A jak to zrobić ? Możesz mi to jakoś przybliżyć ? Bo gdy chcę zainstalować gnokii piszę w Putty, że nie mam wymaganego miejsca.

Cezary troszkę się pomęczyłem i zrobiłem. A czy jak modem ma włożoną kartę pamięci można zrobić extroota??

Tak tylko teraz jak mogę to ustawić ? W tym /etc/config/3ginfo ?? Przepraszam, że tak pytam ale muszę to dziś zrobić.

Zapędziłem się wszystko ładnie poszło ale zapomniałem o tym:

# /etc/init.d/3ginfo enable
    # /etc/init.d/3ginfo start

Jak wyrzucić to 3ginfo i pobrać ponownie ?

Hmm dziwne. Będę próbował.

Panie Cezary teraz chyba zadziałało:

root@Gargoyle:~# opkg update
Downloading package list for attitude_adjustment source...
Package list for attitude_adjustment downloaded successfully.

Downloading package list for 3g_info source...
Package list for 3g_info downloaded successfully.

Downloading package list for eko1 source...
Package list for eko1 downloaded successfully.

Downloading package list for gargoylepl source...
Package list for gargoylepl downloaded successfully.

Całość z PuTTY.

root@Gargoyle:~# opkg upade
gpkg: opkg/ipkg compatible package manager
      written by Eric Bishop

usage: gpkg sub-command [options] [package argument(s)]
where sub-command is one of:

Package Manipulation:
  update                        Update list of available packages
  upgrade [pkgs]                Upgrade packages
  install [pkgs]                Install package(s)
  remove  [pkgs]                Remove package(s)

Informational Commands
  list [pkgs|regexp]            List available packages
  list-installed [pkgs|regexp]  List installed packages
  info [pkgs|regexp]            Display info for packages
  dest-info                     Display info about package destinations

Options:
  --regex,r                     Package argument is a regular expression
                                Only accepted for list/info commands
  --conf,-f [conf_file]         Use <conf_file> as opkg/gpkg configuration file
  --dest,-d [dest_name]         Use <dest_name> as the the root directory for
                                package installation, removal, upgrading
                                <dest_name> should be a defined dest name from
                                the configuration file,
  --link-dest,-l [dest_name]    After installation, symlink files to a
                                differentdestination specified by <dest_name>
  --only-dest,-n [dest_name]    Only display packages installed in <dest_name>
  --tmp-dir,-t   [dir_path]     Specify path of tmp-dir
  --output-format,-o [format]   Specify output format of list/info commands
                                can be 'human-readable', 'json' or 'js'
                                Default is 'human-readable'
  --package-variables,-v [vars] Comma seperated list of package variables
                                to print when info command is called

Force Options:
  --force-depends,-p            Install/remove despite failed dependencies
  --force-maintainer,-m         Overwrite preexisting config files
  --force-reinstall,-e          Reinstall package(s)
  --force-overwrite,-w          Overwrite files from other package(s)
  --autoremove,-a               Remove packages that were installed
                                automatically to satisfy dependencies
  --autoremove-same-dest,-s     Remove packages that were installed
                                automatically to satisfy dependencies
                                only if they were installed to same
                                destination as package being removed
root@Gargoyle:~#