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First thing is to install the SSH server and client, so that you can ssh into the device and look around (and use a proper keyboard). We will also want to scp files back and forth.\n<\/p>\n
The Maemo Wiki has three great resources: the HowTos<\/a>, the FAQ<\/a> and the ApplicationCatalog<\/a>. They are all well worth reading. <\/p>\n Dropbear SSH Client and Server<\/b> – installation directions<\/a> and packages. Ensure that you create a ssh key on the computer you are connecting from (your mac or windows computer), you will need this to ssh onto the 770, as you can’t reset the password without being root. Once you have this setup, connecting is a breeze.<\/p>\n To copy the id_rsa.pub file over, you’ll have to use the USB – Host Computer method. Then you’ll need to use the Xterm on the 770 to copy the file over and modify its permissions. Follow every step on the Maemo Wiki and it will work.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n (move to home directory)<\/p>\n ( I already had another key from my windows host, so use the >> to append rather than overwrite the authorized_keys file. It will create it if it doesn’t exist.<\/p>\n Your on! You must use port 2222 since Dropbear was run as a user, and therefore doesn’t have the privileges to listen on port 22, the standard port for ssh.\n<\/p>\n<\/ul>\n Whew, all that just to be able to get the feedlist! You can do this (as I said before) just by using the RSMMC card as a conduit, but you should have ssh setup for other things, so you might as well set it up now.<\/p>\n To get the feedlist, just use scp.\n<\/p>\n Note that ssh uses lowercase ‘p’ for port, while scp uses uppercase ‘P’ !<\/i><\/p>\n Now you have your feedlist.opml in the current directory. I used a number of RSS readers on Windows to actually build my feedlist using Firefox and most oft browsed sites. I don’t normally use a RSS reader, so I didn’t already have my own feedlist.<\/p>\n See my previous post about RSS wrangling– after I captured and organized all my feeds, output them to OPML and then copied them back over to the 700, the RSS reader on the 770 refused to read that list- it would just overwite the list with its old one.<\/p>\n To fix this, I ended up opening up the original feedlist.opml in a text editor, and then opening up my new feedlist2.opml file that I had just created.\n<\/p>\n I simply copied over the outline tag from my new list to the original one from the 770, replacing everything in that area. Saving this file, copying it back to the 770 finally worked.<\/p>\n Below is a screenshot of the edited file:<\/p>\n Each feed is an outline<\/b> tag- I copied them all over. They are already organized into various folders that made sense to me. This copying and pasting method worked. I can only guess that the RSS programs were spitting out some top level XML that the Liferea read doesn’t like.You may notice that the 770 newsreader is a port of the Liferea<\/a> opensource GTK\/Gnome aggregator.\n<\/p>\n Now my 770 has a decent amount of feeds to keep me happy:<\/p>\n Enjoy!<\/p>\nMy setup for this:<\/h4>\n
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Get packages<\/h3>\n
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For instance, on my Macintosh I do this.<\/h4>\n
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cp .ssh\/id_dsa.pub \/Volumes\/NO\\ NAME\/id_rsa_mac<\/pre>\n
Back on the 770<\/h4>\n
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cd <\/pre>\n
cat \/media\/mmc1\/id_rsa_mac >> .ssh\/authorized_keys<\/pre>\n
~ $ \/sbin\/ifconfig wlan0\nwlan0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:14:A7:FA:2C:7F \n inet addr:192.168.251.53 Bcast:192.168.251.255 Mask:255.255.255.0\n<\/pre>\n
~ $ \/var\/lib\/install\/etc\/init.d\/dropbear-server start\nI'm beeing run as regular user, I will listen to port 2222\nStarting Dropbear SSH server: dropbear.<\/pre>\n<\/ul>\n
Now back on the Mac, in the terminal:<\/h4>\n
dillera$ ssh -p 2222 user@192.168.251.53\n\nBusyBox v1.00 (Debian 2:20041102-11) Built-in shell (ash)\nEnter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.\n\n~ $ \n<\/pre>\n
Get your feedlist<\/h3>\n
On the Mac:<\/h4>\n
dillera$ scp -P 2222 user@192.168.251.53:.osso_rss_feed_reader\/feedlist.opml .<\/pre>\n
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