**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Jun 02 02:59:58 2015 Jun 02 05:56:53 Nokia-N900:~# chroot /mnt/tmp/ /bin/bash Jun 02 05:56:53 FATAL: kernel too old Jun 02 05:56:56 this SUCKS Jun 02 05:57:20 :> Jun 02 05:57:24 yeah Jun 02 05:57:28 its the main show stopper Jun 02 05:57:47 i wonder if a new eglibc/uclibc can handle it Jun 02 05:58:07 only two ways to find out Jun 02 08:33:03 in the thread about easy debian Jun 02 08:33:10 there's a explanation on how to patch glibc Jun 02 08:33:20 to allow it to run on maemo's kernel Jun 02 08:33:40 it's just a couple line replacements Jun 02 08:33:56 i assume some things that are not supported will never work, of course, but most of the apps will run without any problem Jun 02 08:34:06 only those that try to use newest syscalls will face problems Jun 02 08:37:02 http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=1446540&postcount=3138 Jun 02 08:37:03 here it is Jun 02 08:39:57 nice, we can has newest glibc without upping kernel? Jun 02 08:40:08 why noone made a maemo package yet? Jun 02 08:58:58 KotCzarny: yeah i'm not entirely sure it will work Jun 02 08:59:08 i mean, the minimum kernel requirement is probably there for a reason Jun 02 09:00:27 i have it running under easy debian Jun 02 09:00:31 and it seems to work Jun 02 09:00:52 as i said, there may be some applications that want to run new syscalls that do not exist in our kernel Jun 02 09:00:57 its because some calls have changed, some have been added Jun 02 09:01:02 well Jun 02 09:01:06 calls never change Jun 02 09:01:08 they shouldn't Jun 02 09:01:11 at least at kernel level Jun 02 09:01:25 that's why sometimes there are syscalls in fashion of do_something, do_something1, do_something2 Jun 02 09:01:30 so it remains binary compatible Jun 02 09:01:40 but overall most apps use some basic pack of calls that would work even on old kernels, right? Jun 02 09:01:47 but it can happen that some application wants to use some of the do_something2 that doesn't exist in our kernel Jun 02 09:01:51 yes Jun 02 09:02:09 it would be sweet to have recent glibc Jun 02 09:02:13 in fact, latest easy debian works with a patched glibc Jun 02 09:02:26 and i have yet not found any application that wants to use a new syscall or whatever Jun 02 09:02:34 so most of everything seems to work fine Jun 02 09:02:37 and of course Jun 02 09:02:44 no maemo application is going to try to use new syscalls Jun 02 09:02:48 when they don't even know they exist Jun 02 09:02:49 because then we could simply use debian current repo Jun 02 09:02:59 but glibc may try to do something on his own Jun 02 09:03:06 or recompile current packages Jun 02 09:03:15 i mean, maybe some new syscall allows glibc to perform something like, dunno, strlen() much more faster Jun 02 09:03:29 so even if maemo apps do not explicitily use new syscalls Jun 02 09:03:33 glibc may want to do it regardless Jun 02 09:03:49 of course strlen is not going to be an issue, but some other functions may Jun 02 09:03:58 all in all, it may be worth a try Jun 02 09:04:45 also, latest kernel on maemo is 2.6.28 Jun 02 09:04:49 while new glibc requires 2.6.32 Jun 02 09:05:03 maybe it's easy to bump maemo's kernel those 4 releases? Jun 02 09:07:11 you'd need to port the various patches Jun 02 09:07:28 maybe they're not so much, i don't know Jun 02 09:07:37 is it up there somewhere a git tree? Jun 02 09:08:29 there is Pali's tree Jun 02 09:08:53 https://github.com/pali/linux-n900 Jun 02 09:08:53 is it the one that builds kernel-power-2.6.28-10power53? Jun 02 09:09:03 hi, Pali :) Jun 02 09:09:07 you're always online Jun 02 09:09:13 hehe Jun 02 09:09:22 kernel-power do not have regular git tree Jun 02 09:09:33 kernel-power is in the repos Jun 02 09:09:42 just quilt like patches on top of mainline 2.6.28 version Jun 02 09:09:42 (including sources&patches) Jun 02 09:09:51 i see you got branches even for v4.0 Jun 02 09:09:54 yes, kernel-power source code is in maemo-extras Jun 02 09:10:08 on github are some branches for 4.x kernels too Jun 02 09:10:15 okay uclibc sucks as well Jun 02 09:10:18 do debian guys provide armv7a-hardfp stuff? Jun 02 09:10:18 does it work? Jun 02 09:12:08 you already got a barnch for 2.6.32, that'd be enough to run a modern glibc Jun 02 09:43:06 hi there, I got error on the nokia n900 when I want to send mms: Jun 02 09:43:31 -3, 'Temporary failure in name resolution' Jun 02 10:35:20 sounds like ur internet connection is not working Jun 02 10:37:29 wow ppl actually use the mms stuff Jun 02 10:38:21 pentanol: have you checked the fMMS TMO threads (I assume you're using fMMS) ? Jun 02 10:48:55 well since yappari i haven't used fmms, but occasionally some sms sent from some phone show up as sms here. Jun 02 10:49:41 how does it work when you're on a gprs apn btw ? Jun 02 10:49:59 (does it work at all, or does fMMS disconnects/reconnects you periodically ?) Jun 02 11:30:33 bencoh: i only use gprs and it works without problems. Tho i receive mms rarely Jun 02 11:32:06 or rather i keep gprs active always and occasionally connect wlan on side to be able to move stuff from laptop. Jun 02 11:34:15 fmms need internet connection for mms sends? Jun 02 11:36:59 when n900 connected to wifi fMMS say: -2, 'Name or service not known' Jun 02 11:37:20 there no way send mms from gsm? Jun 02 11:39:38 An MMS is only a SMS with a Link to a remotely stored huge Message, i think. Jun 02 11:39:46 Or something like that. Jun 02 11:40:06 So MMS is not only GSM, but also GPRS to access the Internet-Site. Jun 02 11:41:25 on n900 I can send mms only with fMMS or other apps? Jun 02 11:42:00 nope Jun 02 11:42:12 mms is almost always send via internet connection Jun 02 11:42:37 some providers setup separate access names for mms traffic tho Jun 02 11:42:42 s/send/sent/ Jun 02 11:43:18 and for the link, some providers make life easier for people who do not want to use their cellulars to open data Jun 02 11:45:02 moin ;) Jun 02 11:45:45 you need access to the providers mmsc to send mms, which is usually over some kind of internet connection Jun 02 11:46:15 s/internet/network/ Jun 02 11:52:17 zGrr moin moin Jun 02 11:53:30 Hi ho. Jun 02 11:54:08 oh it was you hacking my sms thing Jun 02 11:54:10 ! Jun 02 11:54:44 hacking? its wide open Jun 02 13:33:19 Hello. I just got N900 today and since it's used, I'd like to know what state is it in. Jun 02 13:33:49 Congratulations Jun 02 13:34:45 thanks :D Jun 02 13:34:52 welcome aboard :) Jun 02 13:42:15 DeusIX: you could play with it / test the main (hw) functions (phone, vibration, screen, lockswitch, full keyboard, camera, usb), flash it, and retry Jun 02 13:42:34 (there are more, but ... you'll see) Jun 02 13:42:53 it doesn't seem top save changes like wallpaper Jun 02 13:43:21 if it's true, that's a software issue, I wouldnt mind about it Jun 02 13:43:26 until you reflash Jun 02 13:45:34 hi. would anyone (using Activesync) know what hash algo is used for the email password in gconf Jun 02 13:45:35 perhaps I should, but I don't want to brick it Jun 02 13:46:03 DeusIX: you'll want to flash it soon or later to start fresh Jun 02 13:48:14 Sicelo: it's not a hash Jun 02 13:49:53 DeusIX: you could flash_eraseall all your MTDs Jun 02 13:49:57 and it would be but a minor setback Jun 02 13:50:05 as long as you can figure out what the hw revision and the bluetooth mac address are supposed to be Jun 02 13:50:14 ? Jun 02 13:50:54 that is, if your usb port is still working Jun 02 13:53:28 usb works. i took a picture and i can see it on my computer, but not on the n900 Jun 02 13:53:32 kerio: what is it? :-) how can i get the real password from it? Jun 02 13:54:04 DeusIX: the n900 usb port is very prone to breaking :( Jun 02 13:54:40 about product gives me Nokia N900 Version Jun 02 13:55:25 unknown ? Jun 02 13:55:34 fix the usb, and flash :) quickest way out of your dilemma. i had that thing too Jun 02 13:55:36 in Settings->About Product ? Jun 02 13:55:54 bencoh: yes Jun 02 13:56:01 known problem Jun 02 13:57:49 docscrutinizer could explain the cause, but a flash fixed mine Jun 02 14:00:05 something related to communication between maemo & cal ... possibly can be fixed other ways, but likely not straightforward Jun 02 14:01:35 is it really Jun 02 14:01:46 i thought it was just a missing mp-fremantle-generic-pr Jun 02 14:02:04 let me find the convo Jun 02 14:06:40 http://mg.pov.lt/maemo-irclog/%23maemo.2011-11-27.log.html#t2011-11-27T00:31:51 Jun 02 14:12:04 on boot it says: no initfs \o/ Jun 02 14:12:23 ok, so this fashing thing. how does it work and what precautions are there? Jun 02 14:12:33 ~flashing Jun 02 14:12:38 maemo-flashing is, like, http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware, or - on linux PC - download&extract http://maemo.cloud-7.de/maemo5/patches_n_tools/maemo-my-private-workdir.tgz, cd into it, do sudo ./flash-it-all.sh Jun 02 15:28:31 hmm wait, if it says no initfs on boot isn't it in r&d mode Jun 02 15:29:08 it is Jun 02 15:29:47 so could that be the cause of unknown version? Jun 02 15:31:46 a compiler just hanged again :[ Jun 02 15:31:56 i guess i need to get the voltage up for 900MHz mode Jun 02 15:32:29 ~overclocking Jun 02 15:32:30 "OK, listen up. This is your CPU." apt drops the CPU into a hot frying pan. "This is your CPU on overclocking. Any questions?" Jun 02 15:32:51 :D Jun 02 15:32:51 infobot: you have no balls! Jun 02 15:32:56 infobot: <3 Jun 02 15:32:56 extra, extra, read all about it, <3 is love Jun 02 15:37:39 hmm, is it possible to combine the smartreflex thing with manual overvolting? Jun 02 15:38:50 overvolting ? Jun 02 15:39:02 you dont specify voltage with smartreflex Jun 02 15:39:40 i was said there that smartreflex won't increase voltage for >800MHz or so Jun 02 15:40:31 i heard that it doesn't work stable over that Jun 02 15:40:33 I thought it was not recommended to use SR for >800Mhz ? Jun 02 15:40:39 ding Jun 02 15:40:54 maybe it was 850... Jun 02 15:41:06 ~sr Jun 02 15:41:06 [SmartReflex] >>Again, TI and we [Nokia] couldn't fix SmartReflex - we say memory corruption in front of our own eyes with that enabled, so we had to ship that disabled.<< Jun 02 15:41:12 okay, i'll just step down for now Jun 02 15:41:14 hm Jun 02 15:41:16 ~kp Jun 02 15:41:17 it has been said that kp is http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=94287 Jun 02 15:41:47 L29Ah: just use it with ondemand at max 800 and you'll be fine :) Jun 02 15:42:01 (or 850, whatever :) Jun 02 16:07:32 okay it hanged again in the same place on 850; removed the aggressive garbage collecting bullshit from CFLAGS; worked; returning to 900 Jun 02 16:07:49 oh, no, didn't work (: Jun 02 16:11:11 oh, no, it worked Jun 02 16:11:51 i guess i need to postpone all this bullshit until i get a decent building farm Jun 02 16:12:54 ? Jun 02 16:12:58 oh, that Jun 02 16:13:00 meh Jun 02 16:14:51 oK. Jun 02 16:14:55 s/oK/Ok/ Jun 02 16:14:55 APic\splat meant: Ok. Jun 02 16:54:31 so to flash i run this "flash-it-all" on my ubuntu while N900 is connected to the usb? Jun 02 16:56:08 should the N900 be on mass-media-mode or off or what? Jun 02 17:02:42 ~flashing Jun 02 17:02:42 extra, extra, read all about it, maemo-flashing is http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware, or - on linux PC - download&extract http://maemo.cloud-7.de/maemo5/patches_n_tools/maemo-my-private-workdir.tgz, cd into it, do sudo ./flash-it-all.sh Jun 02 17:04:25 Vajb_: what's r&d mode? Jun 02 17:06:52 A Mode for the People who cannot install „rootsh” or something. Jun 02 17:14:01 ~rd Jun 02 17:14:06 ~rdmode Jun 02 17:14:13 hmm there is a wiki Jun 02 17:16:20 DeusIX: http://wiki.maemo.org/R%2526D_mode Jun 02 17:16:52 needs double escaping on URL Jun 02 17:19:16 Escaping > 9* Jun 02 17:32:57 well flash-it-all started downloading something Jun 02 17:47:02 yay. It still works. Jun 02 17:47:20 and is no longer unknown, but maemo 5 Jun 02 17:48:25 B-) Jun 02 17:48:55 :) Jun 02 17:49:37 B-) Jun 02 18:10:06 btw does anyone use that blacklisting thing for phone calls? Jun 02 18:10:06 salesman have been bugging me that much this week that i started to think of blocking all calls which aren't in my phonebook Jun 02 18:21:10 i do Jun 02 18:21:34 apparently it works, though its quirky Jun 02 18:32:33 callerx is kind of clunky... Jun 02 18:57:08 callerx WFM Jun 02 18:57:29 Vajb_: ^^ Jun 02 19:11:58 wfm? Jun 02 19:12:09 ~wfm Jun 02 19:12:09 wfm is, like, (Wired For Management Baseline) This is an Intel hardware specification that is designed to allow for compliance with easier management of desktop PCs in a networked environment. The specification calls for computers to be compatible with a pre-boot protocol that can be used to update the system or perform other management options. Also, the computer must be compatible with network/desktop management applications.. Works For Me Jun 02 19:12:18 the latter :) Jun 02 19:14:14 :) Jun 02 19:14:24 no performance issues? Jun 02 19:15:37 There is no Thing without Performance-Issues. Jun 02 19:17:46 ok. Let me rephrase myself. Will i notice slow down of device or longer delay for caller pefore my phone rings? Jun 02 19:18:18 well i don't notice latter but my gf might Jun 02 19:25:33 It's well, I suppose, clunky or quirky I suppose you could say. But works none the less. Jun 02 19:27:02 Maybe slight delay in ringing, on occasion a one ring/missed call note before being blocked. Jun 02 19:27:37 but much better than the alternative pycallblocker IMO. Jun 02 19:27:52 k. Think i will give it a try Jun 02 19:27:56 thx Jun 02 19:29:39 Vajb_: np, BTW it's maintainer hasn't been about for a while but feel free to report issues in it's thread on TMO. Jun 02 19:32:40 oh and also feel free to vote on the package as it's in extras-testing IIRC Jun 02 19:35:40 hmm i guess one needs account for voting Jun 02 19:36:39 http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=75013. oh and I just checked its in extras \o/ Jun 02 19:38:20 Whoah, nice! Jun 02 20:39:43 hi, is anybody getting 403 forbidden errors ? Even google itself gives "The service you requested is restricted and not available to your browser" Jun 02 20:40:08 n900, maemo Jun 02 20:40:53 I can't surf to any website Jun 02 20:40:57 are you using some proxy? Jun 02 20:41:12 not as far as I'm aware Jun 02 20:41:15 maybe your cellular provider restricts Jun 02 20:41:49 I should give them a call, does this happen to others? Jun 02 20:41:58 nope Jun 02 20:43:04 I recall there being some community-developped updates for maemo, I have never updated it that way. Could this give the browser some boost? Jun 02 20:43:28 you have definitely something fishy going on Jun 02 20:44:05 try wifi Jun 02 20:44:09 sure Jun 02 20:44:15 right away Jun 02 20:45:09 wifi works, you're definitely right Jun 02 20:45:24 ISP is to blame Jun 02 20:45:26 for starters try faking user agent Jun 02 20:45:51 easily done? Jun 02 20:45:54 yup Jun 02 20:46:22 http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=86714 Jun 02 20:46:42 disclaimer: i havent tried it Jun 02 20:48:32 50MB, I may be low on memory. Is this simply a test or something to keep? Jun 02 20:49:22 if I'm not mistaken this should change the browser user agent so that automatic filtering from ISP side may be circumvented. Am I right? Jun 02 20:49:33 In this case, I may be going to keep it ;) Jun 02 20:49:51 kopple, you might want to look for any other tool Jun 02 20:49:58 or maybe a way to change it manually Jun 02 20:50:17 maybe about:config works or in config Jun 02 20:51:24 oh damn, my installation is broken. I can't confirm to any Y/n request in terminal. Gotta look for it in the app. manager Jun 02 20:51:50 in case I failed will the ISP be banning me for serious reasons? Jun 02 20:52:10 that's up to your isp service agreement Jun 02 20:52:46 well, this browser may be ancient but isn't this my business? Jun 02 20:53:01 depends what they sold you Jun 02 20:53:30 plain internet access, no VPN or secure connection whatsoever Jun 02 20:54:10 if there is nothing in the paperwork, they shouldn't mangle your connectivity Jun 02 20:54:48 maybe they treat unknown user agents as bots, who knows Jun 02 20:55:35 try googling the problem, because most likely you wont be the only one (but its bound to your isp, not n900 specifically) Jun 02 21:00:50 are there any good web browsers for maemo? Jun 02 21:01:05 other than the built-in one Jun 02 21:02:10 as you said, this seems to be a rare problem but not new either. No one I read ever fixed from the pages I found Jun 02 21:03:42 try opera from extras repo Jun 02 21:04:10 that's what i use when i need to browse Jun 02 21:05:40 thanks, I'm trying. Just as always, the app. manager taking forever Jun 02 21:09:55 one of the repos are giving me issues. Currently my active ones are freemantle ssu app, mr0, extras, extras-devel Jun 02 21:10:03 is giving* Jun 02 21:10:08 hi, all! Jun 02 21:10:32 is there any mirrors of downloads.maemo.nokia.com stuff? Jun 02 21:13:16 slapin, as far as I know.. nope . You're looking for software? Jun 02 21:16:17 kopple: I'd like to install maemo sdks and add some packages compatible with maemo5 which are dependency but was not installed by default Jun 02 21:17:02 kopple: I also looking for GPS test UI app, which allowed me to actually use GPS, as it won't start without this app Jun 02 21:17:32 others could help more, I'm sorry Jun 02 21:18:07 it is pity they sut these off before I finished my mirror :( Jun 02 21:18:11 *shut Jun 02 21:18:50 it's long gone as far as I remember Jun 02 21:19:46 there is one still working Jun 02 21:20:23 also, someone torrented it, might still be seeding Jun 02 21:20:57 kopple: there are few browser, fennec (old mobile firefox), tear, midori, opera Jun 02 21:21:05 s/browser/browsers/ Jun 02 21:21:06 KotCzarny meant: kopple: there are few browsers, fennec (old mobile firefox), tear, midori, opera Jun 02 21:29:33 KotCzarny: UserAgentTool needs CSSU to work. I know this is the wrong question, but is it a demanding task to enable them but most of all.. is it risky? I can't risk my phone right now Jun 02 21:30:19 kopple, backup it (see backupmenu) Jun 02 21:30:35 then in case of something going awry, you can simply reflash and restore backup Jun 02 21:31:04 as for user agent, maybe there is other tool that works Jun 02 21:31:26 ~useragent Jun 02 21:32:53 http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=512567&postcount=6 Jun 02 21:32:56 maybe this one Jun 02 21:33:51 gosh, I need empty space to back up onto which I don't have. Unless.. backing up the system doesn't give a very large image Jun 02 21:34:01 will look into your last suggestion, thanks Jun 02 22:11:46 kopple: (isp/403) I had this issue as well with a phone service provider Jun 02 22:12:38 bencoh: thanks, how did you cope? Jun 02 22:14:21 ssh or changing the user-agent Jun 02 22:14:38 ssh to a proxy? Jun 02 22:15:12 ssh -D to my serve Jun 02 22:15:13 server* Jun 02 22:15:33 oh ok, I don't have a server Jun 02 22:16:02 do you have decent connection at home? Jun 02 22:16:19 I won't say no because I want to know what you suggest :) Jun 02 22:16:31 at least 1mbit uplink Jun 02 22:16:43 and 1mbit or more downlink Jun 02 22:17:40 20Kb/s, almost 1Mb download speed though. But anyway, this info could be useful anyway. Jun 02 22:17:43 then you buy one of those little openwrt router boxes, setup sshd on them and simply open tunnel to the home Jun 02 22:18:35 you might to check if ssh actually works first Jun 02 22:18:38 too slow i think, change user agent Jun 02 22:19:00 yeah, external ip is a must too Jun 02 22:19:06 (at home) Jun 02 22:19:32 KotCzarny: I do have external IP, thanks. BTW user-agent won't help, using Hide User Agent I still get the 403 Jun 02 22:19:53 I want to learn more about the sshd Jun 02 22:20:00 did you hide the ua or changed it into firefox or some android one? Jun 02 22:20:53 I set a non-sense one, I don't get a "hide" feature Jun 02 22:21:14 I'd a real one Jun 02 22:21:44 like the one android or iOS use Jun 02 22:23:00 it's meant to be the entire user agent, isn't it? I should type "Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_0 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/532.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0.5 Mobile/8A293 Safari/6531.22.7" for example? Jun 02 22:24:05 I think there is an applet for that in maemo Jun 02 22:24:05 yes Jun 02 22:24:13 with predefined user-agents Jun 02 22:25:20 can I enter something like "nothing better to read?" at the end? Lol Jun 02 22:25:53 bencoh, it should be useragenttool but it doesn't work unless you have CSSU updates, which I don't. Thanks Jun 02 22:26:28 oh .. okay Jun 02 22:27:37 I have just typed all that stuff, will try now Jun 02 22:27:58 still 403 :( Jun 02 22:28:09 maybe it's the program which isn't working? Jun 02 22:28:18 actually, wonder if you have to restart anything Jun 02 22:28:39 pity you cant easily check Jun 02 22:28:42 ahm, you can Jun 02 22:28:45 on wifi Jun 02 22:28:54 go to some site and make sure its actually used Jun 02 22:29:01 I did restart the browser, I'm going to check out with a website I own if I can see a different UserAgent within logs with wifi Jun 02 22:29:42 or maybe there's some website that prints your user agent..? Jun 02 22:30:16 you won't believe it... www.whatsmyuseragent.com :D Jun 02 22:30:38 there is more than one Jun 02 22:30:53 keyword positioning etc Jun 02 22:30:54 :) Jun 02 22:30:59 I guess so, that domain is for the dumb like me XD Jun 02 22:31:08 and for google Jun 02 22:31:09 :) Jun 02 22:31:27 that's true :) Jun 02 22:31:47 they usually go on a pair, if it's actual English Jun 02 22:34:42 side-by-side. That's what I meant. And... the User Agent is... exactly the one I set! Jun 02 22:34:52 the iPhone 4 user agent Jun 02 22:35:05 hmm Jun 02 22:35:14 I'm going to give logs some poetry now Jun 02 22:35:14 maybe there is another reason you get 403 Jun 02 22:36:05 and what could that be? It is given by the ISP, now we can be sure Jun 02 22:36:10 out of curiosity, switch to cellular data and check what ip address you get from ping google.com Jun 02 22:37:51 ok, hold on Jun 02 22:38:21 hmm right Jun 02 22:38:46 you think it's DNS? Jun 02 22:39:19 maybe they capture traffic because of some captive portal or unpaid service Jun 02 22:39:21 could be Jun 02 22:39:48 and while at it, on cellular, check if ping 8.8.8.8 gets through Jun 02 22:39:52 216.58.211.78 Jun 02 22:40:50 also, try https://google.com Jun 02 22:40:57 it seems it isn't connecting anymore Jun 02 22:41:08 216.58.211.78 is google alright Jun 02 22:41:43 bencoh may it be cache? I got a ping error since I wasn't root yet, then I realized I wasn't connected either Jun 02 22:42:37 could be dnsmasq Jun 02 22:44:22 I'm trying rebooting Jun 02 22:44:52 now my User Agent has some personality btw Jun 02 22:45:52 personality ? Jun 02 22:46:25 yes ! A message to the log reader Jun 02 22:46:39 still rebooting Jun 02 22:46:43 :) Jun 02 22:48:27 KotCzarny: it seems I can't ping 8.8.8.8, or anything at all Jun 02 22:49:47 https://www.google.com is looping, loading nothing Jun 02 22:50:33 while I can use the mail client Jun 02 22:50:51 so they blocked you regardles of ua, maybe they offer internet access to selected services Jun 02 22:51:11 call them maybe and check? Jun 02 22:51:22 absolutely Jun 02 22:51:43 you can try setting sshd on fake email server port at home Jun 02 22:52:17 but first call them and make sure what internet service is included in your plan Jun 02 22:52:44 right away, now I have a UA to show off. Jun 02 22:52:45 Is sshd different from ssh? I have never used that either unfortunately. I could consider that Jun 02 22:53:08 sshd is the server, ssh is the client Jun 02 22:54:45 to setup ssh tunnel, you run ssh server at home (or something) + some http proxy (squid or something) then run ssh client on n900 with tunneling enabled, ie. ssh -L 80:127.0.0.1:8123 (or whatever port is squid listening to) Jun 02 22:55:27 but watch out to only allow squid to respond to localhost connections, otherwise you will make big security hole Jun 02 22:55:28 oh god, something evil happened with my phone now :D It keeps sending out numbers with the tone keyboad during calls Jun 02 22:55:29 I wonder whether my 7110's charger is compatible with N900 Jun 02 22:55:38 KotCzarny: thanks Jun 02 22:56:21 kopple: tinyproxy Jun 02 22:56:32 it's a small mem footprint proxy Jun 02 22:56:48 and it has socks support for upstream Jun 02 22:57:44 (ssh -D acts as a proxy server which tunnels tcp connection through the ssh session) Jun 02 22:58:23 socks support for upstream, what does it mean? Jun 02 22:59:33 bencoh ssh -D is the command I'd need to launch? Also, as a dynamic IP owner should I use some sort of dynamic DNS in order to access my proxy at home via ssh? Jun 02 22:59:39 tinyproxy is an http proxy, but it can use a SOCKS server to proxify the outbound connections Jun 02 22:59:41 KotCzarny: the default bind address for -L is localhost Jun 02 22:59:48 thankfully Jun 02 23:03:57 kerio, but still, proxy should be configured too Jun 02 23:05:12 tomorrow morning I'll call them and ask Jun 02 23:05:15 hello guys Jun 02 23:05:19 i deleted a file Jun 02 23:05:26 is there a package like photorec Jun 02 23:05:28 they apparently sleep at night Jun 02 23:05:30 ^^ Jun 02 23:06:26 chopix: looked at this ? http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=43345 Jun 02 23:06:52 i have a n9 Jun 02 23:06:57 non a n900 Jun 02 23:07:00 and im desperate^^ Jun 02 23:07:04 ill try that btw Jun 02 23:07:22 nobody is perfect Jun 02 23:07:50