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Welcome to the board dedicated to all things Meego (&Maemo)!
This section is meant for discussing Nokia products such as the Nokia N9 and N900. Here you can meet other owners of these phones from around the world and discuss using and troubleshooting these models.
People from many different Nokia departments actively follow these discussions, and many participate with an "Employee" status. Read more about how Nokia follows this forum and how Nokia employees participate from our forum guidelines >>
On behalf of the Nokia Meego & Support Discussions teams,
vandelay
I wrote all my posts from 2005-2011 as an "Admin" for this community. I still work for Nokia as an external consultant, so my rank in all posts is now "Employee".

Hi all,
please don't ask any technical questions on this topic, instead search the existing posts or just start a new topic on this board. That way you'll have a lot better chances to get answers from the N9 / N900 expert users on this forum. (I've now locked this thread from further replies.)
I wrote all my posts from 2005-2011 as an "Admin" for this community. I still work for Nokia as an external consultant, so my rank in all posts is now "Employee".

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Welcome to the online services board!

Welcome to the board dedicated to Nokia's internet-based services, previously known as Ovi.
This section is meant for discussing the online services offered by Nokia which are not covered by another specific board, and includes NOkia Store and Nokia Contacts.
Nokia Support Discussions is a primarily a user-to-user forum, our teams cannot help with questions related to your individual accounr. So if you wish to contact Nokia directly, or if you have any problems with your Nokia Account details, please visit the "Contact Us" section of this website to find the contact information to Nokia Care.
Do not post any personal information, such as your email address, phone IMEI number or credit card number here.
We hope that you will enjoy Nokia's online services!
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I wrote all my posts from 2005-2011 as an "Admin" for this community. I still work for Nokia as an external consultant, so my rank in all posts is now "Employee".

Hi, ... I have never done this and are a little scare about puting info out there. not sure what to do?

Welcome to the Windows 7 discussion board. Please read before posting.

Welcome to the Windows 7 discussion board.
As above, this is a new discussion board created solely for Windows 7. I am sure many of you would be eagerly anticipating the launch on Oct 22nd. Some of you may already have questions about using existing Creative products on this operating system.
Here are some of the Knowledge Base articles & links that you might find useful:
Windows 7 Introduction
Windows 7 FAQ
Windows 7 - Driver Availability Chart
Microsoft Windows 7 website
Microsoft Technet
Microsoft Developer Network

I can understand your point of view and I respect it in regards to Small Basic being a learning language. None the less, let me make a suggestion that would be more ageeable, I think, to different kinds of people. Why not make different versions
of this new language: version 1 for beginners that I heard would be out by the end of this year,
version 2 for intermediates and version 3 for more advanced programmers. All this would culminate to the Visual Basic language. These 3 versions would smoothe out the gap between SB and Visual Basic. Your new programmers would
evolve at the same time your versions would come out and Microsoft would have a long term policy of loyal programmers.

Welcome to the Legacy Conference

Welcome to the Legacy series discussion board!
Got a question about your older model Thinkpad? Ask the members here for assistance. Lets not let those wonderful older machines go to waste!
Whether you're visiting from the forums at thinkpads.com, NBR, the TP mailing list, usenet or whether you're a newcomer to the ThinkPads community, we're glad you're here!
Please read the rules of this forum, and keep the discussion civil - spirited discussions welcome but no ranting or raving. We'd like to all enjoy the forum, the mod team included!
Thanks - Steve
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Hi all,
please don't ask any technical questions on this topic, instead search the existing posts or just start a new topic on this board. That way you'll have a lot better chances to get answers from the N9 / N900 expert users on this forum. (I've now locked this thread from further replies.)
I wrote all my posts from 2005-2011 as an "Admin" for this community. I still work for Nokia as an external consultant, so my rank in all posts is now "Employee".

Welcome to the IPv6 Community

Welcome to the CSC IPv6 Community. We encourage everyone to share their knowledge and start conversations on issues such as adding IPv6 capability to your networks and discuss challenges and successes around network services migration. All topics are welcome, including routing address management, translation, tunneling, firewall, security, DNS, MTU, applications and protocol stack issues.
Remember, just like in the workplace, be courteous to your fellow forum participants. Please refrain from using disparaging or obscene language or posting advertisements.
Cheers,
Dan Bruhn
CSC Community Manager

hiLisa_K8 wrote:
This is the place where LogMeIn users can ask, learn, and share about LogMeIn products and services. Everyone is invited to participate and we hope that your experience here is positive, fun, and informative. How you can participate:Explore: Use the search box at the top to quickly find what you are looking for.
Ask: Can’t find an answer? Post your question on the appropriate board. Press the blue NEW MESSAGE button to begin.
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Report: If you find something weird or broken or have an idea on how to improve the community, please let us know in the Community Feedback board.
Respect: We have some guidelines that we expect all community members to follow, so have a look but more importantly… Have fun! For more tips and tricks read our Getting Started Guide.Thank you for participating in the LogMeIn Community! Happy posting! Sincerely,
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Welcome to the HP Windows 8 Release Preview

Welcome to the HP Windows® 8 Release Preview
Welcome to the HP Windows® 8 Release Preview discussion board. This board has been set up for consumers to discuss Windows® 8 Release Preview as it relates to their HP products.
Windows® 8 is the new operating system from Microsoft®, following the introduction of Windows 7 in 2009.
HP is working closely with Microsoft on the release of Windows 8 to bring new and exciting innovations to market for consumers and businesses alike, including devices that will build upon Windows 8. HP engineers are performing extensive testing of Windows 8 on current and recently introduced HP PCs and printers to confirm compatibility with HP products and to create any needed drivers or other materials.
As a friendly reminder:
HP does not support Windows® 8 Release Preview. Please visit www.microsoft.com regarding support for these versions.
This board has been set up to facilitate discussion of the Windows® 8 Release Preview versions. When the official operating system is released, we will archive this board and allow the discussion to migrate to the normal fully supported OS discussion boards within the Notebook PC, Desktop PC and Printing and All and One categories of the forum.
For more information, please visit the sites below:
Microsoft Answers community support:
Windows 8 Release Preview forum: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8
Internet Explorer 10 forum: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie10
Windows Store forum: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-windows_store
Other Windows 8 resources:
Windows 8 Release Preview homepage: http://windows.microsoft.com/release-preview
Windows 8 Release Preview FAQ: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=240148
Windows Store for Developers Blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsstore/
Windows Team Blog: http://windowsteamblog.com/
Building Windows 8 MSDN Blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/
Thanks in advance for your postings

OK, just tested this on my HP Touchsmart 520-1030 with Windows 8 Pro RTM and got the driver to install using the following steps...
1. Download the "NextWindow Voltron Touch Screen Driver" from here
2. Run the sp54627.exe driver download package (but don't select "Proceed with the update?" when prompted)
3. Go to the temp extract folder location (e.g. under c:\users\username\appdat\local\temp\xxxxx.tmp)
4. Go to the "src" folder, right click on "NextWindowInstall.inf", and select install
6. Go forth and touch away on Windows 8
Regards,
JJ

Intel Cougar Point Chipset Recall. Is the MSI P67 board affected?

According to the following article, Intel has acknowledged its chipset contains a silicon error. (Meaning you can't just load a new driver to fix the problem)
http://business-video.tmcnet.com/news/2011/01/31/5278452.htm
Intel has stopped supplying the bad chipsets and has made changes to the silicon to correct the problem, then re-started production.
Is MSI going to recall the current P67-based motherboards to replace them with fixed chipsets?

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Pre-Mature official statements are not likely to be made within the next couple of days. Patience is what is called for, not excitement.
Maybe an example of the local distributor of a competitor's product will allow me to prove that an official statement can satisfy the users concerns. And this also proves that if there is intent, these plans can be implemented within a day. This is all that's needed to allay the concerns in the interim. How difficult would that be? End of speculation about what will happen if I have a faulty product. When the new chipsets arrive, I go to the distributor and am entitled to an exchange. No questions asked. My choice. That's whats needed from the manufacturers, and the result is happy users, in the knowledge that any potential problems are taken care of, even if no problems arise I will get a new board.
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Due to the fact that the next generation Intel Core i7/i5 CPU is socket 1155 and will only work with the Intel 6 series based motherboards we are providing a few different solutions to meet the needs of customers:
1. Customers who do not feel comfortable with this issue and wish to have peace of mind with this solution that they provide to their customers, are welcome to bring the motherboard back. They can then buy another system based on the Intel 5 series motherboards with a Socket 1156 CPU.
2. Customers not comfortable with using these systems are also welcome to credit the boards and then purchase a new board using this credit when stock without this problem becomes available.
3. Customers that want to still make use of latest Intel 6 series solution, will able to but will be limited to only using ports 0 and 1 with one ODD and one HDD. They will also not be able to use the e-SATA port on boards that support this feature but will be able to connect the external HDDâ€™s to USB. If customers want to use more than 1 HDD, then they would need to use a third part PCI/PCI-e SATA 3.0 add on card. Customers are more than welcome to continue using these boards until we receive the new boards when stock without this problem becomes available at which time they will be eligible to receive free exchange.ge.
I trust you now understand my point in terms of the manufacturer not disclosing anything and then hoping that the absence of any news will douse the fire.

First Time To the Windows Developers Board? Start Here

Welcome to the (Windows, Android, Innovation) Forum for Lenovo Developers
First, let’s make sure you’re in the right place.
Want to create or modify an app for Lenovo devices and innovation technologies, and work through any challenges which may arise?
You’re in the right place. Post your discussion topic or question here.
Need help getting something to work as shipped, or reporting bugs with configs as shipped?
That’s a support discussion that belongs on the main hardware boards. We’ll be super-happy to help you, so please post those there.
You good?
Okay let’s continue:
What the Developer Boards are For:
We’re striving to build a global community of developers who are stoked about creating apps for Lenovo PC+ devices and Lenovo Innovation Technologies.
Peer to peer support is king. As with the main hardware boards, support, info, and moderation comes from the community, not Lenovo staff.
Sharing any "knowledge base" types of content you have created that would help the community.
What the Windows Developers Board Is For. We are obviously looking for Windows desktop and Win8 metro development conversations(duh! I know) , but here are some specific items we'd love to hear about from you:
Transition from developing Windows desktop apps to Windows 8 "metro style" apps. What has that been like, how have your workflows changed, etc.
Okay, so game developers, we love love love you! Fist bump, you rock,keep it coming... That said Win 8 videa, music, business, productivity, social media, developers, STAND UP! Lenovo wants YOU participating in this community! Post here and let us know what you are working on, how we can help, etc.
What it is not for:
Transacting business of any kind. We have several channels available to help sell and promote your app, but this forum isn't’t the right place. Mods get an 80% cut off the top of any business transactions posted here.
Hate speech, personal agendas, personal attacks, threats, antagonizing members, inappropriate content, and any generally knucklehead behavior will get you banned. (you'll also be subject to being forced to write code for an IBM PC Jr. until you’re rocking back and forth in a corner. ) In other words, the same rules that apply to Lenovo Forums apply to these boards. If you aren’t already familiar with the Lenovo Forums rules, get familiar here
How We Roll Here…
In general ,the vibe on these boards will be transparent, useful, challenging, and non-marketing-speak-ish. We try to save the “unique selling propositions” and “corporate-speak” to the marketing crowd. We try not to take ourselves too-too seriously as well.
LenovoDev.com Manager

Krista,
Great - this sounds really exciting!
Here are a few links to Lenovo developer resources related to Windows ecosystem...
Lenovo Developer main site - www.lenovodev.com
Win8 App Store Overview lenovodev.com/deploy/lenovo-windows-8-store
Lenovo Picks App Marketing Page www.lenovopicks.com
ThinkPads: S30, T43, X60t, X1, W700ds, IdeaPad Y710, IdeaCentre: A300, IdeaPad K1
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Welcome to the renewed MSI HQ Users-to-Users Forum

Welcome to the renewed MSI HQ Users-to-Users Forum.
Behind the scenes a lot has changed in this forum the last couple of months.
Most of you may not have noticed this but we have started a new team of moderators.
We have been busy restyling and renewing several things in our forum.
We hope you like it?
The most obvious renewal is the new styling of the forum, which was made to match the corporate identity of the MSI website.
The styling underlines MSI's commitment to give users a place to discuss, help each other and share experiences with MSI products.
Other things that have changed are:
-The Terms of Use (AKA the Registration agreement), which now can also be read back after registration. Can be found here: >>Terms of Use<<
-The Forum Rules. which can be found here: >>Forum Rules<<
(It was legally necessary to improve these two documents but in practice they don't change the way this forum operates.)
Other than that we have already moved some forum-boards around and the order of the boards may have changed a bit since your last visit.
Hopefully this will improve the overview of the forum.
We have also updated and improved sticky topics for better accuracy and we will continue to add new stickies and FAQs to help you tackle common issues.
This forum continues to focus on people helping people with MSI hardware.
And last but not least, Have a little fun
P.S.,
If you encounter any issues with the new forum layout/styling/theme, please post your feedback here.

Quote from: Nichrome on 03-March-15, 02:24:35
There were issues with random person logging into not their account even though they used their own email/username and password so they had to make some changes so it doesnt happen anymore
That sounds like bad website code. I am not sure how making user enter Captcha for login everytime helps with that. Usually Captchas are only done for registration. I'll be +1 to say that this is kinda annoying. Just my 2c.

Welcome to The Green Room

Welcome to The Green Room.
We're excited to bring music to the forefront of conversations in the Spotify Community. If Spotify is your home for music discovery, the Spotify Community can now be your home for music discussion.
We'd like to share some quick tips for contribution here in the boards. This way you can easy flag and label what you're sharing so other users can quickly find new music discoveries thanks to your suggestions.
Include the Genre subject line. In the Genre board please add the genre to the subject line. This will be especially helpful as the area grows we can divide it into smaller sub-boards.
Use the Spotify Play button. Steps outlining how to post these buttons can be found here.
Include the Record Label. If you're sharing a new track or album, try to include the record label as well. It helps other fans flag whether they might be fans of the track if they're familiar with the label.
Share similar artists. If the track reminds you of another artist, feel free to include a line that says 'recommended for fans of....'. Again it helps users quickly scan and see which tracks they'd like to check out.
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It is a great idea to split the thread up into genres. For those that like to exploit special genres it is much easier.
But i would like the mixed "What are you listening to right now?" back.
I loved that thread.
It gave me the feeling, that i could listen to the same music as somebody else, somewhere on the earth, at the same time.
And the great thing of it was that there was al possible - and impossible - sorts of music. In that way i came to hear something i would never dream of to look for.
It simply could be made in the Green room -> Genre, but in a fixed thread, preferably in the top.
[Surprise] What are you listening to right now?
[Mixed] What are you listening to right now?
Or something else. Just that it signals, that it is not limited to a cirten genre.
I have submitted this as an idea. Hope it gets sufficient amount of KUDO´s
Best regards
Poul Erik

Welcome to the NI Discussion Forums

Welcome to the NI Discussion Forums! The NI Discussion Forums are a peer-to-peer support and collaboration community made up of volunteers. These boards serve as a meeting point where you can post any questions, thoughts, or suggestions you may have regarding NI products. Thousands of people worldwide – including NI engineers – can read your post and reply with their input.
Before you jump into the forums, we recommend you first read our User Guidelines to ensure the best experience for yourself and others.
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Welcome to the NI Discussion Forums! The NI Discussion Forums are a peer-to-peer support and collaboration community made up of volunteers. These boards serve as a meeting point where you can post any questions, thoughts, or suggestions you may have regarding NI products. Thousands of people worldwide – including NI engineers – can read your post and reply with their input.
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We have categories for our most active software and hardware boards, as well as additional product boards.
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Information such as product versions, operating systems, hardware used, applicable screenshots, and code files will help your fellow forum users better answer your question. You will also want to provide information on any troubleshooting you have already attempted.
While you're here, you may want to check out these special areas of our forums:
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Could this be the DC-in Board?

Hello! I'm hoping someone can help me out.
I have an iBook G4, 1.4G w/ 512 onboard. (No peripherals plugged in) - Ok, so here's the deal:
History: Yesterday I was burning a DVD. I copied the dvd to my harddrive, and then opened Toast to burn it to a disk. As I began to burn it, my computer simply shut down. I had had it plugged into the wall outlet. It would not turn back on, it was not asleep.
I pulled the power cord out, and it booted up fine. I can use it no problem with the battery, but if I attempt to sneak the power cable in, clickety click, it's OFF. Not asleep, OFF.
The battery LED's seem to be working fine, they are registering about half full green now, which is correct.
When I unplug the power cable and put it back on battery, it's booting fine. If I pull the battery out and attempt to run it on wall power alone, no go.
Oh, when I first put the power cable in, it stays green for about 3 seconds and then goes to amber, but it is not charging the battery.
I have tried a different power cable with the exact same results. So, it's not that. I also received the date/time message (back to 1969!), have changed that and it is fine now.
I am leaning towards the DC-in Board, 1) because it's cheaper and easier to fix myself, and 2) it's cheaper and easier to fix myself. I don't think it's the logic board, since I'm having no other issues except the above.
Can anyone tell me exactly what the DC-in board does and do you think it could be this? (please tell me it's not the logic board, that sounds daunting and expensive)
Thanks for any time you spend on a reply. I am hoping for some sort of direction, since I hate to go randomly replacing hardware. I'm also a cheap *ss mother and don't want to spend a ton of money.
Thanks,
Lisa

One thing here is a little confusing. You say that if you hold down the 4 keys for a while, the power adaptor ring will stay green. But then you wonder if you hold them down long enough it will recharge the battery? I have no idea if it would or wouldn't, but normally the adaptor ring is amber when the battery is being charged--not green.
But you say that if you boot off of the battery and then plug in the adaptor, the iBook shuts down immediately. This is what seems most odd.
You might check on the health of your battery and post back with that. (About this Mac>More Info>Power>Battery Information). Maybe this will at least provide some sort of clue as to whether the battery might be a contributing factor.
But the iBook should be able to run off of the power adaptor alone, even with the battery physically removed. Mine did for weeks when the battery recall happened. So I think it's something other than the battery, but I confess I have no idea what. It seems like the iBook is shutting itself down almost as a protective measure when you plug in the power adaptor, but I really don't know what could cause this. Maybe no one else does either, and that's why you haven't gotten any answers to your questions.
Hopefully someone will recognize what is going on here.
Good luck!

Welcome to the Voice over IP Discussion

Welcome to the Cisco Networking Professionals Connection Service Provider Forum. This conversation will provide you the opportunity to discuss issues surrounding Voice over IP. We encourage everyone to share their knowledge and start conversations on issues such as VoIP Transport, VoIP Access, Managed Voice Services, H.323, SIP, VXML, MGCP, SS7 and any other topic concerning Voice over IP.
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This is easily done with dial peer statements . The dial peer in your originating router must route the calls to the terminating router first. That would look like :
dial-peer voice xxxxx voip ( the xxxxx is just a tag)
destination-pattern 45... (that would route any 5-digit calls beginning with 45)
session-target ipv4:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (ip address of the terminating router)
If digitones are to be dialed after the connection is established, use the statement:
dtmf-relay-h.245-alphanumeric
You could also use a statement to specify the codec to be used:
codec g711ulaw
You would need multiple voip dial peers if the calls were going to different routers based on the dialed digits. If all calls are sent to the same terminating router, use all wild cards in the dest-pattern statement.
At the terminating router configure pots dial peers:
dial-peer voice xxxxx pots
dest-pattern 45...
port x/x (whichever port the call is to be terminated on)
prefix 45 (this re-inserts matched digits which are stripped off by the pots dp)
Repeat for other ports which will receive calls.
Paul

Welcome to the MPLS over ATM Discussion

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We encourage you to tell your fellow networking professionals about the site. If you would like us to send them a personal invitation simply send their names and e-mail addresses along with your name to us at [email protected]

This is easily done with dial peer statements . The dial peer in your originating router must route the calls to the terminating router first. That would look like :
dial-peer voice xxxxx voip ( the xxxxx is just a tag)
destination-pattern 45... (that would route any 5-digit calls beginning with 45)
session-target ipv4:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (ip address of the terminating router)
If digitones are to be dialed after the connection is established, use the statement:
dtmf-relay-h.245-alphanumeric
You could also use a statement to specify the codec to be used:
codec g711ulaw
You would need multiple voip dial peers if the calls were going to different routers based on the dialed digits. If all calls are sent to the same terminating router, use all wild cards in the dest-pattern statement.
At the terminating router configure pots dial peers:
dial-peer voice xxxxx pots
dest-pattern 45...
port x/x (whichever port the call is to be terminated on)
prefix 45 (this re-inserts matched digits which are stripped off by the pots dp)
Repeat for other ports which will receive calls.
Paul

Welcome to the Cisco Networking Professionals Unified Computing topic

Welcome to the Cisco Networking Professionals Unified Computing topic. This topic will provide you the opportunity to discuss issues such as building and running server virtualization, mobility management, stateless computing, application provisioning, implementation of FCoE and other solutions based on the Cisco Unified Computing System and Cisco Unified Fabric. We encourage everyone to share their knowledge and start conversations about challenges you might be facing.
Remember, just like in the workplace, be courteous to your fellow forum participants. Please refrain from using disparaging or obscene language or posting advertisements.
We encourage you to tell your fellow colleagues about the site.
Dan Bruhn
NetPro Community Manager

This is easily done with dial peer statements . The dial peer in your originating router must route the calls to the terminating router first. That would look like :
dial-peer voice xxxxx voip ( the xxxxx is just a tag)
destination-pattern 45... (that would route any 5-digit calls beginning with 45)
session-target ipv4:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (ip address of the terminating router)
If digitones are to be dialed after the connection is established, use the statement:
dtmf-relay-h.245-alphanumeric
You could also use a statement to specify the codec to be used:
codec g711ulaw
You would need multiple voip dial peers if the calls were going to different routers based on the dialed digits. If all calls are sent to the same terminating router, use all wild cards in the dest-pattern statement.
At the terminating router configure pots dial peers:
dial-peer voice xxxxx pots
dest-pattern 45...
port x/x (whichever port the call is to be terminated on)
prefix 45 (this re-inserts matched digits which are stripped off by the pots dp)
Repeat for other ports which will receive calls.
Paul

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