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elie-7 | # 11 | 2011-04-09, 16:33 | Report

yep tried both with no luck

stickymick | # 12 | 2011-04-09, 16:58 | Report

Still no luck eh?
If you've deleted the font it shouldn't be found so everything should revert to defaults. Unless it's being retrieved from a cache somewhere. You got anything installed that may be using a backup?

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Mentalist Traceur | # 13 | 2011-04-09, 17:31 | Report

As far as I know hildon caches a lot of stuff from the theme it's currently using. Have you at least tried to go into the stock theme selection menu and pick a different theme than whatever it currently shows selected?

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elie-7 | # 14 | 2011-04-09, 17:33 | Report

@stickymich could it be theme customizer ??
@mentalist traceur yes i tried that even after deleting theme customizer, but with no luck, i think the carlise fonts overwrited the default ones, anyone knows how to overwrite the carlise back to the original fonts ???

stickymick | # 15 | 2011-04-09, 23:53 | Report

I think you might be onto something.
Whatever it was may have created a backup of your original font and renamed it.
If you can browse your font folder and see if the original Nokia fonts have had any extra letters like bak or orig added to their names. They should all be Nokia Sans fonts.

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elie-7 | # 16 | 2011-04-10, 06:33 | Report

ok thanks to d-iivil i mannaged to reinstall the hildon alpha theme with the default fonts in it, now the carlise fonts only show up in firefox and micro-b, so i need to reinstall theme, anyone knows whats the browser's package name so i can do an : apt-get install --reinstall on it ??

stickymick | # 17 | 2011-04-10, 08:08 | Report

Proper job.

Not sure if one of the links in this thread is what you're after for Firefox. Or even "apt-get install fennec".

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=63508

The link in the second post takes you to the deb file.

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elie-7 | # 18 | 2011-04-10, 08:15 | Report

Originally Posted by stickymick View Post

Proper job.

Not sure if one of the links in this thread is what you're after for Firefox. Or even "apt-get install fennec".

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=63508

The link in the second post takes you to the deb file.

naah man i'm not after firefox, i'm after the default micro-b browser

all what i need to know is its package name .

mrsellout | # 19 | 2011-04-10, 08:43 | Report

Originally Posted by elie-7 View Post

naah man i'm not after firefox, i'm after the default micro-b browser

all what i need to know is its package name .

After a recent flash, I ran

Code:

dpkg -l > pkgs

and I've attached the results.

The following are the packages with microb in their title and there are others with browser in the list attached, but you might want to simulate it first with apt-get -s first.

Code:

ii  microb-eal                                          2.9.5-1.23+0m5                      MicroB Web Engine.
ii  microb-engine                                       20100401-1.9.2-5.2+0m5              Package of MicroB libraries based on Mozilla
ii  microb-engine-common                                20100401-1.9.2-5.2+0m5              Package of MicroB libraries based on Mozilla
ii  microb-engine-settings-203                          0.0.2-1+0m5+20.2010.36.2.3617       Settings for microb-engine
ii  microb-geolocation                                  1.1.5-6+0m5                         MicroB GeoLocation provider extension
ii  microb-l10n                                         0.4.6-1+0m5                         Localization package for microb-engine

Attached Files

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elie-7 | # 20 | 2011-04-10, 08:47 | Report

Originally Posted by mrsellout View Post

After a recent flash, I ran

Code:

dpkg -l > pkgs

and I've attached the results.

The following are the packages with microb in their title and there are others with browser in the list attached, but you might want to simulate it first with apt-get -s first.

Code:

ii  microb-eal                                          2.9.5-1.23+0m5                      MicroB Web Engine.
ii  microb-engine                                       20100401-1.9.2-5.2+0m5              Package of MicroB libraries based on Mozilla
ii  microb-engine-common                                20100401-1.9.2-5.2+0m5              Package of MicroB libraries based on Mozilla
ii  microb-engine-settings-203                          0.0.2-1+0m5+20.2010.36.2.3617       Settings for microb-engine
ii  microb-geolocation                                  1.1.5-6+0m5                         MicroB GeoLocation provider extension
ii  microb-l10n                                         0.4.6-1+0m5                         Localization package for microb-engine

thanks for that mate, so your saying that i should reinstall all these packages ??