cddiede | # 11 | 2010-09-01, 15:05 | Report

What IP widget is that?

Do you mean the personnel IP address widget?

How do you figure that interferes with Joikuspot?

jedi | # 12 | 2010-09-01, 15:09 | Report

I was wondering if he meant the Personnel IP address widget.

For what it's worth, I've got that installed too. And my iTurd owning friends can still connect via my n900/Mobile Hotspot.

I can't think of a reason why the two apps would conflict...

boxkillor | # 13 | 2010-09-01, 16:29 | Report

Tested it yesterday by installing an app and testing joiku out after that (reflashed before , no backup, just a clear n900 pr1.2). Yes, i mean the personal ip adress widget. After installing that my joiku/mobile didnt work anymore. But it seems that more apps are crushing it cause after installing my normal applist (leaving the ip widget alone) joiku/mobile now stopped working again wtf .... Au aman, dont want to try them out one by one, thats horrorible

----------- Do Disturb---------
Personal IP Adress Widget , the one which its icon is a globus with "ip" written on it (pls confirm)
Several others
----------- Doesnt harm------
fApn + fmms
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As far as i can tell, the best way to find out which apps disturbs joiku/mobile without reflashing and testing one app by one is ( in a not technical/programmer way <cause i dont know anything of sourcecodes>) to compare the app lists .

But maybe its just a combination of apps which interference with joiku/mobile.

I want to clear out that i really dont have a clue of programming its just that totally reflashed my n900, and after then installing my favourite apps in order from the reps(testing joikus status after every one) i noticed that after installing the IP widget, joiku stopped working.(deinstalling the ip-w brought my joiku back)

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Last edited by boxkillor; 2010-09-01 at 16:45.