X/qt Jumbo Cramfs, which model are you running it on? Options

[Meanie]

Hi all,

I was just wondering how many people were using the cramfs image for the X/Qt jumbo package and what models you got it working on. It should in theory work on every model but that is just theory. I was wondering what models actually do work with it.

[Miami_Bob]

Meanie -

Don't know if you are already aware of these. The XQT-INSTALL.SH v0.3.3 is attempting to use AWK. Nether of my C860s have it in their "native" configuration.

STDERR shows the *-SETUP scripts are each trying & failing to have /sbin/ldconfig create links from /lib/libwatch_conn.so.1 to /lib/libwatch_conn.so.1.0 and from /lib/libconfirm_host.so.1 to /lib/libconfirm_host.so.1 (for whatever it's worth).

The OpenOffice cramfs installs but will not run. From runoo zt the command line, it says:

"/home/QtPalmtop/bin/runoo: /home/zaurus: Permission denied"

Same message if run after SU.

The Mozilla cramfs is indeed bunged. It just loops endlessly through:

"Gdk-WARNING **: locale not supported by C library."

"*** loading the extensions datasource"

I'v let it loop for a LONG time with no joy.

The only way that I found to break out was to close rxvt but ps -A afterwards shows:

firefox
run-mozilla
firefox-bin

are still alive. Either have to kill -kill them or quit XQt. Thunderbird takes a *very* LONG time at

*** Profile extensions startup

but eventually runs.

HTH

[Meanie]

gee, that's awful that a linux distro doesn't have awk

but anyway, there seems to be something wrong with your system because /lib/libwatch_conn.so.1, etc.. are system libraries that should have been already linked.
ldconfig verifies and relinks broken links as well as reloads its static library cache. xqt doesn't modify system libraries in /lib

as for openoffice, the script to run it is /home/QtPalmtop/bin/runxqtoo

did you use the latest mozilla cramfs? (mozilla bundle 0.2)

Meanie -

Don't know if you are already aware of these. The XQT-INSTALL.SH v0.3.3 is attempting to use AWK. Nether of my C860s have it in their "native" configuration.

STDERR shows the *-SETUP scripts are each trying & failing to have /sbin/ldconfig create links from /lib/libwatch_conn.so.1 to /lib/libwatch_conn.so.1.0 and from /lib/libconfirm_host.so.1 to /lib/libconfirm_host.so.1 (for whatever it's worth).

The OpenOffice cramfs installs but will not run. From runoo zt the command line, it says:

"/home/QtPalmtop/bin/runoo: /home/zaurus: Permission denied"

Same message if run after SU.

The Mozilla cramfs is indeed bunged. It just loops endlessly through:

"Gdk-WARNING **: locale not supported by C library."

"*** loading the extensions datasource"

I'v let it loop for a LONG time with no joy.

The only way that I found to break out was to close rxvt but ps -A afterwards shows:

firefox
run-mozilla
firefox-bin

are still alive. Either have to kill -kill them or quit XQt. Thunderbird takes a *very* LONG time at

*** Profile extensions startup

but eventually runs.

HTH

[Miami_Bob]

gee, that's awful that a linux distro doesn't have awk

Will be correcting that little oversight on Sharp's part just as soon as I can download an awk package.

but anyway, there seems to be something wrong with your system because /lib/libwatch_conn.so.1, etc.. are system libraries that should have been already linked.

ldconfig verifies and relinks broken links as well as reloads its static library cache. xqt doesn't modify system libraries in /lib

Both C860s have:

/lib/libconfirm_host.so

linked to

/lib/libconfirm_host.so.1.0

and

/lib/libwatch_conn.so

linked to

/lib/libwatch_conn.so.1.0

the *-setup output says

/sbin/ldconfig: Can't link /lib/libwatch_conn.so.1 to libwatch_conn.so.1.0
/sbin/ldconfig: Can't link /lib/libconfirm_host.so.1 to libconfirm_host.so.1.0

*.so.1 I don't see. "Confusion reigns among the people".

as for openoffice, the script to run it is /home/QtPalmtop/bin/runxqtoo

Hummmmm. I have a

/home/QtPalmtop/bin/runxoo

linked to

/mnt/xqt/xqt-gtk-jumbo/opt/QtPalmtop/bin/runoo

and a

home/QtPalmtop/bin/runxqtoo

Not linked at all.


Checking them in Tree!Text QT shows that they are quite different.

runoo checks to see if "X already running" then "xlauncher debian office".

runxqtoo tries "debrid -x /opt/OpenOffice/soffice" and reports if OO not installed.

OK. I think that I see where I am confused. I have not installed any Debian cramfs and assumed that the OO package had checked for any "depends" that it needed when it mounted. Gone jumping to contusions again, did I eh?

Another tick mark on the old d/l list.

did you use the latest mozilla cramfs? (mozilla bundle 0.2)

Sorry, no. The one that I got is v0.1, I see now that I look closer. I'll go grab v0.2 & try again.

Thanks for the clarifications, Oh most kind, wise, patient & benificient Meanie. May Santa bring you lots & lots of mega neat toys!