John Rudd wrote: > Quim Gil wrote: >> Alright, we found the answer. >> >> On Tue, 2007-10-09 at 11:08 +0200, ext Luca Olivetti wrote: >>> En/na Aniello Del Sorbo ha escrit: >>> >>>> I confirm this, but I think that this menu was not intented to be "released" >>>> to the users. >>> The fact is, there *is* something more than the updated kernel. >> No. Last week release has only a kernel patch to the MMC driver, as said >> repeated times. >> >> What happens is: >> >> 1. User has 4.2007.26-8 aka Flash9 browser plugin. >> >> 2. User installs Mozilla based browser under development. >> >> 3. User makes backup of everything. >> >> 4a User reflash with 4.2007.38-2 aka SDHC fix >> >> 4b (Surely reflashing with 4.2007.26-8 makes no difference, it's just >> that apparently nobody did and noticed before) >> >> 5a If user goes to browser sees the regular Opera browser >> >> 5b If user brings back previous preferences via backup then the Advanced >> option (previously hidden) appears. >> >> 6. Installing again the Mozilla based engine again restores normality, >> no Advanced options are visible. >> >> >> And what about these Advanced UI options? We were experimenting with >> them by the time we made the 4.2007.26-8 release. We don't have plans to >> offer them in future releases. >> > > > On problem with your theory. > > I never performed steps 5b nor 6, yet I have never seen the "Advanced" menu. Someone else pointed out that I had misread 5b. I read the last line as "disappears". By not performing 5b, the theory predicts that I never saw the advanced menu. So my experience conforms to the theory.
