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Posts: 125 | Thanked: 108 times | Joined on Feb 2010
#61
I have installed qtwrt 1.1.0 several times, finally it said install was successful.
Then I installed TwimGo, first time it failed, second time successful.

But I cannot find it anywhere! It is not in the app menu, and I cannot find it elsewhere.

I deinstalled TwimGo and installed anew. Still nowhere, not in the menu.

What is the correct way to call it on command line?
 
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#62
Originally Posted by rm53 View Post
I have installed qtwrt 1.1.0 several times, finally it said install was successful.
Then I installed TwimGo, first time it failed, second time successful.

But I cannot find it anywhere! It is not in the app menu, and I cannot find it elsewhere.

I deinstalled TwimGo and installed anew. Still nowhere, not in the menu.

What is the correct way to call it on command line?
i also have the same problem when using the new qtwrt (i'm in pr1.3).
i don't know why, it only shown the twimgo widget.
then i try to use the old qtwrt (the qtwrt-experimental)

here the step i used:
first, uninstall twimgo from app-manager, then do the command below (in root mode)
apt-get purge qtwrt
apt-get autoremove
dpkg -P `dpkg -l | grep ^rc | awk '{ print $2 }'`
apt-get install qtwrt-experimental


after that, tap the TwimGo.wgt file to install twimgo.

i hope it would help you to use twimgo again
 
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#63
this issue started post the PR 1.3 update. it was working fine until then!
 
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#64
I can confirm the issue with TwimGo not being completely installed on the new packages.
 
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#65
Originally Posted by coredumb View Post
here the step i used:
first, uninstall twimgo from app-manager, then do the command below (in root mode)
apt-get purge qtwrt
apt-get autoremove
dpkg -P `dpkg -l | grep ^rc | awk '{ print $2 }'`
apt-get install qtwrt-experimental


after that, tap the TwimGo.wgt file to install twimgo.

i hope it would help you to use twimgo again
I tried removing the QT WRT but even that fails. says it has dependencies on packages that are not installed. The purge does not work either.
 
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#66
Originally Posted by coredumb View Post
...
here the step i used:
first, uninstall twimgo from app-manager, then do the command below (in root mode)
apt-get purge qtwrt
apt-get autoremove
dpkg -P `dpkg -l | grep ^rc | awk '{ print $2 }'`
apt-get install qtwrt-experimental


after that, tap the TwimGo.wgt file to install twimgo.

i hope it would help you to use twimgo again
I tried it this way, had to disable extras-devel in order purging of qtwrt to work. Afterwards I reenabled extras-devel.

I did not use your second purge cmd as shown (the complex line) because the expression inside the backquotes returned a list of some twenty package names, many good ol' friends... was not sure I wanted to purge all those. The only pkg related to wrt was the widget, which I then purged manually.
(Also I could not find out the exact meaning of the dpkg status flag 'rc'. It's even not in the manpage. Apparently everybody except me knows what the flags mean...)

The final cmd apt-get install qtwrt-experimental led me into exact dependency hell where I was before, downloading the exact same libs and also could not install 3 of them for the same reasons as with qtwrt.

Facit is, I still have no TwimGo...
 
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#67
On the twimgo.com site it states "install Qt Web Runtime", people here are talking about QT WRT, what is the difference between the two, as both can be found under the aplication menus

For info I have two N900 running twimgo 2.0.13 just fine under PR1.3 with Qt Web Runtime 1.1tp-3 installed
 
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#68
Originally Posted by rm53 View Post
The final cmd apt-get install qtwrt-experimental led me into exact dependency hell where I was before, downloading the exact same libs and also could not install 3 of them for the same reasons as with qtwrt.
could you post the result of "dpkg -l | grep wrt" command?

if we enabled the extras-devel repo, we would find 2 different version of Qt Web Runtime: 1.1tp3 and 1.1.0.
fyi, although those are the same package, Appman doesn't show it as a same package, but as a different package, that could bring conflict result if we try to install both version. Same package with different version will show as update version. or if we don't install it yet, it only show the last/newest version.

mine using the 1.1tp3 version (same version with post #67). what version is yours?
 
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#69
Originally Posted by coredumb View Post
could you post the result of "dpkg -l | grep wrt" command?
...
mine using the 1.1tp3 version (same version with post #67). what version is yours?
Code:
home/user # dpkg -l | grep wrt
ii  libwrt-api1                                         1.1.0                            Qt Web Runtime Device API libraries for Maem
ii  libwrt1                                             1.1.0                            Qt Web Runtime libraries for Maemo
ii  wrt                                                 1.1.0                            Qt Web Runtime binaries for Maemo
ii  wrt-api                                             1.1.0                            Qt Web Runtime Device API for Maemo
ii  wrt-policy                                          1.0-1                            Qt Web Runtime policy files for Maemo
/home/user #
this is the requested output of dpkg

but I saw a mix of 1.1.0 and 1.1tp3, hoping these were the same...
 
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#70
Originally Posted by coredumb View Post
could you post the result of "dpkg -l | grep wrt" command?
SUCCESS! Finally I have TwimGo running, thx so much.
The "dpkg -l | grep wrt" was of great help. Then I purged all five packages piece by piece until I got it in the right sequence, and finally that dpkg cmd showed nothing anymore.
(I think that is crucial, everything wrt must be completely purged before installing another version.)

Then I compared the output of the 2 simulation cmds:
Code:
apt-get -s install qtwrt=1.1.0
and
Code:
apt-get -s install qtwrt-experimental=1.1tp-3
the offending pkg which leads to 11 segfaults in a row on my N900 was wrt-api, which was not to be installed in the second version above.
So I dared to call that line without -s:
Code:
apt-get install qtwrt-experimental=1.1tp-3
and this time it ran through without errors,
finally I deactivated extras-devel and installed TwimGo.

And after a quick look, TwimGo was worth all this effort, it looks great!

Last edited by rm53; 2010-11-05 at 11:56. Reason: typo removed
 

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