Originally Posted by commandersafi

That 3 is just saying that the source of the error (nvflash not being found) is on the 3rd line of the script file. And I have tried running nvflash manually and all I get is "bash: ./nvflash: No such file or directory"

See the second half of post #372. The nvflash not found error is because you're trying to run a 32-bit binary (nvflash) from a 64-bit linux distro w/o the 32-bit libs installed.

Originally Posted by lilstevie

I have been looking into safe swapping, my issue with swap is wear on flash, I have killed devices in the past by swapping too much onto flash. The other thing I have been looking to is CRAMFS usage to get more out of the ram

How about mounting swap partition in external SD ? Too difficult or too slow ?

edit: my mistake!

Originally Posted by rdnetto

You can run Gnome 3 under Ubuntu - you just need to add the PPA and install the packages. If you google it you'll find that it's not hard at all. Alternatively, as discussed previously you can use any other distro with some modifications.

However, note that you can't use Gnome 3 on the TF right now, since it requires hardware acceleration. You'll need to wait until lilstevie releases the new kernel.

I know i can run Gnome 3 under Ubuntu, but then you won't get the full Gnome 3 experience... For example the Adwaita theme is missing, wich is important for me because off the big windows buttons and for example the login window still looks like the Gnome 2 one.

Thats why i like Fedora, Gnome 3 is really integrated into Fedora.

Thanks for the information about the hardware acceleration, i forgot about that.

Originally Posted by gloom

Checking the fedora wiki :
Section development contains the following line :
"F15 (Work in progress) "

They making references to updates from 15th of July but no clue on today what's the status

Thanx.

Stupid of me that i didn't check that before asking.

Originally Posted by scottt732

See the second half of post #372. The nvflash not found error is because you're trying to run a 32-bit binary (nvflash) from a 64-bit linux distro w/o the 32-bit libs installed.

I forgot that I had a fresh install of Ubuntu since the last time I used nvflash. Thanks for helping me sort out the problem

Great job on everything so far! it works great.. I have 2 questions though if anybody could help!

1.) Is there any ETA on getting Hardware Acceleration working?
2.) Can we run the ubuntu netbook remix version at all, I think it would play nicer with the touchscreen.

I get an annoying white box on the left which i guess is because of lack or hardware acceleration, any way to fix that?

And most importantly if any of you have WPA2 working with the wifi PLEASE help me, I cant get it to connect to anything but Open Networks.

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by nextract

Great job on everything so far! it works great.. I have 2 questions though if anybody could help!

1.) Is there any ETA on getting Hardware Acceleration working?
2.) Can we run the ubuntu netbook remix version at all, I think it would play nicer with the touchscreen.

1. It's done when it's done!
2. The netbook remix is depracted and is replaced by the new Unity Desktop.

Originally Posted by belzebub40k

1. It's done when it's done!
2. The netbook remix is depracted and is replaced by the new Unity Desktop.

Thanks for the quick reply!

Do you have any idea about how to fix the white box on the left or how to fix wifi to work WPA2?

Kind Thanks!

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Originally Posted by nextract

Thanks for the quick reply!

Do you have any idea about how to fix the white box on the left or how to fix wifi to work WPA2?

Kind Thanks!

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For a way to fix the white bar look at post Post #118.

For WPA2 look at this Post or search the thread.

Originally Posted by belzebub40k

For a way to fix the white bar look at post Post #118.

For WPA2 look at this Post or search the thread.

Thank You! That helps me a lot!



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