[OLPC-SF] XO-1 browse problem
Nicholas Doiron
nickd at codeforamerica.org
Tue Jul 29 15:51:59 EDT 2014
Can you update the Browse activity? If you continue to have internet
trouble, you might need to download the activity from SugarLabs onto a USB
to install
Another possibility is that Google is taking more resources to run then
usual. For example Google Images and Google Maps searches are not likely to
work on an XO 1. You can try DuckDuckGo and see if you have trouble
visiting several pages in Browse.
Nick
On Jul 29, 2014 3:44 PM, "Hilary Naylor" <hnaylor at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm collecting XOs (mostly from ebay) for a project in Tanzania.
> I now have four XO-1s with the same problem. All have been
> upgraded/updated to firmware Q2F20 and build 14, with the hardware
> clock reset. At least one was browsing the Internet via my home wifi
> ok before it was upgraded (I didn't think to check the others before
> upgrading).
> The problem is this: starting with the Browse homepage, where there
> are two search boxes, entering a word in the "search olpc" always
> works (the URL shows this is a filtered google search). Entering the
> same word in "search the web" sometimes crashes the browser. When it
> doesn't, the characters in the address bar change to empty rectangles.
> I can also enter google.com in the address bar, and search for a word,
> but after 3-4 clicks on links, the browser crashes.
> I might think this was a "glitch" in my download of the firmware or
> system except that someone else in the same project has experienced
> the same effect.
> do you have any suggestions?
> thanks
> Hilary
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> www.a2zed.us
> Oakland CA
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