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chuan huang |
2009-12-25
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where can i check out ip address in n900? thanks
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2009-12-25
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go to downloads... u can see the ip address apps... it will show the ip on ur desktop...
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2009-12-25
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go to xterm, type ifconfig should be able to see all the ip addresses of all the currently active interfaces
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2009-12-25
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Originally Posted by chuan huang
Without any extra software installed, using the X-Terminal app. Enter the command
where can i check out ip address in n900? thanks
/sbin/ifconfig
You'll see multiple network interfaces. On an interface that has an IP address, it will have a line that beings "inet addr:" followed by the IP address.
More convenient is the app called "Personal IP Address". It's a small Desktop Widget that will display the active network interface and it's IP address. I think it's Maemo Extras respository by now.
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2009-12-25
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Originally Posted by nashith
the cmd 'ifconfig' doesn't exist in xterm
go to xterm, type ifconfig should be able to see all the ip addresses of all the currently active interfaces
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2009-12-25
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Originally Posted by chase15
sorry, where is 'downloads'?
go to downloads... u can see the ip address apps... it will show the ip on ur desktop...
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2009-12-25
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Originally Posted by sljonson
i find it , thanks very much!
Without any extra software installed, using the X-Terminal app. Enter the command
/sbin/ifconfig
You'll see multiple network interfaces. On an interface that has an IP address, it will have a line that beings "inet addr:" followed by the IP address.
More convenient is the app called "Personal IP Address". It's a small Desktop Widget that will display the active network interface and it's IP address. I think it's Maemo Extras respository by now.
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2009-12-25
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Originally Posted by chuan huang
did you really just ask that?! lol!!! (Sorry, not meant sarcastically, just shocked!)
sorry, where is 'downloads'?
It's the homeip application
On your n900 goto your application manager, click download.
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2009-12-25
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Originally Posted by noobmonkey
sorry, i just haven't fully understand what are you talking about. I have installed the app now. Thanks anyway!
did you really just ask that?! lol!!! (Sorry, not meant sarcastically, just shocked!)
It's the homeip application
On your n900 goto your application manager, click download.
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2010-02-02
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I installed homeip, but it doesn't show up anywhere, desktop or menu.
How do I run it?
How do I run it?