The hugest change is the incremental updates. Big big big. I would say watch the forums for the next day or so and look for the threads that say "x won't run on Diablo" and see if it will impact your usage too much.
Then prepare for the upgrade by backing up, planning some time for the inevitable reflash/restart/reinstall, and do it. The incremental updates are too significant to ignore.
I prefer the updates to the ability to update easily
A quick review of what's new would be cool.
We know that modest is now the email client (cooool). The map app has been updated too, but what's new in it?
For some youtube is faster, for another it's slower, so? any other opinion?
I'd like to know if screen rotation is part of the update too.
Anything else noticed?
Anyone having problems installing apps after updating? I was able to download Skype and...Skype. Can't get Pidgin, Quiver, Maemo Mapper, Xournal, etc to install.
I didn't backup my apps before the update cause I like redownloading (I'm weird like that). Anyone else in the same boat?
Just create a new catalog with the following info:
Well, now it is official, I can dump my tablet.
With an email-client spitting out an "Internal Error" every time it checks for new mails I'll have to downgrad to chinook again.
Don't get me wrong, but this sucks. I paid good money for my NIT and now I can't use the new firmware just because the better and improved email client can't keep up with the old and clumsy one?
SSU, AGPS and all the other stuff may be fun, but damn, I want to get my emails!
- missing libssl, flash-and-reboot, initfs-flasher, kernel-diabolo-flasher, etc.
FYI, I went to xterm and wanted to install joe - it said these three packages were needed and weren't installed. If you can get to root, and type "apt-get -f install" they should install.
Now the question is... was there a good reason they weren't installed? 'Cause if so, I've just ignored that good reason.
