Hi,
I seek to load dejavu 2.10 on my simpad to see hebrew
folllowinf hrw advice , I simply cpied the new files to /usr/share/fonts/truetype and reset opie. I saw
I have familier 0.84 and opie 2.1
a black screen. here are the logs:
Full Version: Problem Loading Opie After Font Upgrade To 2.10
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I counted 26 chars in the keyboard
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root@simpad:~# /etc/init.d/opie stop
Stopping Opie...
root@simpad:~# ". /etc/init.d/opie"
-sh: . /etc/init.d/opie: not found
root@simpad:~# . /etc/init.d/opie
usage: -sh { start | stop | restart }
root@simpad:~# qpe -nodaemon
ODevice() - found 'Hardware : Simpad'
OGlobal::creating global configuration instance.
OConfig::OConfig()
<unknown>: ODevice reports transformation to be 0
<unknown>: setting QWS_DISPLAY to 'Transformed:Rot0:0'
QWSApplication::qt_init() - current terminal specified.
QWSKeyboardHandler: using SIMpad switches handler...
SimpadButtonsHandler() - V4.1
mcp: write timed out
: FATAL: Error 2 opening face
Segmentation fault.
Stopping Opie...
root@simpad:~# ". /etc/init.d/opie"
-sh: . /etc/init.d/opie: not found
root@simpad:~# . /etc/init.d/opie
usage: -sh { start | stop | restart }
root@simpad:~# qpe -nodaemon
ODevice() - found 'Hardware : Simpad'
OGlobal::creating global configuration instance.
OConfig::OConfig()
<unknown>: ODevice reports transformation to be 0
<unknown>: setting QWS_DISPLAY to 'Transformed:Rot0:0'
QWSApplication::qt_init() - current terminal specified.
QWSKeyboardHandler: using SIMpad switches handler...
SimpadButtonsHandler() - V4.1
mcp: write timed out
: FATAL: Error 2 opening face
Segmentation fault.
root@simpad:~# ipkg info libfreetype6
Package: libfreetype6
Version: 2.1.10-r1
Depends: libz1 (>= 1.2.3), libgcc1 (>= 3.4.4), libc6 (>= 2.3.5+cvs20050627)
Status: install ok installed
Architecture: arm
Package: libfreetype6
Version: 2.1.10-r1
Depends: libz1 (>= 1.2.3), libgcc1 (>= 3.4.4), libc6 (>= 2.3.5+cvs20050627)
Status: install ok installed
Architecture: arm
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