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2010-05-21
, 09:17
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#12
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Originally Posted by Joorin
MSN being "perfectly connected" tells little about your connection status.
But, with WiFi Power save activated, to generate data going OUT wakes up the WiFi and makes it send things so if you're trying to connect to something, this should not be a problem.
Sometimes I need to use ping in an XTerminal first, to then start the browser and get data. I'm guessing this is a combination of power save and high latency in the network.
Play around a little and see what happens. Rebooting is not the answer...
how do i ping in an Xterminal??
im a bit confused what this is or how to do it
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2010-05-21
, 09:21
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#13
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Goto Settings, Internet Connections, Connections, pick the connection that you use, for example, home.
Then hit Edit and keep hitting Next until you see Advanced, its going to be under the "Other" tab. I've set mine to "Intermediate" and it seems to be zipping through websites. Battery isn't bad either.
Then hit Edit and keep hitting Next until you see Advanced, its going to be under the "Other" tab. I've set mine to "Intermediate" and it seems to be zipping through websites. Battery isn't bad either.
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2010-05-21
, 09:26
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@ Sweden
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#14
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Sadly, you need to be root to use ping, which forces you to install rootsh. I have no idea why the busybox behaves like this but that's just the way it is.
Then you start an XTerminal, become root ("sudo gainroot" or just "root") and type
If your network connection is working as it should, you will see answers. If your network is unreachable you will get a message telling you so. If you have DNS problems, you will be told that it's not possible to resolve the name.
With ping running in the XTerminal, start your browser (Ctrl + backspace, tap application widget in top left corner, start browser) and try to open an URL.
If all is well, you should now have awakened the WiFi module and reach the site. If not, you need to look at what ping tells you.
Then you start an XTerminal, become root ("sudo gainroot" or just "root") and type
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ping www.google.com
With ping running in the XTerminal, start your browser (Ctrl + backspace, tap application widget in top left corner, start browser) and try to open an URL.
If all is well, you should now have awakened the WiFi module and reach the site. If not, you need to look at what ping tells you.
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2011-02-13
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@ italy
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#15
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Originally Posted by AndiThebest
Hi Andi. My friend has this problem. please, do you know how to correct it?
does it say "Service doesn't exist" ?
EDIT: problem solved. I reconfigurated internet settings. problem maybe was fmms (but I'm not sure) because after I launched it, I had problem.
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Last edited by maemo.it; 2011-02-14 at 01:40. Reason: problem solved
how do i change the wifi power saving setting?
i've just been looking but cant find it on my phone.....