O2 Joggler Forum

I took apart my Joggler today without breaking anything. Dan, I use a custom touchscreen "shell" to an automation server. What would work would be some sort of automotive car pc software. I utilize a custom very simple front end for my CarPC's. Just the basics. I've seen some elaborate set...

Maybe found a way to change the firmware on the NIC such that it works in XP build.

You can install a PXE ROM mod maybe. Using a hex viewer the code has places for a MAC address.

Noticed too by disabling and enabling NIC that the only error is "invalid mac address".

Yes, RIP Steve Jobs.

Dan, You're the "man"!

Working well here Dan with the new EFI files. Thank-you Dan.

Dan, Posted EFI booted up fine with a Hub. Runs XP great. Its showing 496Mb of Ram and a 742Mb of a paging file. Allows keyboard/mouse functions just fine. Just adding TTS to it. The short list - - Audio - Figuring out that INI thing with the speaker out / headphone jack in. I've tried a variety of ...

Dan, Yes so far Buzz's Ubuntu 11.04 image. I am starting the clock by rebooting in the OS; letting it go to the O2 screen then booting into the OS, auto running the application. BUT; the application runs fastest in an RDP session to a Wintel box. When running in Native Linux mode its very resource i...

mickchip, maybe the new EFI files will work with the PATA?

dan, good news on the boot from the USB hub. I've been playing with a side by side comparision of an application boot up speed with the XP and Linux version of the application (should also include the Android version - even with no flash).

Dan, Found this stuff. Just adding this FYI - Most of this is a bit old as today is the 5th of October. Looking tonight on Eric Huang blog dated 1, October, 20111 and see the following: Full source code - xoj_v0.2_src.rar - downloaded and will post. Tools Eric utilized: vc2008, vc6, WinDDK2003, EFI_...

Yeah, due to some WAF; worked on (didn't finish) replacing the kitchen faucet today.

I have to purchase a new tool (I do a lot of that for DIY stuff at home. )

I did originally tell my wife it would take 5 minutes to put in the new faucet. lol.

Great news Dan!

Dan, This happened to you while you were just walking around in London? I'm wondering what's the matter with folks? I personally enjoyed walking around London; I would get up early for work and make a 10 minute walk 45 minutes just to explore; never saw an issue. I would do the same at night when wa...

Hope you are feeling better there Dan. I hate when that happens.

I tried the Patriot "Supersonic Xpress" 8Gb stick. It has some weird lags in RW to. An older Kingston DataTraveler G3 runs a bit better. I did order a 16 Gb SSD/USB drive. They have come down in price. They are a bit bigger than the average USB stick.

BTW relating to modification of the image. Easy to do. I expanded my NTFS partiton to 8Gb using GParted. You can utilize a number of Wintel applications to do the same. Once expanded; just save out the EFI directory; remove it and change remove the boot flag. You should then be able to see the parti...

The configured EFI boot is the older one which works with the USB hubs. Its still at 3XXMb of memory but a 5XXMb of a paging file that works. The RW on this one is slower; especially with the USB hub. The real fast boot up EFI is under the directory in the EFI partition called FAST. This one has 496...

Attached is most current 4Gb image. This one has three configurations for EFI. The set up one is slower but works with the hub. The fast one is included but does not allow booting with a hub (from my testing). The video drivers are located in the EFI partition subdirectory called drivers and the spe...

Great news photize! I remember not too long ago partying for the Queen's Day in Amsterdam. Great place and party! The WiFi thing is more of an application issue than a WiFi issue. It does the same running in Android or Ubuntu. I tried playing some HD stuff locally and the Joggler did fine. mickchip,...

You could too just make it a UPNP player with the Linux front end to your NAS.

Reinstalled the newer Intel video drivers (from Sept, 20011); rebooted.

I also re-installed the Intel drivers; rebooted.

It looks like doing this re-aligned the screen as it fits now with no black bar on the bottom.