O2 Joggler Forum

[Spam removed] SPAM? [admin - yes looks like it] But sweet price - 139.99 USD with free shipping - that is about £88.24 on Saturday's (latest I have from Oanda) interbank GBPUSD exchange rate of 1.58640. Typically, how much tax and whatever would I have to pay on this ? I know having items sent by ...

I have one like this - probably same factory in China - from EBuyer, but haven't tried it yet. What booting issues do you have ? Are you booting Windows ? Let us know what you'd like to try and I'll see what I can do - no promises on when though. Actually I have another USB port from EBuyer that has...

BuZz - thanks for the advice on the VoIP and messaging services. The localphone number looks good. I will have a look into and and if I decide to go ahead, would be happy to be referred by you - its the least I can do for what you have done ! I know O2 got the website wrong to begin with, but that i...

I've just read the details on the O2 website for the first time. Some interesting points are : What’s happening to the O2 Joggler? We are updating the Joggler between 30th April and 4th May with a new, larger set of apps and new look. You’ll now get great services like YouTube, Facebook, Google Maps...

cbredfred I think you've done some great work here and are doing stuff in other areas that I'm really interested in too. I just wanted to give some of my past experience of my most "ungentlemanly violations of the USB port" and what happened. I am not that familiar with the USB specificati...

There must be some upper limit of the current that the Joggler can supply, as when I put a Samsung 2.5" hard drive in a USB enclosure directly into an OpenPeak joggler, the drive won't spin up. The enclosure has a power supply plug, so I plugged this into a 400mA 5V Huawei mobile phone charger ...

This device has a quite old and limited Linux kernel. uname -a gives : Linux NSD000760 2.4.27-star #1852 Thu Jun 12 15:25:50 CST 2008 armv4l unknown And there are not many modules in the kernel. lsmod gives : Module Size Used by Not tainted button_mod 3008 0 (unused) x1205-rtc 6976 0 Could I just ge...

Thanks for the reply and it is good to hear how things are going, whether good or otherwise... After seeing this post I got fired up to try out one of the Windows distros for the Joggler. I wanted to see what it was like but as I did an install onto a flash drive, didn't want to play for too long. T...

I used WinDiskImager to begin with, then for some reason it wouldn't write an image to a flash drive, so I tried DD for windows : http://uranus.chrysocome.net/linux/rawwrite/ Edit - a more appropriate link for Win DD is here : http://www.chrysocome.net/dd plus it includes docs on usage //Edit I've f...

Just wondering - is it possible to get hold of spare (compatible) efi chips and then have them flashed with whatever is necessary to work on a Joggler ? Another possibility, could be to meet up with someone else who has a working Joggler and is willing to help out and give it a try. I guess there is...

The mighty Joggler with it's 3CX PBX hat on... Thanks to Mevi's XP build and 3CX's free version of their phone system software, I now have a Joggler PBX that only consumes 5 to 10 watts of power. The 3CX software tries to start it's dozen services when XP boots up but only 3 of them make it, I have...

A while a go EBuyer got rid of these for around £10 each, and I got a few : Emprex NSD-100 P2P Download Device http://www.emprex.com/var/product/NSD100pcaking-s520.jpg http://www.emprex.com/02_products_02.php?id=205 They have a circa 300MHz Arm processor in them and it is possible to run an oldish D...

Also one of these http://www.mos6502.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/1541u.jpg nice bit of hardware for the c64 - sd card storage, and drive emulation etc. mine also has ethernet (there is a newer edition of the device now that doesnt have ethernet but has some other things) http://www.1541ultimate....

I'd like to thank BuZz too for the great work he has done on the Linux distros for the Joggler and also for helping the Joggler community. Your also doing some great stuff for the "retro" computing world too - I'm really looking forward to try out some of my favourite C64 games, Suicide Ex...

Only thing is that the USB network device never came up. I cut and swapped the two Data leads and again nothing came up. Were you using Linux or Windows? If on Linux, did you try a lsusb to see if there was anything there? Thanks roobarb!, that's exactly what I needed, with a device I've just attac...

Post above is spam Just seen play have a 3 day sale on usb flash, which includes a small profile 16GB Sandisk for £10 : http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/-/3242/2509/-/22857469/SanDisk-Cruzer-Fit-16GB-USB-Flash-Drive-including-Secure-Access/Product.html?searchtype=genre And a 32GB larger stick for £15 : ht...

Thanks pete, its good to know that the Joggler can manage on less than 4 amps and that you run Jogglers 24/7, as this is what I'd like to do. This means running the Joggler and powering a hub from the same power supply is a possibility. I think what would be useful for this and also for a battery pa...

I wonder if it is possible to get a USB A plug to A socket adaptor that would only have the data lines and ground connected inside ? This would then mean that you would have to have the hub powered at any time you wanted to use it with the adaptor. Otherwise just remove the adaptor and the power fro...

Thanks Dan - I will give it a go. I've got some quite important applications for my Joggler, so working in XP there will be less of a learning curve. Plus it would be good to try some different security software, they won't be directly attached to the net, so there will be less of a risk there. Any ...

Thanks for your reply, Mevi. I think I'd really better try out yours and Dan's builds and get some real experience... I'd like to get my Joggler working with a hard drive, and I think that will make a significant difference. I tend to go for performance rather than looks, so it is good to know about...