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A new front has opened in the ongoing arms race between Apple and iPhone hackers, with one hacker group making the iPhone boot with a Linux 2.6 kernel.
The announcement of the successful kernel porting was made on the Linux on the iPhone blog, complete with instructions and source code.
Although a bootloader, kernel and a Busybox terminal are able to be loaded -- many features of the iPhone remain unimplemented: touchscreen, sound, accelerometer, networking. Input to the terminal must be made via a USB interface from another device that the iPhone is attached to (humorously summed up by Geek Hero Comic).
The group that ported the kernel is derived from the iPhone DevTeam group that has been responsible for jailbreaking previous iPhone software.
iPhone Linux Demonstration Video from planetbeing on Vimeo.
Via http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-10110018-37.html
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Yes, I am another very unhappy customer of the 3.0 upgrade. Battery life is horrible (and yes I have tried all the tricks listed here and every where else). My phone ran great on v2.2.1, wish I would have never upgraded. I would gladly give up the new search page (useless) and the copy & paste to have my smooth running 2.2.1 back.
Is there any way to roll back? please help.
Regards,
JP
Windows XP
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Try deleting your email and adding it back. It seems like email is often the culprit if battery life suddenly gets worse.
MacBook , Mini, Airport Express, iPhone 3G x 2 Mac OS X (10.5.5)
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Thanks but I tried that and every other trick people have posted. There is obviously a problem with the 3.0 firmware and I just want to go back to what works.
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Windows XP
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The new global search home page - useless to you I believe you meant.
PowerBook G4 17-inch/1.67GHz/2GB RAM Mac OS X (10.5.7) 7200rpm-100GB HD, iPod w/Video 30GB, iPhone 3G 16GB
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I am considering switching from a palm centro to an iphone. I have searched, but there does not appear to be a way to transfer my contacts, calender, memos and tasks to the iphone. Is this correct? Or is there a way to do this that I have not found? Thanks in advance for your help. I MUST be able to transfer all four PIMs.
Dell Windows XP
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This would be very simple to do using iCal on a Mac... But since youre on a PC it may not be that simple yet.. You can at least load your contacts onto your SIM and import those directly to the phone.. As far as the rest go I believe youll have some better options to sync those as well once the 3.0 software becomes available next week...
Powerbook G4, 30GB iPod, 1GB nano, 8GB iPhone, 8GB iPhone 3G, iPod Touch 2G Mac OS X (10.4.11)
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Does anyone know for sure how to transfer contacts, calendar, tasks and memos from Palm to iphone? Please help!
Dell Windows XP
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rcyphermd,
Im in same boat as you. Im trying to consolidate my Palm stuff into my iPhone. Ive been using iCal along side the Palm Calendar stuff, and my contacts I got off my phone, but I have medical Memos on my Palm that I do not want to retype.... If I figure it out Ill repost here.
MacBook Pro 2.16Ghz, 2GB RAM, 120GB HD Mac OS X (10.4.6) iMac 24" 2.8Ghz, 2GB RAM, 320GB HD, Mac OS X (10.5.7)
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i use to have a cento too. hated that thing!
anyways, sync to outlook and then sync iphone to outlook
the ical/address book thing is only for Mac users.
you can also have the centro send all of your contacts to your pc as v-cards and use those to sync.
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iBook G4, Macbook Pro 2.5Gz, iPhone 3g, Windows XP SP2 and SP3, Windows Vista Mac OS X (10.5.7)
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Hi, my iPhone 3G cant detect any wifi. Reset Network - DONE, Restore Firmware - DONE. Its happen since I updated my firmware to 3.0. Please do guide me. Thanks. Rgds from Malaysia.
iPhone 3G iPhone OS 3.0
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have you tried to go to settings>wi-fi>other and type your wi-fi settings manually?
iMac Mac OS X (10.5.7)
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yes.. it have tried to enter manually but still fail.
iPhone 3G iPhone OS 3.0
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i have the same issue with overheating added in as well it started off with just not always picking up the wifi networks and now the option for wifi is gone to
MacBook 2.2 GHz Mac OS X (10.5.4) iphone 3g 16gb black
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should wait for next firmware update? or downgrade will solve the problem? but I dont dare to downgrade... because the step quite complicated for me.... suck no WiFi...
iPhone 3G iPhone OS 3.0
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recycle your wireless router and try to join again.
iMac Mac OS X (10.5.7)
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Did a few searches, but did not find the answer I am looking for.. only found for MMS / SMS.
When someone calls and I dont have my phone close enough to hear it ring, I dont know that someone called. I am forced to physically check the phone each time I a near it to see if I missed any calls. I missed an important biz call yesterday and a voicemail was sitting on my phone for 3 hours before I decided to make a call and noticed one was there.
All my past phones will beep letting me know a call is missed. I can see where I can configure repeat notices for text messages, but not where to set it up for missed phone calls.
Am I missing something obvious?
Thanks in advance.
Dell Laptop 9300 Windows XP Pro
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No, you didnt - Apple missed something obvious. And after two years still havent remedied this.
iPhone 3G S iPhone OS 3.0
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With previous phones, all Ive ever had was a single audible alert and the tape symbol in the top corner if Ive got a voicemail. If I was nowhere near my phone at the time, Id still be forced to look at it, just as I would with the iPhone.
MacBook 2.0GHz Intel Core Duo Mac OS X (10.5.7) iPhone 3G
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The iPhone is my first phone in the smart phone category. Most of the previous dumb phones Ive used included an audible alert after a missed call indicating there was a missed call with no on/off option for the audible alert, which I didnt like much. This forced me to manually handle the phone to turn the audible alert off.
If Apple decides to add such an audible alert with a firmware update, which I understand is important to some, I sure hope there is an on/off option for the alert that doesnt force me to manually handle the iPhone to turn the alert off.
PowerBook G4 17-inch/1.67GHz/2GB RAM Mac OS X (10.5.7) 7200rpm-100GB HD, iPod w/Video 30GB, iPhone 3G 16GB
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Request that Apple add a beep or light here:
http://apple.com/feedback/iphone.html
MacBook Pro 2ghz Mac OS X (10.5.7) first-gen iPhone
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Im in UK and have been trying since the release of 3.0 to download it.
Believe me Ive tried at all hours of the day, even 3a.m on Sunday
Keep getting the same message unable to download session timed out
Im nearly tearing my hair out!!
Toshiba Windows XP iPhone 3G
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It might be a problem on your Internet Connection.
Ive downed 2 (2G-3G)firmwares on 17-th(the highest trafic) with no probs.
Windows XP Pro
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that was my first thought. Have checked firewall and spyware applications on my comp and both are enabled to allow updates, etc from Apple & iTunes.
Never had this problem before with updates etc, its strange that iTunes 8.2 will download but not 3.0
I dont know whether to uninstall 8.2 and try from scratch or try updating from another computer
Toshiba Windows XP iPhone 3G
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Im in Germany and have same problem.
I have been trying since the release of 3.0 to download it.
Believe me Ive tried at all hours of the day, even 3a.m on Sunday
Keep getting the same message unable to download session timed out after
download 140 MB
Im nearly tearing my hair out
Vaio Windows XP
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Try temporarily turning off your firewall, and temporarily disabling your anti-virus, anti-spyware/adware and any other anti-whatever that is required with Windows before the download.
PowerBook G4 17-inch/1.67GHz/2GB RAM Mac OS X (10.5.7) 7200rpm-100GB HD, iPod w/Video 30GB, iPhone 3G 16GB
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You can download the firmware by searching for it on various 3rd party sites. Make sure you use the 7A341 build.
It can be done by first backing up your phone, and then holding shift (on a pc) alt (on a mac) and clicking restore and locating the downloaded file. This should work as an alternative to the iTunes update downloader and it is the official OS 3.0 build.
iPhone 3G iPhone OS 3.0
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