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2014-09-08
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Originally Posted by pishta74
Surely that has nothing to do with you enabling Kernel+?
And, a funny thing happend - my Maps application tharted showing Tripadvisor hints on POI and nearby. LoL. All this time I thought it's not implemented in N9
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2014-09-08
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Originally Posted by jalyst
Hehe, it's not likely that any kernel has anything to do with it, but it did happen
Surely that has nothing to do with you enabling Kernel+?
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2014-09-09
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#374
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Tried to setup PPTP but on firing up it says, no generic_ppp kernel module. Somehow I was hoping that it's compiled inline 
Actually I'm getting confused with all these kernel versions. Which is the best?
Actually I'm getting confused with all these kernel versions. Which is the best?
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2014-11-10
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#375
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Originally Posted by Hurrian
Now here's a late reply
New build changelog:
Enabled GUID partitions in the kernel config, if you feel like having a lot of partitions
Enabled PPP, PPTP and L2TP-related options in the kernel config.
Included an install script. No clue how to do Debian packaging, so this'll have to do.
http://mediafire.com/?3z1r1da1v3mmkw9
While interesting, I think this'll be left as a side/alternative project, as I intend to only support Harmattan. If someone can diff the patches for the NITDroid kernel though, I can probably leave it as an optional component.
Have you actually tried to use PPTP?
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2015-01-06
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#376
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Ok, next question:
Is there any other way to use the (apparently) built in Opptimizer module on this kernel, without an UI?
Is there any other way to use the (apparently) built in Opptimizer module on this kernel, without an UI?
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2015-01-06
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#377
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Tried to install the UI without anything else (except that it runs the kernel plus r6), but it says that I lack dependencies.
Searching...
Searching...
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2015-01-07
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#378
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Originally Posted by pishta74
Sure thing, generally control of all kernel modules is "standardized" in such a way that the API is usable whether from an UI or scripting from command line
Ok, next question:
Is there any other way to use the (apparently) built in Opptimizer module on this kernel, without an UI?
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2015-01-08
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Originally Posted by juiceme
Heh, I see now that I probably asked the wrong question
Sure thing, generally control of all kernel modules is "standardized" in such a way that the API is usable whether from an UI or scripting from command line
HOW do I control the Opptimizer from a console or script? There should be some pseudofile in /proc but which one...? Or...?
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2015-04-01
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I revoke my second N9 and also tried to use Opptimizer with this Kernel plus but there seems to be some problems.
I was able to install Opptimizet and is starts to run without any problems, but when I try to click "optimize"- button simply nothing happens.
It has been quite long since I tried this, but to my memory I used the exactly same methid as before. This is exactly how I did it:
I used this core by Coderus http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=227
Then /sbin/modprobe opptimizer
No errors. The opptimizer UI loads, but just simply doesn't do anything. Maybe the core by coderus is outdated? There is 1.4.3 availeble at the opptimizer thread, but I can't use that with power kernel, right?
I was able to install Opptimizet and is starts to run without any problems, but when I try to click "optimize"- button simply nothing happens.
It has been quite long since I tried this, but to my memory I used the exactly same methid as before. This is exactly how I did it:
Originally Posted by Hurrian
I am currently running kernel plus through ubiboot in open mode. I received no fails/warnings/error during any of the Opptimizer stuff installations.
Remove everything related to Opptimizer you have installed. Reinstall kernel-plus.
Now, install kernel-plus, and on top of that, install coderus' Opptimizer UI. Modprobe opptimizer. Launch the UI, and it should work.
I used this core by Coderus http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=227
Then /sbin/modprobe opptimizer
No errors. The opptimizer UI loads, but just simply doesn't do anything. Maybe the core by coderus is outdated? There is 1.4.3 availeble at the opptimizer thread, but I can't use that with power kernel, right?
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I installed kerel plus from the sticky post, works great (!!!).
And, a funny thing happend - my Maps application tharted showing Tripadvisor hints on POI and nearby. LoL. All this time I thought it's not implemented in N9
BTW, erm...no PPTP support on that distro??