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2012-05-17
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#632
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yes i get the error. Whats should i do if i want more apps like opera mini and ebuddy. What i installed us the top one from maemo section. Below are the old versions i suppose. Will jar or jad file downloaded from the internet work? If so then java applications for which phone will work?
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2012-05-17
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#633
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Originally Posted by DavyP
I've purged cvm totally, but after installing the latest phoneme and midlets, it gives me this error:
Yes, either you upgrade first to the latest cvm package and then install the cvm-midlets package, or you remove the cvm package first and then you can install both in any order. Otherwise you might get issues with one package (cvm-midlets) trying to overwrite files from another package (cvm).
So you need both:
cvm-midlets: some example test midlets
cvm: the phoneME Java VM virtual machine (and no more midlets).
Davy
trying to overwrite '/usr/share/applications/hildon/microemu-demo.desktop', which is also in package cvm meego-mr2.b168+svn20547-20120517
dpkg-deb (subproces): data: internal gzip write error: Broken pipe
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2012-05-17
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#634
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Originally Posted by HtheB
Sorry, there was a mistake in the cvm_meego package. It still
I've purged cvm totally, but after installing the latest phoneme and midlets, it gives me this error:
trying to overwrite '/usr/share/applications/hildon/microemu-demo.desktop', which is also in package cvm meego-mr2.b168+svn20547-20120517
dpkg-deb (subproces): data: internal gzip write error: Broken pipe
included some files which are in cvm-midlets now. I have uploaded
a new build for meego (same file name). Try to install that package
first, before installing cvm-midlets.
Davy
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2012-05-18
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#635
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Originally Posted by DavyP
Works great now
Sorry, there was a mistake in the cvm_meego package. It still
included some files which are in cvm-midlets now. I have uploaded
a new build for meego (same file name). Try to install that package
first, before installing cvm-midlets.
Davy
Thanks!
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2012-05-23
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#636
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Hello, DavyP!
I'm using latest SVN version of PhoneME for MeeGo on my N9 (cvm_meego-mr2.b168+svn20547-20120517_armel.deb) but it seems that it doesn't support GPS. Though it's said in feature request list (http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/?q=node/34) that support for JSR 179 is implemented.
I tested it on latest J2ME Google Maps (3.0.2 for Samsung) and GpsMid - both says that GPS is not available.
Also, cvm is erroneously named cvmOB in this build, so i had to make a hardlink for it with a proper name.
I'm using latest SVN version of PhoneME for MeeGo on my N9 (cvm_meego-mr2.b168+svn20547-20120517_armel.deb) but it seems that it doesn't support GPS. Though it's said in feature request list (http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/?q=node/34) that support for JSR 179 is implemented.
I tested it on latest J2ME Google Maps (3.0.2 for Samsung) and GpsMid - both says that GPS is not available.
Also, cvm is erroneously named cvmOB in this build, so i had to make a hardlink for it with a proper name.
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2012-05-23
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Originally Posted by PIDk
Nice catch about cvmOB. Not sure what happened actually. I
Hello, DavyP!
I'm using latest SVN version of PhoneME for MeeGo on my N9 (cvm_meego-mr2.b168+svn20547-20120517_armel.deb) but it seems that it doesn't support GPS. Though it's said in feature request list (http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/?q=node/34) that support for JSR 179 is implemented.
I tested it on latest J2ME Google Maps (3.0.2 for Samsung) and GpsMid - both says that GPS is not available.
Also, cvm is erroneously named cvmOB in this build, so i had to make a hardlink for it with a proper name.
uploaded a new build.
http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/public/maemo/deb/
Regarding JSR 179: I have not changed anything to this part
recently, and I also have to rely on community feedback about
whether it works or not on the N9.
Can you also check with the LocationTest midlet that is included in
cvm-midlets_0.1_armel.deb? That one works on the N900, and I
use the same APIs and libraries to access the GPS on Maemo
and MeeGo..
Cheers,
Davy
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2012-05-24
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#638
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I have tested MobileMule, an Amule remote client. Works flawlessly.
GMail application doesn't work correctly. It connects but the inbox is not shown and when you try to perform an operation a message "Wait to complete sign in" is shown. I'm not sure if it's a PhoneME fault or simply the application is outdated and doesn't work with recent GMail API.
Last edited by ivgalvez; 2012-05-24 at 09:17.
GMail application doesn't work correctly. It connects but the inbox is not shown and when you try to perform an operation a message "Wait to complete sign in" is shown. I'm not sure if it's a PhoneME fault or simply the application is outdated and doesn't work with recent GMail API.
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2012-05-30
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Originally Posted by DavyP
I tried LocationTest as you asked and it is working ok. It shows me my coordinates and everything. But still, Google Maps says that "Location feature is not available for you phone" and GpsMid says "your phone doesn't seem to support this method [JSR 179] of location input".
Nice catch about cvmOB. Not sure what happened actually. I
uploaded a new build.
http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/public/maemo/deb/
Regarding JSR 179: I have not changed anything to this part
recently, and I also have to rely on community feedback about
whether it works or not on the N9.
Can you also check with the LocationTest midlet that is included in
cvm-midlets_0.1_armel.deb? That one works on the N900, and I
use the same APIs and libraries to access the GPS on Maemo
and MeeGo..
Cheers,
Davy
Can you try GpsMid by yourself on your N900 or N9 emulator? This is an opensource project hosted here: http://gpsmid.sourceforge.net/
BTW, what does midletservice do?
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2012-05-30
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Originally Posted by PIDk
I can confirm that GpsMid works on my N900 just fine. Are you
I tried LocationTest as you asked and it is working ok. It shows me my coordinates and everything. But still, Google Maps says that "Location feature is not available for you phone" and GpsMid says "your phone doesn't seem to support this method [JSR 179] of location input".
Can you try GpsMid by yourself on your N900 or N9 emulator? This is an opensource project hosted here: http://gpsmid.sourceforge.net/
BTW, what does midletservice do?
using the latest builds on the website?
midletservice is a dbus utility that autolaunches the phoneME vm
for jad mimefile types.
Davy
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intact. Everything else should work as before.
However, the old packages had the midlets installed in the main
package. If you have installed cvm-midlets, you might get an error
that some files from another package will be overwritten.
Davy