Talk:Getting Started with your Neo FreeRunner

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I find the current organization of USB + installing applications in one section and WLAN + GPRS + other things in a catch-all section unintuitive. What do others think of grouping USB, WLAN, and GPRS under one section about connectivity, followed by a section on updating, then a section on installing other apps (with non-project-name subheads for each task, e.g., "web browser" rather than "minimo") and then a next steps section for remaining items? --[[User:Joejarvis|Joseph M. Jarvis]] 15:15, 21 July 2008 (UTC)
 
I find the current organization of USB + installing applications in one section and WLAN + GPRS + other things in a catch-all section unintuitive. What do others think of grouping USB, WLAN, and GPRS under one section about connectivity, followed by a section on updating, then a section on installing other apps (with non-project-name subheads for each task, e.g., "web browser" rather than "minimo") and then a next steps section for remaining items? --[[User:Joejarvis|Joseph M. Jarvis]] 15:15, 21 July 2008 (UTC)
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== Upgrade through ssh: ==
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I think it's easier to upgrade everything through ssh... first run this:
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# nohup opkg upgrade dropbear
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then run this:
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# opkg upgrade
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--woz

Revision as of 07:37, 24 July 2008

The impatient user (me) will try to boot right after plugging the phone for charging. If this is not possible, the text should be explicit.

TODO: redirect getting_started and Getting_started here

I would expect to find instructions here on how to secure the box, at least set up a password for root.

Organization of connectivity, update, & application sections

I find the current organization of USB + installing applications in one section and WLAN + GPRS + other things in a catch-all section unintuitive. What do others think of grouping USB, WLAN, and GPRS under one section about connectivity, followed by a section on updating, then a section on installing other apps (with non-project-name subheads for each task, e.g., "web browser" rather than "minimo") and then a next steps section for remaining items? --Joseph M. Jarvis 15:15, 21 July 2008 (UTC)

Upgrade through ssh:

I think it's easier to upgrade everything through ssh... first run this: 

# nohup opkg upgrade dropbear

then run this: 

# opkg upgrade

--woz

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The impatient user (me) will try to boot right after plugging the phone for charging. If this is not possible, the text should be explicit.

TODO: redirect getting_started and Getting_started here

I would expect to find instructions here on how to secure the box, at least set up a password for root.

Organization of connectivity, update, & application sections

I find the current organization of USB + installing applications in one section and WLAN + GPRS + other things in a catch-all section unintuitive. What do others think of grouping USB, WLAN, and GPRS under one section about connectivity, followed by a section on updating, then a section on installing other apps (with non-project-name subheads for each task, e.g., "web browser" rather than "minimo") and then a next steps section for remaining items? --Joseph M. Jarvis 15:15, 21 July 2008 (UTC)

Upgrade through ssh:

I think it's easier to upgrade everything through ssh... first run this: 

# nohup opkg upgrade dropbear

then run this: 

# opkg upgrade

--woz