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2010-12-07
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#161
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Originally Posted by lemmyslender
Ah, GeePS was segfaulting for me, but I thought it was just broken for everything (I'll look into this some more).
Originally Posted by lemmyslender
First time after the IPv6 connection.
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2010-12-07
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#162
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I kept the IPv4/IPv6 settings after I installed the IPv6 only deb. It still has the IPv6 connectivity that way, but allows the IPv4 apps to work.
The IPv6 connection is the default connection, so whenever I want to run GeePS, I disconnect, then reconnect using the v4/v6 connection, works no problem. Works for the occasion website that isn't v6 compliant/hosted as well.
The wifi thing will get annoying as I'm in and out of wifi several times a day. More than happy to test any updates though.
The IPv6 connection is the default connection, so whenever I want to run GeePS, I disconnect, then reconnect using the v4/v6 connection, works no problem. Works for the occasion website that isn't v6 compliant/hosted as well.
The wifi thing will get annoying as I'm in and out of wifi several times a day. More than happy to test any updates though.
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2010-12-07
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#163
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Originally Posted by lemmyslender
Well, if I can get all the bugs out, hopefully you won't need the v4/v6 connection anymore
I kept the IPv4/IPv6 settings after I installed the IPv6 only deb. It still has the IPv6 connectivity that way, but allows the IPv4 apps to work.
The IPv6 connection is the default connection, so whenever I want to run GeePS, I disconnect, then reconnect using the v4/v6 connection, works no problem. Works for the occasion website that isn't v6 compliant/hosted as well.
I got geeps working on a regular wifi connection, so now I can see if I can get it to work on a v6-only connection.
Originally Posted by lemmyslender
Yeah, it's a super annoying bug.
The wifi thing will get annoying as I'm in and out of wifi several times a day. More than happy to test any updates though.
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2010-12-07
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#164
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Originally Posted by ddrown
This is AWESOME!
I have something I've been experimenting with that fixes some of the problem applications. With it, I was able to get The One Ring (Google Voice) working on my v6 connection. Unfortunately, skype still doesn't work.
I have more details at: http://code.google.com/p/n900ipv6/wiki/LDPreloadNat64
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2010-12-08
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#165
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Ok, libnat64 version 1.1 is up at http://code.google.com/p/n900ipv6/wiki/LDPreloadNat64
Fixes the ifconfig/route problems when switching from 3g/ipv6 to wifi
I'm still working on GeePS. I think the problem is in one of the QT libraries being unable to handle an ipv6-only connection (stack dump shows it crashing in libQtNetwork.so.4@QNetworkSession::QNetworkSession )
Fixes the ifconfig/route problems when switching from 3g/ipv6 to wifi
I'm still working on GeePS. I think the problem is in one of the QT libraries being unable to handle an ipv6-only connection (stack dump shows it crashing in libQtNetwork.so.4@QNetworkSession::QNetworkSession )
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2010-12-08
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#166
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Version 1.1 testing now.
So far, no problems switching back and forth with wifi
the one ring, gtalk, ovi, jabber, yahoo all work. skype, sipphone(gizmo5) won't connect GeePS fails. Ovi Maps working.
Great work! I'll continue testing tomorrow.
So far, no problems switching back and forth with wifi
the one ring, gtalk, ovi, jabber, yahoo all work. skype, sipphone(gizmo5) won't connect GeePS fails. Ovi Maps working.
Great work! I'll continue testing tomorrow.
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*Consumer*, not a developer! I apologize for any inconvenience.
My script to backup /home and /opt
Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant, Huawei S7, N900(retired), N800(retired)
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2010-12-08
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#167
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Originally Posted by ddrown
I dl the .deb
Ok, libnat64 version 1.1 is up at http://code.google.com/p/n900ipv6/wiki/LDPreloadNat64
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root
dpkg -i libnat64*.*
install without problem.
the next step is
"run : /usr/bin/register_nat64 install "
how to do that? like ./register_nat64 install?
Thanks,
bun
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WorldTV99, WorldTV99forN900, more, VCURLs72, Shortcuts; complete backup; gvm software; 2007He; LiveTV;
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2010-12-08
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#168
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bun-
After I did the dpkg -i, from the command prompt I just typed:
/usr/bin/register_nat64 install
No need for the . in front.
After I did the dpkg -i, from the command prompt I just typed:
/usr/bin/register_nat64 install
No need for the . in front.
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My script to backup /home and /opt
Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant, Huawei S7, N900(retired), N800(retired)
*Consumer*, not a developer! I apologize for any inconvenience.
My script to backup /home and /opt
Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant, Huawei S7, N900(retired), N800(retired)
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2010-12-08
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#169
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Originally Posted by bunanson
You just have to type "/usr/bin/register_nat64 install" as root.
I dl the .deb
root
dpkg -i libnat64*.*
install without problem.
the next step is
"run : /usr/bin/register_nat64 install "
how to do that? like ./register_nat64 install?
Thanks,
bun
For a background of why this is: the package installs a script, "/usr/bin/register_nat64". This needs to be run to setup the library to hook into internet traffic. Installing the package could run this automatically, but I chose to make the process two separate steps.
Using two steps makes it easier to turn the library on and off without deinstalling/reinstalling the package. But using two steps also makes it harder to install. I will change it to be easier to install once the library has been better tested.
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2010-12-08
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#170
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FYI weatherbug, barriosquare and sygic maps crash with IPv6
