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Full information can be found here: http://osll.spb.ru/wiki/osll/_ruSMART2009_

You may have discovered that the Runtime
Space is not only mind-bogglingly big and
bewildering, but also that most of the things
that happen in it are staggeringly intertwined
with the user experience.
While all questions of the runtime features,
the pros and cons, the cost, the required
developer skills and the market share are to
be resolved, one big question stands out:
‘website or client application?’ That is, should
you use a website or a client application to
deliver your services to the end user?
A growing number of entrants to the mobile
space see the option of building a mobilespecific
website as a cheaper and more
flexible alternative to developing a client
application. However, as always, there is
a trade-off between quality, functionality
and cost, and there are advantages and
disadvantages, depending on the details of
your service.
Here are some fundamental arguments that
are worth bearing in mind before you stick
your thumb out into the Runtime Space and
hitch a lift.

We've tried to conduct mesh party on 24.01.2009 saturday meeting.
The party failed totally (:

First of all, we've had different partition sizes: 4M of initfs on boards flashed with DIABLO and 2M on pre-DIABLO, all filled up. So, nothing could be copied over to initfs. Re-flashing solved this problem.

Then, there's some difficulties in proper mesh. Although we've got to the state where 'iw station dump' showed that peer link is established, nothing could be sent over that link. 'iw mpath dump' didn't show anything. Contrary to the heterogeneous setup with b43 on the other side. This problem is being investigated.

Our IBSS-enabling patch series is accepted upstream.
Now it is reachable at gitorious repository for stlc45xx (http://gitorious.org/projects/stlc45xx).
Maybe there'd be some more feedback on new bugs (:

Guys! Look this file please and think about our view of Symbian (self)studing in OSLL. We need to discuss what we are waiting in symbian area. And what we can present for new students for involve their to OSLL activities. Probably, we've another ideas. Symbian is opened for questions and suggestions.

-- Kirill