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Power off issues
Forum: Linux on Gemini
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Sailfish OS: is there an ...
Forum: Gemini Flash/Partition tool
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Can anyone use ctrl and f...
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What applications and des...
Forum: Linux on Gemini
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Are there plans for furth...
Forum: Linux on Gemini
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[SOLVED] Can't seem to us...
Forum: Gemini Flash/Partition tool
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Initialising internal wif...
Forum: Linux on Gemini
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08-12-2018, 07:43 AM
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Getting Help from an Essa...
Forum: Android on Gemini
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07-24-2018, 10:24 AM
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Korean language IME issue
Forum: Android on Gemini
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07-20-2018, 01:57 AM
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Initialising internal wifi |
Posted by: Michael - 07-30-2018, 11:02 PM - Forum: Linux on Gemini
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Hi,
I am trying to bring up the internal wifi under Arch Linux using the stock 3.18 kernel (recompiled with module support).
I've copied the firmware from .stowaways in the Debian TP sailfish rootfs to /lib/firmware (and symlinked to /etc/firmware, /system/extra/firmware and somewhere else I forget).
I then compiled these tools - https://github.com/abbradar/wmt. (I couldn't use the one from sailfish rootfs as the were compiled for the wrong arch (armhf? 32 bit?)
update: the binaries from the DebianTP image are 64bit but still don't work - (ldd wmt_loader
./wmt_loader: error while loading shared libraries: /usr/lib/libc.so: invalid ELF header)
I then run the compiled wmt_loader and I get the following:
Code: init combo device
Opened combo device
get device id : 26519
set device id : 26519
do module init: 26519
failed to init module
I can't for the life of me work out how you are bringing up the wifi in Debian TP - any pointers would be greatly appreciated! Just to clarify I am not even getting a wlan0 interface. The networking with external devices is fine ie USB ethernet/wifi dongles.
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Getting Help from an Essay Writing Service? |
Posted by: jaakids - 07-24-2018, 10:24 AM - Forum: Android on Gemini
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Some installation errors? |
Posted by: RonnieOneal - 07-16-2018, 09:53 AM - Forum: Linux on Gemini
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I downloaded the latest version of Linux on my server and tried to install it on my PC.But the installation process is not starting due to some errors.It was very difficult to install the software.But i couldn't detect the actual reason for this error.Is there any solution to fix this problem.I checked all the settings and tried to find the reason for this error.
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Sticky keys Fn, Alt, Ctrl, Shift |
Posted by: asti - 06-13-2018, 11:31 AM - Forum: Android on Gemini
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I would like to suggest the opportunity to switch on/off sticky keys in the Gemini Keyboard app.
In German we have signs like ü, ä and so on, other languages than German will have different ones. All of them are available, but if I am thumb typing, I have to press Fn+Shift+u to get a capital Ü. It would be cool to press once (not simultanously) Fn, then Shift an then u - so you need only one thumb, not three fingers. After you have pressed u all keys are set back to off.
The Zaurus had this possibility, it is really useful.
I hope you understand what I mean... :-D
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Android paranoid network |
Posted by: Beiriannydd - 06-11-2018, 04:32 PM - Forum: Linux on Gemini
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the CONFIG_ANDROID_PARANOID_NETWORK kernel option is apparently what is causing the different network permissions handling which currently makes running network services or docker much harder. Because in Linux mode, the user-space is properly multiuser, we should be able to turn that off and get a much more normal Linux experience on the Gemini. I wouldn't recommend it for the Android side of things however.
Faye
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Gemini fails to boot Android after todays OTA update |
Posted by: tader - 06-04-2018, 02:27 PM - Forum: Android on Gemini
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After installing the latest update using the OTA update tool in the settings menu, my Gemini fails to boot Android, I'm looking at planets spinning the planet logo for ages... I have tried wiping the cache. Does anybody have an idea how I can get the Gemini in a working state without wiping all my user data?
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Korean language IME issue |
Posted by: tigerblowfish - 05-29-2018, 07:55 AM - Forum: Android on Gemini
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The Korean input in Gemini keyboard doesn’t work correctly.
Basically Korean is 2-byte character system: one complete character is made with 2~6 key inputs which represent consonants and vowels : i.e., "ㄱ"(consonant) + "ㅏ"(vowel) + "ㅇ"(consonant) = "강"(a complete character pronounced as "gaang").
But the Korean IME in Gemini Keyboard app doesn’t combine the key inputs correctly but just scatters the individual consonants and vowels, like ㄱㅏㅇㄴㅏㅁㅅㅡㅌㅏㅇㅣㄹ . These disaggregated consonants and vowels should have been combined to "강남스타일".
Dear Gemini programmers: please solve this trouble.
For now I’m using Google’s default Korean input system, which has several inconvenient glitches to use with the Gemini’s keyboard such as no symbols with Fn keys, etc.
I don't have knowledge about programming, but will gladly be a beta tester regarding this issue.
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