2008/1/11, Thomas Armagost <silly at well.com>: > > > I'm exploring the mysteries of Red Pill Mode. It's completely unnecessary if you manage to install via apt-get in an xterm. I noticed a blog item claiming that Red Pill Mode bricked an n800. No problem. As Marius said you can then re-flash the device. I've done that several times "experiencing" with new system configuration. Maybe I should use the flasher to install OS2008. Then I could use > xterm. I'll assume that WiFi would no longer be mandatory then. If you're able to use xterm, then you'll find a real Debian system with usual features. But I don't understand your remark about WiFi. Every time you change your /etc/apt/sources.list, you should run 'apt-get update' with an active internet connection. It's the same. I'll probably just install a WAP and connect it to a wired router. I have a flat rate for my mobile phone internet connection, so that I always connect via bluetooth, unless I'm in the nearby of a WAP. Tallyho, > Thomas Armagost > silly at well.com > http://sillyblog.net > Salut, Sebas. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.maemo.org/pipermail/maemo-users/attachments/20080111/00cb2caf/attachment.htm
