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Openmoko says that the "way forward" is FSO but it's just a framework right now. | Openmoko says that the "way forward" is FSO but it's just a framework right now. | ||
'''OM2008.12''' - | '''OM2008.12''' - Crashed too often when I had it set up with a usable set of tools. [[Openmoko with OM2008.12]] | ||
'''FSO''' - just a framework, not usable for anything except development. Illume | '''FSO''' - just a framework, not usable for anything except development. Illume |
Revision as of 00:00, 25 January 2009
Neo Freerunner
ME 354651011662048 S/N 8A8603722 DATE CODE 20080621 GSM 850/1800/1900
Using a 4GB Sandisk MicroSD card and a T-Mobile card
Testing distributions
I have had so many distributions loaded, the poor thing must be very confused.
Openmoko says that the "way forward" is FSO but it's just a framework right now.
OM2008.12 - Crashed too often when I had it set up with a usable set of tools. Openmoko with OM2008.12
FSO - just a framework, not usable for anything except development. Illume
SHR - FSO + some extras - "S" is for stable but it's not done yet! Phone works. There was no "testing" rootfs so I used the "unstable" (it was the only choice!) Illume SHR
Android - Phone app crashes every 30 seconds. UI seems a bit lightweight. Seems like a toy to me.
QT Extended - very nice but lacks an ssh server. Seems very solid and user interface is good. Could not find WiFi support. (Perhaps I just need extra packages for ssh and wifi?)
FDOM - too much cruft, like the name says "Fat and Dirty", cluttered UI Tried it out last year around August.
Debian - planning on loading it tomorrow
Gentoo - have not tried it; hard to believe, huh?
Current set up
Basics
Shutdown - hold down power key.
Wake from suspend - tap power key.
Answer a phone call -
Hang up a phone call -
Not so basic
Bring up a WiFi connection -
Using a bluetooth headset for phone calls
Using a bluetooth headphones with media player and phone calls
GPS
Tangogps is the mapping app and it needs either a network connection or cache of map tiles, and a connection to a gpsd daemon. Therefore gpsd has to be running Seems like it's set to start at boot but that this does not always work.