What video are you referring to?

I don't think the size matters so far, I've played over 3GB videos and I don't notice any difference during normal playback.

If AVI, then the default video player can play without lag.
If RMVB, so far i din get any player can play without lag. Haiz...

http://www.nokiaphoneblog.com/?p=2945

wat player to use for RMVB files ( smooth and no lag )

thx

It WORKS!!!

Thank you BRO!

hiiii,,anyone already install quake 3??
i tried to install it ,but can't
how ???

"Nokia Strikes Back With The N900" A review was up in the Intech section, The Star paper......

yes! finally mypaint is working... muahahahhahahahahah
i am loving my N900 very the much now~!

wowowow....u are good!!!

just get my n900~but hw to video record??i cant find it,jst hv camera oly,need to install other application?

Go to the camera and select Camera Mode (Usually listed as 'A' for Automatic on the Right hand side)

Camera mode for video should be at the bottom on the screen

wow! is that you?

anyone tried to tweak fennec the way you tweak firefox? does it work? i would like to try hehe

hi all ,,How to decrease memory that already used in rootfs
my rootfs just 15.5 free left

There is a guide here:-

http://wiki.maemo.org/Free_up_rootfs_space

Thank U dude

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Added on May 11, 2010, 2:24 pmhi can u explain in that tutorial : what is mean has to be done as root ??
cause when i typed that code ,it'll come out "permission denied", "unable to Lock:
tq

This post has been edited by juven69: May 11 2010, 02:24 PM

*DISCLAIMER* I'm no expert myself, but here's what I know.

About RootFS space, main important thing to note is, if you're installing things from the Red side of things (Extras-Testing and Extras-Devel), make sure they're at least a bit optified. Un-optified apps are apps that put most of the files it needs in the limited (but speedy) RootFS space rather then in /opt/.

As such, the best way to free up RootFS space is to KNOW what you are installing. Next, is to uninstall unneeded stuff (especially unoptified stuff).

The cited wiki entry includes moving things around in RootFS to /opt/ and creating symlinks. BE MINDFUL of messing around with files in RootFS, unless you KNOW EXACTLY what they do. Remember, what's safe for other people might or might not be safe for you, *nix is just like that. And some files are in RootFS in the first place for a reason (remember, RootFS is speedy), for instance, the MicroB engine files - MicroB starts faster with the files left in RootFS; or something.

Remember the *nix mantra, "If you have to be told what to do, you have a high potential of messing things up".

But "messing things up" is why most people go to *nix in the first place. That said, have fun optimising your RootFS (or any other part of Maemo for that matter). Just have the flasher app and eMMC/Firmware images close by when you tinker (to reflash when you muck up), and backup as much as you can.

As for me, tinkering step by step, backup-ing all the way. Currently running stock kernel with some theming mods, no hildon-modified and it's funny how things are NOT as hairy as it was before. Phone app is behaving well (used to lock system in portait all the time), and the system is generally very stable with little by the way of slowdowns..

Will try adding Beacon widgets next, see how things pan out.

EDIT: For the guy above, try googling "Sudo Gainroot". And remember, SUDO stands for Super Users Destroy Operating systems.

Lol.

This post has been edited by Eiraku: May 11 2010, 02:35 PM

thanks to snakevenom bro, i have joikuspot now

You need to install rootsh from Maemo Extras to enable "sudo gainroot" command. Alternatively you can install ssh and Putty into your phone and do the changes from a PC.

Thanks ALL

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