doctor. Part of the charter of the WebOS Internals project is to ensure that anything we (or anyone following instructions we publish or installing packages we develop) do can always be reverted using the webOS Doctor.
Usually, a Palm Pre is required to [...]
It seems the Palm Pre GPS was never tested in the southern hemisphere – my new Pre’s GPS reports Lat: 394.6, Long: 138.6
24926.609 PUB call 460 :1.26 com.palm.location //getCurrentPosition «string=“{}”, string=“com.sfmpllc.sendmylocation 1058”»
24926.641 PRV call [...]
Thanks to the generosity of the PreCentral and WebOS Internals communities, I am now the proud owner of a Palm Pre.
There is just one catch - since I live in Australia (which uses a proper cellular communications standard), the CDMA Palm Pre that I was able to import from the USA will never work as [...]
In preparation for a possible move from my Treo 650 to the new Palm Pre, I’ve decided to try and synchronise my contacts between the Treo and Google Contacts.
So I’m evaluating CompanionLink for Google as a possible tool to achieve this. Another option might be GooSync.
I tried syncing some sample contacts in both directions, [...]
Install bluez2-utils from Optware
Install the following kernel modules: bluetooth, hci_usb, l2cap, bnep, rfcomm, hidp
Create /dev/rfcomm0 as follows:
mknod /dev/rfcomm0 c 216 0
Enable routing from ppp0 to eth1 (don’t do this if you use ppp for your internet connection):
/etc/init.d # diff -u routing.orig routing
— routing.orig Sat Mar 22 18:57:23 [...]
In the last five days, we have made five new NSLU2 firmware releases:
2007-12-31 – Unslung 6.10-beta Release
2007-12-30 – SlugOS 4.8-beta Release
2007-12-29 – OpenWrt/NSLU2 Kamikaze 7.09 Release
2007-12-28 – Angstrom/NSLU2 2007.12 Release
2007-12-27 – Debian/NSLU2 Stable 4.0r2 Release
All of these new releases are available at
http://www.slug-firmware.net/
See http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.misc.nslu2.linux/20610 for
an explanation of the pros and cons of each different firmware
distribution, and [...]
Here are some links to various pieces of information (not published by Google) about the internals of the new Android OS:
http://benno.id.au/blog/2007/11/13/android-under-the-hoodhttp://benno.id.au/blog/2007/11/13/android-native-apps
A script to list the contents of the root filesystem: http://pastebin.ca/771989
(Yes, this is almost unreadable perl, and the regexps were created by trial and error until there were no more unmatched lines.)
The output of that [...]
If you want to set the timezone on your phone correctly, do the following:
ipkg install tzdata
ipkg install your desired tzdata-* packages. For instance, I use “tzdata-australia“.
Enable your desired timezone by symlinking it to “/etc/localtime“. Adjust the following example command line for your locality.
ln -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/Australia/Adelaide /etc/localtime
The “date” command should now show the correct time for [...]
The Freecom FSG-3 wireless storage router has four USB ports, and has support for hotplug built into the kernel. This makes it ideal for use as a docking station for OpenMoko phones.
Unfortunately, it does not have the normal hotplug agent scripts that you expect to find on a desktop Linux distribution.
So you have to roll [...]