uninstall some of your application...

Guys, i need some help to use my n900 as modem in my fedora os.
I managed to use wvdial to connect to the internet and the output is at below:
-->Using interface ppp0
--> local IP address xxx.xxx.xxx
--> remote IP address xxx.xxx.xxx
--> primary DNS address xxx.xxx.xxx
--> secondary DNS address xxx.xxx.xxx

I did some research, and i found out the output should appear a line say the route is ok or something one. So what did i miss out? Any sifu can guide me? Thanks.

p/s: I able to connect skype, but cannot go into google. The error is cant resolve host name.

This post has been edited by jordan86: May 23 2010, 05:17 PM

wat u meant is using titan kernel or wat

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Added on May 23, 2010, 5:22 pmaspire nice pic. ur own n900?

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Added on May 23, 2010, 5:28 pm

Yeah, titan's kernel. Also try out Aspire's Lehto tutorials, even simpler.

Woah, I somehow realized that tweaking the transitions file has an effect on how often my N900 gets stuck in portrait after a call. Too fast = more lockups in portrait.

Maybe the N900 just can't cope, or maybe transitions that are too fast are triggering a bug in the landscape/portrait switch. FYI for anyone interested.

when lar the update for this phone will be officially realese? the rumour said this month but now almost end of the month still no heard anything from Nokia official release. Nokia will regrets if they abandon this phone, abandon this phone mean lost it Nokia fans

Hi all,

Just wanted to say that i just got back my AP N900 after 2 weeks of repair. Luckily under warranty. My right side speaker failed to function for no apparent reason. Search around the net and it seems that replacing 1 speaker unit cost about RM180 and mind you our N900 have 2 speakers. What a bomb.....

In this 2 weeks, i had to revert back to my Iphone 3GS in which i use for entertainment purposes. After using the N900 for some time now, i'm starting to dislike my Iphone bit by bit. Really missing 2 things though, websurfing and cpu speed (OC to 1Ghz).

Anyone of you guys having similar misfortunes as i am? Hope that it an isolated case...

First time i hear this speaker malfunction. Are u using AP set?

aspire.. he just mentioned that that he got back his AP set... so what would that mean???? hehhe

Sorry i missed that just woke up we are sorry about your misfortune. Yea the internet browsing its just superb u can load most of the website without worries or problems

my twitter web somehow kenot keep me log in..everytime i close d web i need re-log in again..any1 can solve d prob?

Mobile Maps 9 ( up and runnin )

thanks to aspire's tutorial on first page and me li link not forgetting firstknight. .

This post has been edited by Josh_M: May 24 2010, 10:23 AM

so anyone manage to get garmin's POI into sygic map?

Suppose can convert Garmin to TXT and TXT to Sygic POI. I'm still searching how to convert Garmin to TXT files. TXT to Sygic can download here http://www.sygic.com/index.php/en/download-tools.html

TQ

yo guys check this out
meego V1

thanks.. i also did some searching.. i remember Garmin POI can be converted by using some software, but i cant find it back.. hmmm...

Anyone having setting of r fmms for DIGI.

tried googling but no result.

Hooyarr!

Reached Mobile Computing Project Milestone 1: Got VNC viewer working through 3G... It's laggy but more than bearable, I can start/stop/control my downloads or whatever from wherever with 3G!

With enough patience, that is, lol.

Should perform better with a good solid WLAN connection, but it's a proof of concept. Or rather, a dream come true - never mind the rough edges.

Remote desktop control FTW!

Next, VPN for constant access of all my files.

Man, I'm actually creating so many frigging holes for people to dig into my lappy lol.

This post has been edited by Eiraku: May 24 2010, 05:20 PM

look forward for u to share this with us. So i can provide a guide to make it work for others

Sharing is caring

Sure, it's the *nix spirit after all.

Howto is here: http://variableghz.com/2008/09/getting-serious-about-vnc/

Note that it's a guide to setup your Windows PC to accept VNC connections, but the N900 viewer doesn't really need any tweaking at all. As a bonus, you can install VNC viewer on ANY computers and be able to access your PC remotely the same way now.

For the N900 side, just install VNC Viewer from xtras-d (or xtras, forgot), run, enter server:port (wahlala.whatsmyip.com:5900) and password (that you set) and you're rockin!

Remember, volume up+click = right click, volume down+click = middle click.

Any questions, do PM. And yes, expect it to by laggy through 3G.

And I'm not sure if it works the same way through Win 7, as I expect the video hook driver to be a SLIGHT problem on 7.

This post has been edited by Eiraku: May 24 2010, 06:02 PM

Basically no need setting from N900. It's very simple and straighforward.

Just need to set port forwarding from the router, and set static IP for your PC/laptop.
Need to configure the Windows Firewall too (or any other firewall or possibly security one may have that may block access).