[Announce] CSSU Testing thread - Page 107 - maemo.org

freemangordon | # 1061 | 2012-12-27, 21:20 | Report

Originally Posted by DarkSide25 View Post

I'm probably wrong topic.
But I not found a separate topic for BME. Which topic is better to go, tell me, please.

Ask on the same thread you got BME replacement from.

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DarkSide25 | # 1062 | 2012-12-27, 21:42 | Report

Originally Posted by joerg_rw View Post

Sorry you completely lost me on your problem as well as on the solution you asked for. Anyway CSSU-T shouldn't have touched indicator LED behavior. Probably your problem is unrelated, whatever it is.
On a sidenote: LED pattern editor is prone to erroneous behavior caused by 'unusual' user actions. Particularly you have to click "test" again to stop it, before closing LED pattern editor. If any unclear problems, I suggest to restore /etc/mce/mce.ini to default/original.

/j

Thanks. I'll trying and write the results.

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Android_808 | # 1063 | 2012-12-27, 22:09 | Report

camera shutter issue is very random for me, should of specified that earlier. tried it almost 10 since posting, under different loads, and it hasn't occured again.

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rotoflex | # 1064 | 2012-12-27, 23:15 | Report

This update seems to have cured the uncontrolled portrait/landscape orientation changes that I'd been experiencing when locked in portrait mode.

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hxka | # 1065 | 2012-12-27, 23:28 | Report

1. Open some program with automatic rotation, like Phone or Settings or any whitelisted.
2. Turn it into landscape mode.
3. Open task switcher.
4. Turn it into portait mode.
5. While holding N900 vertically, switch back to that program.
It will turn to landscape mode instead of staying in portrait mode.
This is not latest release bug.

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hxka | # 1066 | 2012-12-27, 23:43 | Report

1. Open stock Blocks game.
2. Tap `Play' or `Continue'.
3. While holding N900 vertically, tap `Exit to menu'.
Hildon-desktop will crash.
This is not latest release bug too.

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kevin00 | # 1067 | 2012-12-28, 12:27 | Report

Originally Posted by thedead1440 View Post

Using terminal just type:

Code:

cat /home/user/.config/user-dirs.dirs

cat: can´t open ´/home/user/.config/user-dirs.dirs´: No such file or directory

Originally Posted by thedead1440 View Post

It should print out the contents of the file; you can use your favourite text editor to modify it...

In the unlikely event you need to create it, you can use my reference below:

Code:

~ $ cat /home/user/.config/user-dirs.dirs 
XDG_DOCUMENTS_DIR="$HOME/MyDocs/.documents"
XDG_MUSIC_DIR="$HOME/MyDocs/.sounds"
XDG_PICTURES_DIR="$HOME/MyDocs/.images"
XDG_VIDEOS_DIR="$HOME/MyDocs/.videos"
NOKIA_CAMERA_DIR="$HOME/MyDocs/DCIM"
NOKIA_MMC_CAMERA_DIR="/media/mmc1/DCIM"

If I file paths Documents - /home/user/MyDocs/.documents, Music - /home/user/MyDocs/.documents, etc. I edit each file paths as needed and set user-dirs.dirs create ... I just want to make sure to perform the task correctly.

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joerg_rw | # 1068 | 2012-12-29, 03:51 | Report

Just copy&paste the complete code below into a shell of N900 (user account, not root)

Code:

cat >/home/user/.config/user-dirs.dirs <<ETX
XDG_DOCUMENTS_DIR="$HOME/MyDocs/.documents"
XDG_MUSIC_DIR="$HOME/MyDocs/.sounds"
XDG_PICTURES_DIR="$HOME/MyDocs/.images"
XDG_VIDEOS_DIR="$HOME/MyDocs/.videos"
NOKIA_CAMERA_DIR="$HOME/MyDocs/DCIM"
NOKIA_MMC_CAMERA_DIR="/media/mmc1/DCIM"
ETX

/j

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kevin00 | # 1069 | 2012-12-29, 18:21 | Report

Thanks so much for your help

biketool | # 1070 | 2012-12-29, 18:59 | Report

For the next CSSU release perhaps either a soft control in settings or a hard limit to data transfer or priority to the internal EMMC flash memory.
I experience severe slowing up to to system crash and shutdown when:
-Transfer too many files over WiFi via SSH/SCP or a big fast download
-transfer too much data from the microSD or a flash drive over USB hostmode to /home/user/MyDocs
-trying to unzip large files
-big disc intensive operations such as apt-get upgrade with chroot Debian

I think it is the swap partition is brought int use to buffer but that is additional bandwidth to the EMMC where it just compounds the problem and everything bogs down when too much/unlimited disc access is permitted with no priority for system level access to non /home or swap partitions.

My wifes N900 came with a broken SD card slot and sometimes she needs to move a big chunk of files, she doesn't have the option of only using the emmc only in client mode where this problem doesn't come up. I find it annoying to have this big storage that cna only accept a few files at a time before locking the system sometimes even to the point of failure and automatic shutdown.

Last edited by biketool; 2012-12-29 at 19:02.

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