O2 Joggler Forum

chelseagirl wrote:Just done a blog post about PnP mk II, as well as a quick video - to show how far it has come (I've also got a video from O2 showing the original OS)

Blog post is here: http://www.alisonneale.co.uk/my-o2-jogg ... eady-to-go

If you want to include it, In this attachment you will find the latest busybox Build (1.19.4)

offbeatdave wrote:

If you want to include it, In this attachment you will find the latest busybox Build (1.19.4)

Thanks joh - Happy to add it to a future version, although not really sure what it is! Can you give me an idiots explanation as to what this is?

#UPDATING BUSYBOX
if [ ! -e /media/gforums/busybox ]; then
cd /media/gforums
cp -r /mnt/files/busybox /media/gforums
chmod a+x busybox
fi

#UPDATING BUSYBOX
if [ ! -e /media/gforums/busybox ]; then
cp /bin/busybox /bin/busyboxorg
cp -r /mnt/files/busybox /bin/busybox
chmod a+x /bin/busybox
/bin/busybox --install -s
fi

pete_c wrote:chelseagirl,

Very nice Joggler blog post!
I've added another application to your base PnP build called FlashXAP. Its a custom programmable home automation application with nice overlays (flash widgets?). Its kind of a neat application.

# cd /tmp
# wget http://www.dbzoo.com/public/iserver.run
# sh iserver.run

Each Joggler installation will use the last 4 HEX digits of the interface to create a unique UID and Source name. In the example screen shot, the iServer is running on my Joggler and you can see it's using part of my MAC address to make itself unique.

ra0       Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:0E:8E:22:9E:F0

The following are placed on your Joggler

■/etc/init.d/boot.d/S70boot.iServer
■/usr/bin/iServer

If you already have xapflash installed on your Joggler this will perform an upgrade of the graphics and application leaving your XML configuration files intact. If you don't already have it installed, it will additionally modify a configuration file so that the LAUNCH icon appears on your Joggler dashboard. A reboot will be required if installing for the first time. UPDATE: I found that even if just upgrading you needed a reboot for the new version to load.

# cd /tmp
# wget http://www.dbzoo.com/public/xapflash.run
# sh xapflash.run

To check what version you are running, look for a version number string in the xap-hbeat generated by the application

xap-hbeat
{
v=13
hop=1
uid=FF.0739:0000
class=xap-hbeat.alive
interval=60
source=UKUSA.xAPFlash.pc
}
Heartbeat
{
Version=beta 0.5g
Logon=Joggler
IP=192.168.1.4
}

If you are not running the iServer on the Joggler itself, you need to modify the config.xml and adjust the IP address from 127.0.0.1 to that of wherever your external iServer is running.

The following files/directories are placed onto your Joggler

■/media/appshop/xAP
■/media/appshop/applications.xml (modified)

Turvey wrote:Serious question though, where is the 'Favourites' section on Squeezeplay? I've saved a couple of stations to 'Favourites' but I cant find them!!! Must be an obvious answer somewhere but I cant see it

Turvey wrote:...I assume there would have to be drivers etc to get it to play through USB?

For instance, it didn't require a sound card installed but actually featured its own integrated sound hardware which could be connected via USB and allowed digital quality playback, synchronized hardware and software volume controls, the use of a 10-band graphic equalizer and Microsoft Surround Sound.

If you know how to use WinSCP or can SFTP into your Joggler you will find that there are various sound configuration files in /etc on the Joggler. Change the suffix of the 'asound.conf' file and change the name of the files with USB output to 'asound.conf'. Don't worry, offbeatdave has named the various files in an easy to understand way; you'll easily find the file you're after.

BuZz wrote:Nice blog post / video review!

I added this thread to the software sticky post - hope thats ok.