Thread: [Development - see post #1] Fremantle in a chroot (Run N900 applications on the N9)
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misiak is offline misiak
2012-06-22 , 22:29
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#53
Originally Posted by qwazix View Post
However I must admit I have ran out of ideas. (for the same reason as above I haven't tried copying everything clockd related outside the chroot, I will do that as a last resort. Also the fact that the same clockd errors didn't prove to be fatal in other circumstances hint that maybe the clockd problems are unrelated to the fatal error. However the fact that the fatal error contains a function/class called pipDate might just confirm a clockd correlation. I will change the thread title in order to attract some attention.
Have you tried apt-get remove'ing osso-clock-*, clock-ui, statusbar-alarm, desktop-clock-widget and another clock-related stuff (libtime0, libclockcore0-0, clockd, clockd-settings-mr0 ? ("apt-cache search clock" is your friend :P) You may want to backup your Fremantle image file beforehand

EDIT: By the way, there are no references to PipDate.c, PipDate.h, pip_date_to_string_format and pip_date_is_valid in hildon-desktop sources, so the error may be related to some other service. Only functions with "_pip_" or "pip_" in their name are some functions related to checking whether to draw in portrait or landscape mode, but i'm not sure what they do. google returned nothing useful (unless functions with "pip" in their name are really related to "picture in picture" functionality in Maemo - maybe task switcher? )

EDIT 2: Could you post full log with output when trying to run hildon-desktop?
Last edited by misiak; 2012-06-22 at 22:52.
 

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