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2012-01-30
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I tried with an N9, but it doesn't work for me.
I copied the files to the root directory (/phoneme) then I tried to launch opera.sh but permission denied.
What did I wrong?
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Did the unpacking succeed? Does the opera.sh script have
execute permissions? Perhaps you unpacked the tgz archive with
a tool that does not preserve execute permissions? Try the
following command in /phoneme:
chmod a+x opera.sh
chmod a+x test.sh
...
do this for all scripts
Also set the execute permission for the cvm binary:
chmod a+x bin/cvm
You can try to run a console application:
bin/cvm -cp testclasses.zip Test
or
./test.sh
I hope this helps.
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Great to hear that the build also works on the N9. I am aware of the font issues.
Can you confirm this grey bar issue with other midlets as well?
Try ./microemu-demo.sh
If so, then I am afraid this is an N9 specific issue, which I unfortunately cannot reproduce at the moment without a real device.
Thanks for testing.
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compiled as a library. I did so anyway to simplify the compilation
process, and created a frontend application in Qt4 that:
1) dynamically loads this library through dlopen()
2) uses dlsym() to find cvm's original main() method
3) starts a new thread and
4) calls the original cvm's main() method
The thing is that the either the Qt4 frontend or the cvm's thread
can clean up and call exit() while the other part is still busy,
causing a segfault. This should not happen while the application
is running, only when you end the application.
Not sure though why this only happens under root.
Davy