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2009-11-14
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pelago,
I said you need to cleanup first
i do all liqbase development directly on the device and have done since my n810
it just needs a bit of careful thinking beforehand.
I said you need to cleanup first
i do all liqbase development directly on the device and have done since my n810
it just needs a bit of careful thinking beforehand.
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2009-11-17
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Too bad there's no (mainstream?) emacs port. Emacs has remote file support ("tramp"). I don't know whether it compiles remotely or not; it's all done through ssh, so I suspect that it would. Or you could use ssh in a terminal for the compiling.
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2009-12-12
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Pardon me for being dense, but what "clean up" must be done to get build-essentials to work? I would like to dual boot to solve the 'opt' problem, but I don't think the N8x0 dual boot system will work. Please enlighten.
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2009-12-12
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hey bruce
for me on my older flash, it involved removing additional themes, some maps stuff and all the locale stuff that wasn't uk, i'm not going to list them specifically though things change with each flash and me telling you what to remove isn't the right thing to do.
also, now the game is changing, opt is kicking in and it looks like more and more is stored there.
i heard murmors when opt was starting that there is a script to try automatically optifying preexisting files from different packages, maybe its something that can be done for the default flash contents.
what would also be useful is optifying build-essential and all its components and then the rest of the -dev libraries themselves, or maybe just making the system dev friendly (by setting up things like /usr/include to be optified by default. I asked about build-esssential being optified in the -dev ML and was told its possible so someone could follow up and see what sort of difference could be made.
i too don't think the regular dual booting system will work, but as more people get the device, i bet someone will figure it out.
for me on my older flash, it involved removing additional themes, some maps stuff and all the locale stuff that wasn't uk, i'm not going to list them specifically though things change with each flash and me telling you what to remove isn't the right thing to do.
also, now the game is changing, opt is kicking in and it looks like more and more is stored there.
i heard murmors when opt was starting that there is a script to try automatically optifying preexisting files from different packages, maybe its something that can be done for the default flash contents.
what would also be useful is optifying build-essential and all its components and then the rest of the -dev libraries themselves, or maybe just making the system dev friendly (by setting up things like /usr/include to be optified by default. I asked about build-esssential being optified in the -dev ML and was told its possible so someone could follow up and see what sort of difference could be made.
i too don't think the regular dual booting system will work, but as more people get the device, i bet someone will figure it out.
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2009-12-12
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could a mod move this please?
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2009-12-18
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is it a silent error if you don't have enough space? cos i followed your instructions, and everything seems fine
until i try to # make something:
Any help would be amazing as i'm trying to compile open remote play 
and i've got everything but the actual program!
until i try to # make something:
Host OS: Linux
Compiler: g++ -I. -I./packages.d/work/root/include
Linker: ld -L./packages.d/work/root/lib
Defines: -DORP_CLOCK_DEBUG -DORP_SYNC_TO_MASTER
Libraries: ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libSDL.a ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libSDL_image.a ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libpng.a ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libSDL_net.a ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libSDL_ttf.a ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libfreetype.a ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libcrypto.a ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libavformat.a ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libavcodec.a ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libswscale.a ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libavutil.a ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libfaad.a ./packages.d/work/root/lib/libcurl.a -ldl -lz -lm -lpthread -lrt
make -C packages.d
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/user/open-rp/packages.d'
make[1]: /bin/bash: Command not found
make[1]: *** [all] Error 127
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/user/open-rp/packages.d'
make: *** [all] Error 2
and i've got everything but the actual program!
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2009-12-18
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Is a optified gcc in Maemo Extras possible?
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2009-12-19
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ahh, thanks kwotski!
But from what i've found so far, bash conflicts with some core components and can't be installed/used at all.
i can't find any workarounds, anybody got any advice?
But from what i've found so far, bash conflicts with some core components and can't be installed/used at all.
i can't find any workarounds, anybody got any advice?
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I wonder if anyone is planning to optify the packages, or is there no pressure to do so because they're not designed to be used on the device.