I'm a relative newcomer - only just joined the list a few days ago, and I've been using the 770 for a month or so. I've managed to near-brick the thing once (got the lines) and returned it for service with Nokia (took 3 agonizing weeks) and now am back in action once again. I've successfully moved the OS to the card once, but I've got the wrong memory (the slow 1gb) and not the fast 2gb (on the list of things to do) and then I'll be unpacking the OS into it's own 1gb partition on the card. When I first jumped into the using the thing, I decided that if I was going to be able to run nmap over wireless, or do any other "near real" work with the thing, that using a nice keyboard would be the way to go, and I splurged on the I-Tech Virtual Laser Keyboard. Contrary to some postings and thoughts, I'm a guy who built his first computer from a kit, and it had an SS-50 bus. I type a lot, and I'm 100wpm when I'm in a hurry. The I-Tech took some getting used to, and I'm about 80% there with it now - they keys do double-tap and I sometimes double push, since I'm a touch typist, and there's not much to "touch" with the thing. That being said, when I'm on a roll, it works. If you can't read the screen while you type, then don't get this keyboard - you're not good enough yet to appreciate it. I am fortunate in that regard, but hey, when you're all 43, you'll probably be comfy with something like it as well. The key seems to be lowering it's sensitivity so that my fat fingers don't touch 3-4 keys each press - and the guy who mentioned typing in the air, without actually touching the surface, he was right too - better results come with "air typing" like air-guitar - I sound much better when I play Air Guitar anyway. :^) Anyway, I've now managed to reinstall the OS 4-5 times on my unit, both before killing it and after, and I've not been able to have a reliable performance with the keyboard yet. I've tried linking the keyboard to the OS manually, and by using the BT plugin, and always with unreliable results. Much of the time, when it fails, it'll reboot the Nokia. Sometimes it'll say it links, but not link. Sometimes it actually links, but then unlinks, then relinks. Sometimes it works. Then, if I'm ready, I get an hour or two or 3 on the keyboard and it's all good. Then I shut down, or reboot, or something - and then if the stars align, it works again - but never a 3rd time. After that, the Nokia will reboot. I have successfully done BT DUN successfully with my Verizon cell - that's been great in fact, but that's the only reliable thing I've seen BT do with the thing. Does anyone have a recommendation towards what kernel, or software combination I should be running with the BT plugin? Is that plugin just crap and nobody's bothered to build the latest from the BlueZ folks? Does everyone just not use BT keyboards and wire in through USB or SSH into it remotely??
