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Dou you have a running rootcmd server? If not, then the cru command won't work.
What happens when you type in "cru cardctl status" ?
Ian
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QuoteThe problem is how do i turn on the GPS CF alone without using qpeGPS?
Are you running "cardctl resume" within Qtopia before you start gpsdrive in Debian? That should be all that you need to do. You can just put the command in your gpsdrive startup script if you've created a separate icon to start gpsdrive under Qtopia.
I told you to run "carctl enable" in an earlier post - that was incorrect, it should be "cardctl resume".
Ian
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cat: /dev/ttys3: Input/output errorQuoteQuoteSo, when is OpenZaurus going to stop adding new kernels and featurs and make an operating system that actually works?
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As soon as you stop complaining and fix the bugs...
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My point was not that there are bugs - all programs have bugs - but that the number of bugs has increased over the past two years. This is the opposite to every other free software program I have used. What would be the point of me fixing some bugs in the current release if the next release just adds a whole bunch more?
Some projects avoid this problem by having stable and unstable branches. The gung-ho developers add features to the unstable branch, while the old hands fix the bugs and make stable releases for the public. Now, maybe OpenZaurus doesn't have enough developers to maintain two branches, but in that case there should be one branch - stable - and a new feature shouldnt be allowed into it if it causes major system instability.
I mean, two years work and this project is less usable than it was before. If you use a metric like lines of code or new features added then maybe there has been much progress, but if you use a metric like usability or number of non-dev users then there has been *negative* progress.
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Quotehow do i solve this problem by giving "zaurus" access of "root"?
A quick "chmod 666 /dev/dsp" should fix it. You may need to do the same with /dev/audio as well.
I normally use gpsfetchmap.pl and it works fine for me with negative numbers. There's many arguments you can use with it - what exactly are you typing in and what output are you seeing? I know that the following works for me :-
# su - zaurus
$ gpsfetchmap.pl --start-lat 53.9 --end-lat 54.1 --start-lon -2.9 --end-lon -2.6 -sc 10000 -p
Ian
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Quoteproblem solved
forget it
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So how did you do it? Care to share share?
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