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Quoteall you needed to do was to ask jeeveshehe...
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after all i wasn't too happy with the slightly messy installation (i don't like error messages - even when things seem to work afterwards).
i expected libsdl-image to fix this problem, but it didn't (no libpng... after installation in usr/lib).
this morning i found a better (and more recent) alternative to the libpng from my last post:
[a href=\"http://ssel.vub.ac.be/Members/DennisWagelaar/download/zaurus/libpng12_1.2.5-10_arm.ipk]http://ssel.vub.ac.be/Members/DennisWagela....2.5-10_arm.ipk[/url]
works perfectly. i just wonder whether this was/is a problem of c3000 or rather of the libsdl.
at the moment i'm using
libsdl1.2.6-zports5
libsdl-mixer1.2.5-cvs1
are there other versions which are more recommendable?
this actually brings me to my next problem: no midi in openttd (music files are in /data and track names are shown in the game - sound is perfectly ok though). i thought libsdl-mixer should take care of that, but somehow it doesn't.
has anyone (maybe jeeves ) got an idea on how to fix that problem? many thanks already
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QuoteWhat does root (su) mean ? and how do i do it ?Sorry, I missed this post... su = substitute user (you su to root by default)
At the prompt in terminalCode: [Select]$ su
# cp 'whatever'
Greg
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QuoteHey, Im a newbie and im trying to get openttd to work. But i cant copy the files for some reason. Here is what i type:There's no such file because it's not there yet. Try this:
cp /hdd3/Documents/tycoon/sample.cat /opt/QtPalmtop/lib/openttd/data/sample.cat
When i do this i get:
cp: unable to open '/opt/QtPalmtop/lib/openttd/data/sample.cat' : No such file or directoryCode: [Select]cp /hdd3/Documents/tycoon/sample.cat /opt/QtPalmtop/lib/openttd/dataIf you get 'Permission denied' do it as root (su)
Greg
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What does root (su) mean ? and how do i do it ?QuoteHey, Im a newbie and im trying to get openttd to work. But i cant copy the files for some reason. Here is what i type:There's no such file because it's not there yet. Try this:
cp /hdd3/Documents/tycoon/sample.cat /opt/QtPalmtop/lib/openttd/data/sample.cat
When i do this i get:
cp: unable to open '/opt/QtPalmtop/lib/openttd/data/sample.cat' : No such file or directoryCode: [Select]cp /hdd3/Documents/tycoon/sample.cat /opt/QtPalmtop/lib/openttd/dataIf you get 'Permission denied' do it as root (su)
Greg
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stupkid:
Your packages file in CackoFeed tells us to put the files here:
/opt/QtPalmtop/openttd/data
but they really need to go here:
/opt/QtPalmtop/lib/openttd/data
Minor issue, but some of us are slow some days.
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Exactly what command did you use to try to mount the partition and to look at it with fdisk?
The thing about it not existing in fstab is usually only displayed if you don't give the device name.
Simon
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QuoteTio get to the emergency console unplug the Z and pull the battery. Wait about 5 seconds then reinsert the battery and plug it back in. Hold down the B and D keys while pressing the On button, hold them until it starts to boot. This boots it to an emergency console that runs entirely from the 16 Mb flash. You should be able to 'mount -t ext2 /dev/hda /hdd1' from there. If mounting fails, take a look at it with fdisk and see if the partition table got hosed. Hopefully it didn't.Â
If you can't fix it by hand, then try putting the files I mentioned (look around this site for links on where to get them, maybe try the Cacko ROM) on an SD card and resetting with those files (pull battery and power as above and, when you restart it, it should come up in a japanese menu. Use option 3, then 1)
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The mount failed. saying
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Can't find /hdd1 in /etc/fstab
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I tried the fdisk and when i go to print the partition table.
It gives me the drive parameters and below that it says
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Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
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Im not sure if that means i have hosed it or not.
What do i do with those files?
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Tio get to the emergency console unplug the Z and pull the battery. Wait about 5 seconds then reinsert the battery and plug it back in. Hold down the B and D keys while pressing the On button, hold them until it starts to boot. This boots it to an emergency console that runs entirely from the 16 Mb flash. You should be able to 'mount -t ext2 /dev/hda /hdd1' from there. If mounting fails, take a look at it with fdisk and see if the partition table got hosed. Hopefully it didn't.
If you can't fix it by hand, then try putting the files I mentioned (look around this site for links on where to get them, maybe try the Cacko ROM) on an SD card and resetting with those files (pull battery and power as above and, when you restart it, it should come up in a japanese menu. Use option 3, then 1)
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All I can think of is do a B+D boot (to the emergency console) mkfs.ext2 hdd1 and hdd2 and then do option3->option1 from the maintenance menu to restore it to it's factory setting. May need to format hdd3 as FAT as well.
You need zimage, initrd.bin, updater.sh, and hdimage1.tgz on the sd or cf card when you do that.
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