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Personal Java/Jeode/J2ME Personal Profile / mognet java wireless sniffer + logger compile help
« on: November 10, 2004, 05:27:54 am »
Hi,
this is the content of the rpm:
You may try alien, but i dont know, if this fits into the Debian architecture. The shell script /usr/bin/jpcap may help you to find out, how to bring the application and the library together.
As i can see, the main library is net.sourceforge.jpcap-0.01.16.jar. Put this into the CLASSPATH of the application. The shared library libjpcap.so contains native code and has to be accessable through LD_LIBRARY_PATH. I don't know, if the thirdParty-libraries are needed. Try this out.
Bye
Mag1c
this is the content of the rpm:
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/usr
/usr/bin
/usr/lib
/usr/share
/usr/bin/jpcap
/usr/lib/jpcap-0.01.16
/usr/lib/libjpcap.so
/usr/lib/jpcap-0.01.16/jars
/usr/lib/jpcap-0.01.16/properties
/usr/lib/jpcap-0.01.16/thirdParty
/usr/lib/jpcap-0.01.16/jars/javadoc_net.sourceforge.jpcap-0.01.16.jar
/usr/lib/jpcap-0.01.16/jars/net.sourceforge.jpcap-0.01.16.jar
/usr/lib/jpcap-0.01.16/properties/simulator.properties
/usr/lib/jpcap-0.01.16/properties/tool.properties
/usr/lib/jpcap-0.01.16/thirdParty/jars
/usr/lib/jpcap-0.01.16/thirdParty/jars/dev-classes_net.ultrametrics-0.03.jar
/usr/lib/jpcap-0.01.16/thirdParty/jars/fooware_CommandLine-1.0.jar
/usr/share/doc
/usr/share/doc/jpcap-0.01.16
/usr/share/doc/jpcap-0.01.16/BUILD.osx
/usr/share/doc/jpcap-0.01.16/BUILD.unix
/usr/share/doc/jpcap-0.01.16/BUILD.windows
/usr/share/doc/jpcap-0.01.16/CREDITS
/usr/share/doc/jpcap-0.01.16/FAQ
/usr/share/doc/jpcap-0.01.16/INSTALL
/usr/share/doc/jpcap-0.01.16/MPL-1.1.txt
/usr/share/doc/jpcap-0.01.16/README
/usr/share/doc/jpcap-0.01.16/RELEASE_NOTESYou may try alien, but i dont know, if this fits into the Debian architecture. The shell script /usr/bin/jpcap may help you to find out, how to bring the application and the library together.
As i can see, the main library is net.sourceforge.jpcap-0.01.16.jar. Put this into the CLASSPATH of the application. The shared library libjpcap.so contains native code and has to be accessable through LD_LIBRARY_PATH. I don't know, if the thirdParty-libraries are needed. Try this out.
Bye
Mag1c
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Personal Java/Jeode/J2ME Personal Profile / mognet java wireless sniffer + logger compile help
« on: November 09, 2004, 03:57:14 am »
Hi,
yes, you're missing a library. According to the package name "net/sourceforge/jpcap/capture/" you may find the lib here: jpcap.sourceforge.net.
Bye
Mag1c
yes, you're missing a library. According to the package name "net/sourceforge/jpcap/capture/" you may find the lib here: jpcap.sourceforge.net.
Bye
Mag1c
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Software / Devloping help
« on: October 13, 2004, 06:47:45 am »
Hi TuxGeek,
any success so far ? If not, what exactly you have done ? It was very easy for me, to install dev-img on my Zaurus. Copy the dev-img and install script to SD-Card (allready ext2 formatted), run install script as root and ... voila ... ready for compiling.
bye
Mag1c
any success so far ? If not, what exactly you have done ? It was very easy for me, to install dev-img on my Zaurus. Copy the dev-img and install script to SD-Card (allready ext2 formatted), run install script as root and ... voila ... ready for compiling.
bye
Mag1c
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Software / Devloping help
« on: October 06, 2004, 12:00:55 pm »
Hi,
Partition Magic is not for accessing ext2 filesystems, you know ?
There exist a commercial ext2fs driver by Paragon.
You can find here a plugin for Total Commander (read only access).
And this may be useful too.
But IMHO its better to use the Card Reader on a Linux box. If your Redhat is ready for USB usage the Card Reader should work out of the box. The cards can be accessed through SCSI devices (/dev/sd??).
bye
Mag1c
Partition Magic is not for accessing ext2 filesystems, you know ?
There exist a commercial ext2fs driver by Paragon.
You can find here a plugin for Total Commander (read only access).
And this may be useful too.
But IMHO its better to use the Card Reader on a Linux box. If your Redhat is ready for USB usage the Card Reader should work out of the box. The cards can be accessed through SCSI devices (/dev/sd??).
bye
Mag1c
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Software / ipkg question
« on: October 04, 2004, 11:26:48 am »
You did this on Zaurus itself, right ? AFAIK there is running a restricted version of tar. Maybe you can try this:
tar -x -f the-IPK-file.ipk -z -O ./data.tar.gz | tar -t -v -z -f -
and if tar does not handle gziped data, try this:
cat the-IPK-file.ipk | gzip -d | tar -x -f - -O ./data.tar.gz | gzip -d | tar -t -v -f -
bye
Mag1c
tar -x -f the-IPK-file.ipk -z -O ./data.tar.gz | tar -t -v -z -f -
and if tar does not handle gziped data, try this:
cat the-IPK-file.ipk | gzip -d | tar -x -f - -O ./data.tar.gz | gzip -d | tar -t -v -f -
bye
Mag1c
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Software / Devloping help
« on: September 29, 2004, 07:41:29 am »
Hi,
the install script of dev-img works for me out of the box. You have to be root to install and you should not run it more than once because it makes changes in /etc/fstab. After installation gcc should be ready for work.
so long
Mag1c
the install script of dev-img works for me out of the box. You have to be root to install and you should not run it more than once because it makes changes in /etc/fstab. After installation gcc should be ready for work.
so long
Mag1c
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Software / Problems with ipkg
« on: September 29, 2004, 07:36:32 am »
Hi,
if you want to use a feed, you have to make it available for http access. So either
a: set up a local http server
b: install the packages without feed (ipkg install ...)
c: use the original feed from web
Greets
Mag1c
if you want to use a feed, you have to make it available for http access. So either
a: set up a local http server
b: install the packages without feed (ipkg install ...)
c: use the original feed from web
Greets
Mag1c
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Software / ipkg question
« on: September 27, 2004, 10:46:45 am »
tar xfzO the-IPK-file.ipk ./data.tar.gz | gzip -d | tar tvf -
Cheers
Mag1c
Cheers
Mag1c
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OpenZaurus/Opie/Qtopia / OPIE 1.0.3 on Sharp ROM SL-5600
« on: September 15, 2004, 09:31:48 am »
Hi,
the mentioned Opie-Feed contains only Applications. It does not
replace Sharp's Qt, but it will replace some Sharp-Applications
with the Opie-ones (eg addressbook ...).
The packages could be removed safely and the original
configuration will be restored (I couldn't test this on 5600. On
my 5500 it works).
Mag1c
the mentioned Opie-Feed contains only Applications. It does not
replace Sharp's Qt, but it will replace some Sharp-Applications
with the Opie-ones (eg addressbook ...).
The packages could be removed safely and the original
configuration will be restored (I couldn't test this on 5600. On
my 5500 it works).
Mag1c
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General Discussion / How to run .jar aplication?
« on: July 12, 2004, 11:59:53 am »
Hi,
if you have a runnable .jar you can just type "java -jar <jar-file>" on PC. Don't know if the jeode JVM can handle this too.
greets
Mag1c
if you have a runnable .jar you can just type "java -jar <jar-file>" on PC. Don't know if the jeode JVM can handle this too.
greets
Mag1c
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OpenZaurus/Opie/Qtopia / Opie 1.1.x on Sharp ROM?
« on: June 16, 2004, 11:39:35 am »
Hi DrWowe,
i have some packages working now on SharpROM. For the mail app i have to build the etpan-library
first. As i\'m short in time i cannot say when the mail app will be available. (I\'m interested in this app
too, so it will be the next after PIM)
For your info: i\'m the one who built the 1.0.3 packages for SharpROM
Greets
Mag1c
i have some packages working now on SharpROM. For the mail app i have to build the etpan-library
first. As i\'m short in time i cannot say when the mail app will be available. (I\'m interested in this app
too, so it will be the next after PIM)
For your info: i\'m the one who built the 1.0.3 packages for SharpROM
Greets
Mag1c
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