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* [Apr 03, 2003] Matthew Walker <mwalker@×××××××.net>: |
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> I've been playing with getting my Zaurus hooked up to my Gentoo box, and I'm |
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> very close. It actually does connect now, but only for a short time. After |
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> some random short (minutes) interval of time, it stops responding to pings. |
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> To fix it, I have to disconnect it from the cradle, and the put it back in |
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> and re-configure the network device on my Gentoo box. Then it works for a |
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> couple more minutes. |
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> |
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> Does anyone have any ideas? |
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Are you using the standard sharp roms or OZ? |
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Check your light and power settings and make sure that the zaurus does |
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NOT go into suspend mode when connected to a powersource. Going into |
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sleep mode _will_ break a network connection. Also, make sure that when |
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cradled, your zaurus is connected to a powersource, because the |
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aforementioned option should be set correctly by default. |
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Also, I had a lot of problems with the 2.4.19 kernel, but the 2.4.20 |
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gentoo-sources worked perfectly for the zaurus right out of the box (no |
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patch needed). |
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Let me know if you have any more info, and I'll see what I can do for |
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you. |
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