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WHAT IS PnP Mk II?
PnP Mk II is a customised version of the original Joggler operating system. It adds several useful features that should really have been on the Joggler from the word go and provides a fresh new appearance to replace the o2 blue. More details about what is installed are listed below. Why not check out the quick video tour kindly provided by chelseagirl at http://t.co/BmxEqt3v.
(First release Saturday 4th February 2012)
(Updated 05/03/2012 - v2.12p - Updated to Logitech Media Server v7.7.1-33735 thanks to joh, incorporated latest Squeezeplay v7.7.2-9626 from http://birdslikewires.co.uk, hopefully addressed possible Joggler bandwidth usage issues and fixed SFTP access via WinSCP)
BASIC INSTRUCTIONS:
Download the latest .zip file (v2.12p) from LINK REMOVED - PLEASE USE PnP III (download size is 110Mb)
It's a Dropbox account so don't rely on the download speeds being mega fast all the time!
Extract the files to a working USB stick.
Plug the USB stick into a clean Joggler, boot it up and (hopefully) off it goes!
Be patient - reports suggest it can take 15+ minutes to go through the motions, although on my random old USB stick it takes 12-13 minutes to install.
THANKS:
Obviously massive thanks and indeed all the credit goes to everyone whose bits and pieces are incorporated here – the original PnP from gforums, Squeezeplay stuff from http://birdslikewires.co.uk and others, Youtube and BBC iPlayer apps from spoyser and everyone else who has put in so much time and effort into unleashing the potential of the Joggler. Also thanks for the Reflash Tool from http://birdslikewires.co.uk which made it easier to test the work in progress. All of this just goes to prove that this really is, as roobarb so eloquently put it, "one of the nicest little tech communities around!" My contribution has really only been to use Copy and Paste a few times so please excuse my clumsy and inefficient coding!
OVERVIEW:
PnP Mk II differs from the original PnP in that there is no menu to install things – everything should get installed in one go from a USB stick. If you were expecting a full blown web interface to install what you want then sorry - that's beyond me at the moment! PnP Mk II can however, be easily customised by editing the PnP_mkII.shx file in /files and by adding stuff to the /files directory. As far as I can tell it works as it should. I have tried it on a couple of my Jogglers without any issues. If you don't want something, # out all lines to do with it in the /files/PnP_mkII.shx file! I've tried to set it all out so it is easy to find the different bits within the install code.
WHAT IT INSTALLS:
Opera Mobile v10.1 browser
Hotmail and Twitter shortcuts (via Opera to the mobile versions of the sites)
o2 Radio (Modified stock OS to allow customisation of stations)
Squeezeplay 7.7.2-9626 (please donate to http://birdslikewires.co.uk if you find this useful)
Logitech Media Server 7.7.1.33735 (with iPlayer radio plug-ins installed - see note below)
BBC iPlayer (with a new tweaked front end and better performance direct from spoyser - THANK YOU!)
YouTube (with customisable tabs)
o2 Calendar (Stock OS)
Google Calendar (Openpeak)
Sky Sports News feeds (Stock OS)
Sky News feeds (Stock OS)
RSS News (Openpeak version allowing customisation of feeds)
Weather (Openpeak)
Timer
Stopwatch
Calculator (Stock OS)
Dilbert cartoon (Openpeak)
o2 Messaging (with new icon but also with Stock OS icon retain full functionality)
Games - Angry Birds, Crush the Castle, Connect 4, Checkers, Chess, Baseball and Toss Paper, although Toss Paper doesn't work properly as there's no wind direction or score!
o2 Games (Stock OS) - Sudoku, Checkers, Five in a Row with their own icons
Google Maps (Openpeak)
o2 Music , Video and Photos (Stock OS)
Memos (Stock OS)
Horoscopes (Openpeak)
SWF Launcher including full reboot script
Alarm (Stock OS)
Tools and Settings (Stock OS)
Screen Off
Restart Tango
Alternative clock screensaver (Openpeak)
Script to prepare your USB stick for a new install of PnP Mk II once completed (in SWF->Shell)
Script to mount USB port as writable in Stock OS (in SWF->Scripts)
Scripts to switch between Internal and USB sound cards (simple and advanced) (in SWF->Shell)
Scripts to reinstate o2 Traffic (does this actually still update?) and o2 (Sky News) Weather (in SWF->Shell)
A very simplified web interface is installed via the IP of the Joggler (e.g. 192.168.2.x) and Logitech Media Server should install an be accessible via 192.168.2.x:9000
SCREENSHOTS (from v1.80p):
SLIGHTLY MORE DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS:
Backup anything you want to keep from your Joggler and make sure you have the means to restore your Joggler if it all goes pear-shaped!
Download the .zip file, extract to a USB stick (the files currently take up 138Mb) and boot it on a clean Joggler. I always reflash and establish web access before installing, although I can confirm that everything installs for me from the USB stick. Update: I have tried running it on a previous PnP Mk II and everything seems to work OK, but obviously all settings in apps are reset to PnP Mk II defaults! On my random old USB sticks it takes just over 12 minutes to work through and reboots a few times during this process. It'll just stay on the o2 or Openpeak screen whilst working.
Almost everything should work straight out of the box. I have found that to get Squeezeplay and Logitech Media Server running properly I have to first run Squeezeplay and set it up. I then leave it running and access Logitech Media Server via a web browser at 192.168.2.xx:9000. Once I have gone through the setup within this and restarted the server when asked, I restart Squeezeplay. The BBC iPlayer plugins should be there and working. (I think that setting up Squeezeplay and then just rebooting the Joggler also worked when I tried it too.)
ANOTHER OPTION:
If you have telnet etc. installed on the stock OS then you could just plug in the usb stick, telnet in and copy and paste sections of code from /files/PnPmkII.shx
Enjoy!
Offbeat Dave
, might even spur me on to do something with it ...
