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Re: XFCE INSTALL SCRIPT - NO PARTITIONING - you to can have XFCE!
mplawner, The current problems with I/O on ITT current firmware are well known, It happens when you put to much load on the mmc's I install from flash, its a bit slower but more stable, but it may cause issues, I seem to have better luck with internal than external.
Just to be clear, its the IO causing the problem, not any of the scripts, this would of hung and crashed for you with or without a script, its the untar of bzip file thats causing your problem. NOKIA, try to untar a bzipped file of 2-300MB uncompressed. See what your tablet does, tell me you can't reproduce it, I can, and so can mplawner, and I am sure many many others This is a firmware issue Good luck mplawner, just be glad you have the script, it would be even more annoying to do this manually several times. |
Re: XFCE INSTALL SCRIPT - NO PARTITIONING - you to can have XFCE!
BTW, sometimes the script finishes, and goes back to the menu, leaving you wondering if the script finished. If it dumps you back to the menu, it probably finished. Close the menu and run the following.
find /usr/local | wc -l 13311 So if it finished, but your not sure /usr/local should have 13311 files |
Re: XFCE INSTALL SCRIPT - NO PARTITIONING - you to can have XFCE!
Might be worth trying to have the MMC Plus kernel patch installed, if using SD card as a file source. Based on my own experience it seem to handle complex file I/O situations much better than Nokia stock kernel...
I might try it today or during the weekend to see if it works on my tablet. |
Re: XFCE INSTALL SCRIPT - NO PARTITIONING - you to can have XFCE!
It might also help to install ssh or open another tab and run top, metalayer could be killing you also.
Try this before running the script /etc/init.d/metalayer-crawler0 stop Stopping: Metalayer Crawler: metalayer-crawler0. |
Re: XFCE INSTALL SCRIPT - NO PARTITIONING - you to can have XFCE!
Thanks for all your suggestions and help. I suspect it was the I/O. I did follow the script manually, and everything appears to be clean, it was just writing to the loopback device on the MMC2 card that seems to have caused a problem. Metalayer wouldn't have been it, since I've sorted that out a couple of days back.
Anyhow, I'm doin' it "old-school," since I've now got a partition I have been using for all the different flavors of wms you've been churning out. In fact, I'm looking for a separate thread to start with the pros and cons of each of the wms you've released, and which ones can play nicely together! Thanks again, and keep 'em coming. Looking forward to GNOME with compiz fusion! ;) |
Re: XFCE INSTALL SCRIPT - NO PARTITIONING - you to can have XFCE!
OK - dumb question - my .img is not getting mounted , mount failed, not a block device. My understanding of -o loop option is that it will mount a file on the loopback as block device .... so ... any clue where this might be failing ?
Nokia770-49:~# fsck /media/mmc1/XFCE.img fsck 1.37 (21-Mar-2005) e2fsck 1.37 (21-Mar-2005) /media/mmc1/XFCE.img: clean, 11/131072 files, 16553/524288 blocks Nokia770-49:~# mount -o loop /media/mmc1/XFCE.img /usr/local/ mount: Mounting /media/mmc1/XFCE.img on /usr/local failed: Block device required Nokia770-49:~# |
Re: XFCE INSTALL SCRIPT - NO PARTITIONING - you to can have XFCE!
Just reporting a succesfull install here. :D
Now... What I'm gonna do with this? :confused: |
Re: XFCE INSTALL SCRIPT - NO PARTITIONING - you to can have XFCE!
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is losetup on you box? How about something like this? losetup /dev/loop0 /media/mmc1/XFCE.img mkfs.ext2 /dev/loop0 mount -t ext2 /dev/loop0 /usr/local |
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Thanks Do with it what you like, please report any bugs, or suggestions in the XFCE Available thread though :-) I have been listening to music with links, at shoutcast, and watching xlock hehe |
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I'll play with this more on the weekend. Thanks for making this available! It is nice to see something else than just the Hildon desktop in the N800... :cool: How about someone porting OpenOffice for this? :eek: (Probably too massive porting project, and too big to run on N800... at least without extended virtual memory?) |
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