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Wow - I thought this was a joke url that you'd come up with on the spot when I read it before posting above, and as such didn't click it.
Now that I have realised it is not a blag, I've concluded that all hope for humanity is lost.
Thank you for bringing this to my attention :eek:
my laptop does this regularly, but they go in the end. I did start a thread about it a few weeks ago.
Try ./fah -send all
See if that jollies them along :-)
My 3 year old son is quite happy on a #! Laptop. Tbh, distro makes no odds, so long as they can fire up a browser and navigate some bookmarks. Then choose your educational tools from the web.
It's kinda cool watching him on #! though, cos the non-techie visitors think he's making magic.
I think the OP has come accross the same problem that I have recently.
Some 'android' tablets do not have a 'login', nor do they allow access to the market so that you can.
Took me by surprise too, didn't realise how fragmented the OS was until I bought my wife an arnova tablet for xmas...
Whilst doing something completely irrelevant I ended up looking in the FAHlog.txt on my lappy, and noticed that every time I boot for the last couple of days it's been trying to upload two WU's, and failing.
I've just stopped the process, and run a "-send all" and it successfully uploaded...
I can't really help either, and I'm subscribing too!
I'm going to suggest that you have a look at the Raspberry Pi wiki's though. They're primary storage will be an SD card, and I know there's some distros being ported to it, so may be of some help?
http://www.raspberrypi.org/
Now there's odd. A friend of mine's just asked me about this exact same problem. It followed on from a conversation about spyware that I think I've helped him remove, but I need to see his PC.
I kinda assumed that the spyware he removed was hiding there, so when the registry entry or...