From: Shaun J. <sja...@sh...> - 2002-02-02 03:00:28
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> The installation > =========== > went without any trouble (./configure,make,make install) and > the improvement since 003 is, it didn't create any /usr/local/kde/ dir, but > put everything nicely where it belonged. Glad to hear it. > I recreated the Locatin njb:// on my desktop, then changed the icon to > one of the to nice icons (found in the 'devices' section). Both icons look > nice, and when dragged them into the side bar, I got the nice icon > miniturized there. Great! I thought about putting an icon on the desktop by default, but I thought that would be a little invasive. In the end I put it in... /usr/share/apps/konqueror/dirtree/devices/njb.desktop There's also a slightly different one in > Here the first use experiences: > ====================== > Put file on the njb: > ------------- > The HUGE improvement: the 'Auto-Retry' > copy multiple files towards the njb works fine, no more skipped files. > (Although, the annoying thing I wrote you when using mouse drag&drop to > copy, it still happens the file gets MOVED instead... ). It even seems on > other occasions, when getting trouble to comnnect to njb, does a retry, > which leads to a much smoother usage!) GREAT JOB !!!! > > It's also VERY NICE that you get to see the updates of what you have done > immediatly, without needing to click x time to get a refresh. (Although, > the backdraw might be, the kde internally updated list doesn't fit exactly > the reality on the jukebox, in case something in the transmition went > wrong. Still, I like it much better now !) > > Delete files on the njb: > ---------------- > -When use the <Delete> key, it means the file(s) get sent to the trash, it > usually end with an error message (although the file truely got deleted on > the njb), for it couldn't write everything into the trash can. My thought > is: that might be normal, since njb just deletes the file and doesn't care > to send the file to the computer well. I don't think one intends to > 'safeguard' a file deleted on the njb in the trash, so it might be nice, if > possible, not to allow the moving to the trash, but instead only delete the > file on the njb. > > -I once managed to delete multiple files (right-mouse click & 'delete'), > but only once. > I retried it several times, but I got Konqueror either crashing (I send you > the backtrace by attachment, just in case...) or hung: the 1st file would > get deleted on the njb, but then kionjb would remain inactif (the progress > box just stays there, but the good thing is, when you push it's Cancel > button, everything gets back to normal...) > > Anyway, the best thing's probably still to delete files (tracks) on the njb > itself with it's delete option... > > > Get files from the njb: > --------------- > Crashes Konqueror (backtrace in attachment). It runs smoothly up to 1.8Mb. > I tried the with the libnjb sample program gettr, and got no trouble. I > think, the problem might come from the fact, that when the file gets sent > to the computer, I don't here a continous buzz from the njb, but as if it > reads, stops, rereads, etc. > Maybe, konqueror crashes, because it doesn't get the data smoothly. Just an > idea... Maybe, it's because I still use the 'old' kernel 2.4.2-2 (default > RH7.1). > > Anyway, it would be nice if it worked. > > I need to remark, that the mouse drag&drop copy function seems here to work > as intended (no moving the file). > > > > Well, that's all for the moment. Again, thanx Shaun for the great job (i'll > finally be able to load my njb with the album tracks in the right order, > and with much less fuss of connection breakdown ... ) > > > In Kindness > Karine > > <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > Karine ZUERCHER Web designer & programmer > > GRID-Geneva > > Email: zue...@gr... |