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Re: Transmission (Torrent client for 2008 OS)
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So yeah - you might hear from me in a few weeks after I get my tablet. Hopefully I'll be able to cobble together a patch for that. |
Re: Transmission (Torrent client for 2008 OS)
Well Transmission is currently undergoing testing for version 1.0. They have released a version 1.0 Beta/Test 1 which i have compiled and packaged.
----- V1.00 Test 1 Test Release Removed since real V1.00 has now been released. See first post for latest download. |
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does os2008 have tmpfs in the kernel, so that you can have a ramdisk backed by a big swap file on external flash, which might reduce the amount of I/O to the cards? |
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I updated packages to authors official 1.00 Version release. See first post for links.
- MstPrgmr : I assure you if it was easy to figure out i would have done it long ago. I created one and app manager did not like it. It started complaining about dependencies of all my packages. If anyone is familiar with the process of setting up a repo (and troubleshooting it), let me know and i'll do that. Until then, just bookmark http://wardenclyffetower.com/MaemoFiles which is where i keep all the packages which would/should/could be in a repo. Now that maemo repos themselves are working i might try again.. hard to debug my repo when theirs are failing :) |
Re: Transmission (Torrent client for 2008 OS)
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If you are saving downloads to mmc card (instead of internal memory) then : - Transmission only will use internal storage for caching (sha?) hashes (like checksums) and peer information. I would guess the bandwith of 'writes' to internal memory are order of magnitude like 1:100 for the file size your downloading. Probably negligable for all but the heaviest downloaders. - Transmission currently -does- have ability to relocate the home directory (where cache files are written), but unfortunately that 'branch' is also used for some file types (socket files) which would not be compatible with relocation to fat/fat32 sd/sdhc cards. If you are a hardcore downloader you could set up (ext2?) partition and try relocating home there with environment variable TRANSMISSION_HOME=/media/mmcwhatever (i cant verify this since my cards are current formatted fat32). If you try this just edit the launcher script /usr/bin/transmission and add that TRANSMISSION home assignment before call to executable. I asked the author for an alternate variable/setting to relocate just the cache, but he has yet to respond. If he does i'll be sure to post info about it here.. although i'll still probably leave the default to cache hash in /home/user/.transmission. |
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What is the possability of being able to minimise to tray (like pigden) and also have a home applet to monitor the progress (Also start and stop) the downloads?
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The minimize to system tray functionality was... problematic. I intentionally had to disable it because it was pretty much crashing the status bar. Does the status bar work properly for pidgin? I thought it was prone to the same behavior.
The setting to disable to system tray is in the config file in /home/user/.trasnmission Although you -could- reenable it, i'd recommend not doing so. |
Re: Transmission (Torrent client for 2008 OS)
got transmission working great on my n800 with os2008. Thanks
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