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ddiscodave |
2010-12-31
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#101
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okay so installed it but it crashes as soon as i launch it. any ideas?
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2010-12-31
, 05:08
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@ United Arab Emirates
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#102
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After installation Columbus Navigation Toolkit it crashes on start-up
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2010-12-31
, 06:21
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#103
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yeap for me is the same once i click on the icon it crashes.
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2010-12-31
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#104
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@ddiscodave and ayazpak:
go to terminal as root, edit the file:
/etc/ld.so.conf
and add in the following line:
/opt/usr/lib
Save the file, then run:
ldconfig
You should now be able to launch Columbus. If it still doesn't work, reboot your N900 and all should run. Hope this helps...
go to terminal as root, edit the file:
/etc/ld.so.conf
and add in the following line:
/opt/usr/lib
Save the file, then run:
ldconfig
You should now be able to launch Columbus. If it still doesn't work, reboot your N900 and all should run. Hope this helps...
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2010-12-31
, 08:02
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#105
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Originally Posted by ajack
didn't works for me its says: "/etc/ld.so.conf permission denied"
@ddiscodave and ayazpak:
go to terminal as root, edit the file:
/etc/ld.so.conf
and add in the following line:
/opt/usr/lib
Save the file, then run:
ldconfig
You should now be able to launch Columbus. If it still doesn't work, reboot your N900 and all should run. Hope this helps...
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2010-12-31
, 09:41
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#106
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Originally Posted by peacekeper
Like I said, you need to have root access... try typing:
didn't works for me its says: "/etc/ld.so.conf permission denied"
sudo gainroot
the prompt should change from an "$" to a "#". If this fails, you need to run the Application Manager and install a program called "rootsh".
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2010-12-31
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#107
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Originally Posted by ajack
Like I said, you need to have root access... try typing:
sudo gainroot
the prompt should change from an "$" to a "#". If this fails, you need to run the Application Manager and install a program called "rootsh".
sorry for bother u ajack, but i have root acces and still the message with the permission denied.
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2010-12-31
, 10:22
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#108
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Originally Posted by ajack
Root installed but result is permission denied
Like I said, you need to have root access... try typing:
sudo gainroot
the prompt should change from an "$" to a "#". If this fails, you need to run the Application Manager and install a program called "rootsh".
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2010-12-31
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@ Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
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#109
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Originally Posted by peacekeper
There is a possibility your rootfs is mounted as READ-ONLY, you will need to search for a solution in these forums or via Google. I know how to solve this if it affects your microSD or MyDocs mounted media but am not sure how (if it's even the case here) for the rootfs. Sorry...
sorry for bother u ajack, but i have root acces and still the message with the permission denied.
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2010-12-31
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#110
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real bummer...... was looking forward to using it. gonna uninstall now and hope for a stable version later. happy new year
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