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2011-07-31
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in my opion this thing is gonna crash into a huge ball of flames if it aint doing 32gb or better. 16gb forget it.
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2011-07-31
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iirc N9 was announced in 4 colours X 16 and 64 gigabyte versions.
N950 wont be sold.
N950 wont be sold.
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2011-07-31
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Originally Posted by anim1
1) N900 has "restore default settings" and "clear device" options.
will i have to find a computer with windows xp os inorder to hard reset to factory settings?
2) I have never seen a pc that cannot boot a live cd (on a cd-rom or usb stick).
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2011-07-31
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Originally Posted by erendorn
I have... in a locked down, corporate environment. It's rare though.
I have never seen a pc that cannot boot a live cd (on a cd-rom or usb stick).
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2011-08-07
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I like doing on-device development, but because of this aegis stuff I wasn't sure how far things could go, even in development mode. Anyway, here's an initial writeup of my first-phase success.
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2011-08-07
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Can you speak about the Aegis security stuff? Or is that part covered in the NDA?
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2011-08-07
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Aegis seems incredibly annoying 
lots of interesting info in that thread (you may have read it already, but still a good read for anyone)
lots of interesting info in that thread (you may have read it already, but still a good read for anyone)
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2011-08-07
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I think it's open source, and it's at the heart of the MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan security model. I don't know too much about it, but it locks the device down pretty good. For instance, you can't just recompile something and run it. You have to package and deploy it. Here's a good starting point if you're looking for something in-depth. My understanding is that some of the hooks are built into the kernel, but I don't know that anyone has successfully installed an aegis-free kernel yet.
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2011-08-07
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Originally Posted by vi_
LMAO!!
Whoopy f****ing doo, share it with the other 249 people who own harmattan.
Originally Posted by vi_
Creme de la crap. LOL! Fast becoming my favourite poster.
It is a dead, end of line abortion. An inkling of what the team behind the N900 were trying to create before they were buttfvcked and force to design the equally pointless N9.
Don't you get it? The N9 HAS NO FUTURE. The N950 HAS NO FUTURE. There will be no firmware updates and almost certainly no 'appz'. Everything that sucks about the N900 (see lack of support) this thing will embody. N9^N900 suck.
And now the creme de la crap.........
Agree with everything you said tbh. It makes me cringe when I see certain people demean themselves here all begging for little scraps of information about the stupid N950 phone. After all that has happened with the N900, you would think people would learn their lesson.
Last edited by JamesBond@ge; 2011-08-07 at 21:32.
p1 9GB /home/user/MyDocs
p2 4GB /
p3 2GB /home
When using the build and deployment tools, /opt is the default location for user installed apps, so that allowance has close to doubled from the n900. But remember
N9: Go white or go home