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TonyGarnockJones: Updated my email address

2011-12-11T14:34:41Z

Updated my email address

2011-12-11T14:31:44Z

Fixed link to screenshot

2011-05-11T15:20:46Z

2009-05-14T16:12:28Z

‎Erlang Userland

2009-05-14T16:00:13Z

‎Erlang Userland

2008-01-29T00:18:21Z

‎Status

2008-01-29T00:13:26Z

2008-01-28T12:39:02Z

2007-12-07T15:22:00Z

2007-12-05T16:41:26Z

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−	Tony Garnock-Jones, ~~tonyg~~@~~lshift~~.~~net~~.	+	Tony Garnock-Jones, tonygarnockjones@gmail.com.

	I own a phase-1 Neo1973.		I own a phase-1 Neo1973.

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 * "git clone git://github.com/tonyg/erlang-openmoko.git" to track my userland (gsmd/dialer etc) code
-A few screenshots, not that the GUI is worth anything - the value of the approach is in the lower-level "model"/business-logic part (the gsmd/neod equivalent): http://eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/erlang-openmoko-screenshots/
+A screenshot, not that the GUI is worth anything - the value of the approach is in the lower-level "model"/business-logic part (the gsmd/neod equivalent): http://homepages.kcbbs.gen.nz/tonyg/pictures/openmoko-erlang-ui.png
 === Status ===

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 == Erlang Userland ==
-I'm running Erlang with GTK and serial-port extensions on my phone, using it as an openmoko userland replacement (for gsmd/dialer/addressbook etc.).
+I'm running [[Erlang]] with GTK and serial-port extensions on my phone, using it as an openmoko userland replacement (for gsmd/dialer/addressbook etc.).
 * "git clone git://github.com/tonyg/erlang-oe.git" for bitbake scripts for building erlang, erlang-gtknode and erlang-serial ipkg packages
 * "git clone git://github.com/tonyg/erlang-serial.git" to track the serial-port erlang interface program

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 I'm running Erlang with GTK and serial-port extensions on my phone, using it as an openmoko userland replacement (for gsmd/dialer/addressbook etc.).
 * "git clone git://github.com/tonyg/erlang-oe.git" for bitbake scripts for building erlang, erlang-gtknode and erlang-serial ipkg packages
-* "darcs get http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-serial/" to track the serial-port erlang interface program
+* "git clone git://github.com/tonyg/erlang-serial.git" to track the serial-port erlang interface program
 * "git clone git://github.com/tonyg/erlang-openmoko.git" to track my userland (gsmd/dialer etc) code

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 I'm running Erlang with GTK and serial-port extensions on my phone, using it as an openmoko userland replacement (for gsmd/dialer/addressbook etc.).
+* "git clone git://github.com/tonyg/erlang-oe.git" for bitbake scripts for building erlang, erlang-gtknode and erlang-serial ipkg packages
-* "darcs get http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-oe/" for bitbake scripts for building erlang, erlang-gtknode and erlang-serial ipkg packages
 * "darcs get http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-serial/" to track the serial-port erlang interface program
-* "darcs get http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-openmoko/" to track my userland (gsmd/dialer etc) code
+* "git clone git://github.com/tonyg/erlang-openmoko.git" to track my userland (gsmd/dialer etc) code
 A few screenshots, not that the GUI is worth anything - the value of the approach is in the lower-level "model"/business-logic part (the gsmd/neod equivalent): http://eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/erlang-openmoko-screenshots/
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 === Status ===
-See the [http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-openmoko/README README] for the current status, TODO and bugs. Currently 2090 non-blank, non-comment lines of code.
+See the [http://github.com/tonyg/erlang-openmoko/blob/master/README README] for the current status, TODO and bugs. Currently 2090 non-blank, non-comment lines of code.
 Core (non-UI):

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 See the [http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-openmoko/README README] for the current status, TODO and bugs. Currently 2090 non-blank, non-comment lines of code.
-Core (non-GUI):
+Core (non-UI):
 * Clean(ish) API for scripting phone functionality (in Erlang)

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 I own a phase-1 Neo1973.
 I'm running Erlang with GTK and serial-port extensions on my phone, using it as an openmoko userland replacement (for gsmd/dialer/addressbook etc.).
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 A few screenshots, not that the GUI is worth anything - the value of the approach is in the lower-level "model"/business-logic part (the gsmd/neod equivalent): http://eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/erlang-openmoko-screenshots/
 == gsmhandset.state echoes your own voice ==

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	A few screenshots, not that the GUI is worth anything - the value of the approach is in the lower-level "model"/business-logic part (the gsmd/neod equivalent): http://eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/erlang-openmoko-screenshots/		A few screenshots, not that the GUI is worth anything - the value of the approach is in the lower-level "model"/business-logic part (the gsmd/neod equivalent): http://eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/erlang-openmoko-screenshots/
		+
		+	== gsmhandset.state echoes your own voice ==
		+
		+	I've a tentative fix for this - here's the patch against gsmhandset.state. The alsamixer setting is labelled "Bypass" in the UI, and it's way over to the right, just after the "Amp ..." settings and just before "DAI Mode".
		+
		+	<pre>
		+	--- old/gsmhandset.state 2008-01-28 12:29:47.000000000 +0000
		+	+++ new/gsmhandset.state 2008-01-28 12:29:23.000000000 +0000
		+	@@ -55,8 +55,8 @@
		+	comment.range '0 - 7'
		+	iface MIXER
		+	name 'Bypass Playback Volume'
		+	- value.0 5
		+	- value.1 5
		+	+ value.0 0
		+	+ value.1 0
		+	}
		+	control.7 {
		+	comment.access 'read write'
		+	</pre>

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	* "darcs get http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-serial/" to track the serial-port erlang interface program		* "darcs get http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-serial/" to track the serial-port erlang interface program
	* "darcs get http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-openmoko/" to track my userland (gsmd/dialer etc) code		* "darcs get http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-openmoko/" to track my userland (gsmd/dialer etc) code
		+
		+	A few screenshots, not that the GUI is worth anything - the value of the approach is in the lower-level "model"/business-logic part (the gsmd/neod equivalent): http://eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/erlang-openmoko-screenshots/

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	I'm running Erlang with GTK and serial-port extensions on my phone, using it as an openmoko userland replacement (for gsmd/dialer/addressbook etc.).		I'm running Erlang with GTK and serial-port extensions on my phone, using it as an openmoko userland replacement (for gsmd/dialer/addressbook etc.).
		+
		+	* "darcs get http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-oe/" for bitbake scripts for building erlang, erlang-gtknode and erlang-serial ipkg packages
		+	* "darcs get http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-serial/" to track the serial-port erlang interface program
		+	* "darcs get http://www.eighty-twenty.org/~tonyg/Darcs/erlang-openmoko/" to track my userland (gsmd/dialer etc) code