> On Fri, 2007-01-26 at 18:34 -0800, James Sparenberg wrote: >> > http://maemo.org/maemowiki/ApplicationCatalog2006 >> >> yes and filed a bug against it, for some reason if I install it I loose >> graphics in the themes (files are there but I'got a white border to the >> left >> and no graphics on keyboards popups etc. Not sure but it fights with >> either >> fuse or pptp enabled kernel. > > To be on the safe side, I proceeded as follows with my N800 (which has > sssh installed): > > 1/ on my desktop Linux pc > > mkdir -p /tmp/n > cd /tmp/n > wget > http://mummola.cs.tut.fi/n770/files/busybox_1.01-4.osso10-ipv6.etc1_armel.deb > ar x busybox_1.01-4.osso10-ipv6.etc1_armel.deb data.tar.gz > tar xfz data.tar.gz > mv ./bin/busybox ./bin/busybox2 > scp ./bin/busybox2 root at YOURNOKIA:/bin/ > > 2/ then on my N800 as root > > cd /usr/bin > ln -s /bin/busybox2 ip > ln -s /bin/busybox2 nc > ln -s /bin/busybox2 ping > ln -s /bin/busybox2 ping6 > ln -s /bin/busybox2 telnet > ln -s /bin/busybox2 traceroute > > 3/ Enjoy ping/ping6/telnet/traceroute and no risk to brick your N800 :). > > I did that because I noticed the list of app is not identical compared > to the default busybox one: > > - [[ > + depmod > - fuser > + ip > + nc > + ping > + ping6 > - sysctl > + telnet > + traceroute > + wget > > Plus I believe busybox has options per apps. > > I wish busybox developers would make a busybox-extraNN that doesn't > touch the existing system busybox. Okay you loose 300kB of flash but who > cares :). > > I also wish nokia would include ping, telnet and traceroute by default :). > > Laurent > http://guerby.org/blog/ I like the way you think! thanks > > >
