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2012-03-02 , 15:28
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I guess, this way:
1. Nokia will have control (for some time)
2. Not putting the stuff online, to save bandwith ?
3. Save storage place on their servers
4. Lower their network load that it may take to serve the many download requests
5. Unhappy users, that the download takes forever

It does make some kinda sence, allthough annoying
 

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2012-03-02 , 15:45
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I don't have an N9 yet, that's the reason why I'm asking:

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=82564

Will something like this be possible without Aegis?
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2012-03-02 , 19:58
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Originally Posted by zszabo View Post
Not sure if this was brought up elsewhere: it seems to me that http://harmattan-dev.nokia.com/pool/harmattan-beta3/ already contains PR 1.2 SDK tools, no? For starters, the PR1.2 kernel build date (uname -v = "Thu Dec 22") was only 8 days after the last number of changes in the beta3 directory.
Dont you think it would be strange if they put the sources online, before the release
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Linux RM696 2.6.32.48-dfl61-20115101 #1 PREEMPT Thu Dec 22 14:43:29 EET 2011 armv7l GNU/Linux
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kernel_2.6.32-20112910+0m6.tar.gz
 
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2012-03-05 , 12:27
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i was hoping that with pr1.2 we will get more control over aegis, but it's opposite, actually.
with pr1.1 i easily installed such basic debian programms as tracerote etc, but now this is what i get:

Aegis rejecting ...: package 'traceroute' origin cannot be determined -- signature check failed
aegis aborting dpkg
i tried --relaxed-mode - didn't helped, "permission denied", tried 'develsh' before it - same result.
seems that the only solution is to reflash modified kernel, or maybe someone knows easier way?
 
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2012-03-05 , 14:09
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If the packages you want are in the SDK repo, you can workaround the issue with the instructions here: http://wiki.meego.com/Migrating_from...epo_are_broken
 

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Originally Posted by koe View Post
i was hoping that with pr1.2 we will get more control over aegis, but it's opposite, actually.
with pr1.1 i easily installed such basic debian programms as tracerote etc, but now this is what i get:


i tried --relaxed-mode - didn't helped, "permission denied", tried 'develsh' before it - same result.
seems that the only solution is to reflash modified kernel, or maybe someone knows easier way?
You're running into Bug 978. Aegis will allow you to install the package, but only if you remove the SDK repository from your APT sources.list and do an apt-get update first.

If you're in developer mode, you're already in Aegis relaxed mode, so that won't really help.
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Aegis will allow you to install the package, but only if you remove the SDK repository from your APT sources.list and do an apt-get update.
this helped, thanks.
still hoping to disable that ***** someday.
 
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2012-03-06 , 13:34
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Aaaaand thanks@javispedro http://t.co/OCM0tCII
 

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2012-03-06 , 17:12
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I'm not sure what's wrong with posting a clear URL...

http://depot.javispedro.com/nit/harm/srcs/

So when do we see the first patched binary available for download?
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Originally Posted by qole View Post
I'm not sure what's wrong with posting a clear URL...

http://depot.javispedro.com/nit/harm/srcs/

So when do we see the first patched binary available for download?
Nothing wrong with clear URL's
COmpiling, as we write. Surely others are aswell. WIll work on more things also: NAT, USB OTG, CIFS and TUN support, and later compat-wireless (for packet injection)
 

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