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2013-04-25
, 03:43
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@ Kansas City, MO
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#72
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It says nothing but simply:
Segmentation Fault
It has no problem restarting but every time i type /osinfo or /sysinfo it dies. Rather discouraging since i like the script a lot and i have not seen this issue any where else. This has happened now on two separate installations btw. on both main flash and miniSD. Doesnt seem to matter wether its a fresh install or an old one nor does location of install matter. At this point i would just like to know the location of the script itself so that i can just alter it and remove the "distro" code and just do with out that entirely. as calling the distro name is what seems to make it crash.
Segmentation Fault
It has no problem restarting but every time i type /osinfo or /sysinfo it dies. Rather discouraging since i like the script a lot and i have not seen this issue any where else. This has happened now on two separate installations btw. on both main flash and miniSD. Doesnt seem to matter wether its a fresh install or an old one nor does location of install matter. At this point i would just like to know the location of the script itself so that i can just alter it and remove the "distro" code and just do with out that entirely. as calling the distro name is what seems to make it crash.
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2013-04-25
, 04:13
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@ East Lansing, MI
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#73
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What is x-sys?
A search on this forum comes up with nothing.
A search on this forum comes up with nothing.
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2013-04-25
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#74
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Originally Posted by Addison
Yeah searching for it here failed for me to. X-Sys is a system information plugin for X-Chat originaly created by Michael Shoop and was ported to maemo by querty12. I have seen a few good comments on it here and there leading me to believe it was fully functional at one time but not one report of an error or crash since its release.
What is x-sys?
A search on this forum comes up with nothing.
I am currently rummaging through other distros that may have encountered this error but nothing solid so far that looks like a lead to a fix. I have also not figured out where this plugin installs either as it does not place the script in the traditional ~/.xchat2/plugins/ folder it places it somewhere else.
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2013-05-11
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@ Vlaardingen, Netherlands
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#75
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Is anyone still developing for this? Xchat itself seems to have stopped developing but there is an alternative: hexchat.org/ which is based on xchat, and has free, opensource windows and linux client.
Could this be ported?
Also: is it possible to run perl scripts? I dont know how to recompile.
Last edited by Whispering Weasel; 2013-05-11 at 12:05.
Could this be ported?
Also: is it possible to run perl scripts? I dont know how to recompile.
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Last edited by Whispering Weasel; 2013-05-11 at 12:05.
I still miss that little fella.
Anyway, open up Xterm and type
xchat
When it crashes, copy and paste the terminal output.