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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
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2011-09-22
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Originally Posted by lma
Aw! Sh*t!
This isn't DT's fault, but after installing on my new(ish) RX48 I see this weirdness:
any ideas that can explain it that do not involve JFFS2 corruption?Code:Nokia-N810-WiMAX-43-7:/usr/share/Diablo-Turbo/backup# df . Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on rootfs 255488 249480 6008 98% / Nokia-N810-WiMAX-43-7:/usr/share/Diablo-Turbo/backup# ls -l zImage-backup -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 926102833 Sep 22 08:52 zImage-backup Nokia-N810-WiMAX-43-7:/usr/share/Diablo-Turbo/backup# du zImage-backup 904398 zImage-backup
Edit: Ah, found it, bug in the perl snippet in the post-install script - the truncate call unpacks the already-unpacked value and gets a bogus result. The resulting file is sparse, and du reports its size correctly but only until the next reboot.
Now everybody whose first DT kernel is kernel-dt-sd_2.6.21-3 has a corrupt zImage backup.
Well, they don't have any reason to uninstall the DT kernel, do they?
And if they do, just reflashing a good zImage after uninstalling will fix the problem.
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2011-09-23
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#513
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Originally Posted by maacruz
Well, it's still a beta right? ;-)
Aw! Sh*t!
Now everybody whose first DT kernel is kernel-dt-sd_2.6.21-3 has a corrupt zImage backup.
At least the ones that are larger than 2MiB should be safe to truncate and write back to /dev/mtd2, and most truncated ones should still contain the version string so the right version could be fetched from somewhere else.
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2011-09-25
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Announce: maemo-pan update (extras-devel)
I have found that maemo-pan stopped working with DT due to a too simple string processing of dbus-send output in the /usr/lib/maemo-pan/pan-control script.
I have uploaded a new release (1.0.2) of maemo-pan to extras-devel to fix this issue. This new release works with both old Diablo and DT.
I have found that maemo-pan stopped working with DT due to a too simple string processing of dbus-send output in the /usr/lib/maemo-pan/pan-control script.
I have uploaded a new release (1.0.2) of maemo-pan to extras-devel to fix this issue. This new release works with both old Diablo and DT.
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2011-09-25
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either asui or maemo-pan got a bug. When ASUI attempts to disconnect a PAN connection it appears to do so but the connection stays active.
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2011-09-25
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Originally Posted by tso
I don't have a cell phone so someone else will need to figure this out. ASUI only listens for a disconnect signal and if PAN isn't sending it...
either asui or maemo-pan got a bug. When ASUI attempts to disconnect a PAN connection it appears to do so but the connection stays active.
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2011-09-25
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from what i can tell, maemo-pan listen for a connect and disconnect on a dummy connection and then do the actual connection management behind the scene.
I guess ASUI fails to send a expected signal, and so the actual disconnect is not triggered.
this because the maemo connection manager triggers the correct behavior.
I guess ASUI fails to send a expected signal, and so the actual disconnect is not triggered.
this because the maemo connection manager triggers the correct behavior.
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2011-09-25
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Originally Posted by auouymous
maemo-pan doesn't send any signal when disconnecting.
I don't have a cell phone so someone else will need to figure this out. ASUI only listens for a disconnect signal and if PAN isn't sending it...
In fact, pan-daemon listens to system bus for the "dummy" IAP status change signals, and then runs the pan-control script with start/stop as argument. This scripts handles all connecting and disconnecting through dbus method calls to bluez, but the bluetooth connection can also break for being out of range, and in this case, the IAP remains "dummy".
If ASUI needs any signal, we can tweak the script, but I'm not sure how to handle the "out of range" situation.
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2011-09-25
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Originally Posted by maacruz
Or tell me what needs to be done in ASUI to support it as is.
If ASUI needs any signal, we can tweak the script, but I'm not sure how to handle the "out of range" situation.
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2011-09-26
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Originally Posted by maacruz
Woke up this morning to find the device had rebooted during the night. Uptime was about 4 days, /proc/bootreason says sw_rst, but syslogd had stopped logging due to 99% full rootfs :-(
PLEASE INSTALL THIS KERNEL AND REPORT UPTIME AND CRASHES (IF ANY)
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Edit: Ah, found it, bug in the perl snippet in the post-install script - the truncate call unpacks the already-unpacked value and gets a bogus result. The resulting file is sparse, and du reports its size correctly but only until the next reboot.
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