Re: [Xmms-embedded-users] Embedded xmms fails to start after install in iPaq...

[Dustin N. <dl...@mt...>]

I could not get it to run after installing it off of APKG either. No matter=
=20
which feed, or even with a clean installed OZ, would it load up. I also got=
=20
no errors when running it in Konsole. It just never came up.

So, I downloaded the XMMS packages and all dependencies and installed them.=
=20
It worked! It loads up now. MP3s are not recognized though. I use OGGs=20
though so it's not a big deal.


Dustin

At 09:33 PM 1/30/2003 +0100, you wrote:

>Hi Balatoni,
>
>Thanks for the feedback. I gave it a try, but no success...
>
> > Try with QTDIR set to /opt/QtPalmtop .
>
>Set it to this value. The font path error went away, but I was then
>rewarded with a SIGSEGV crash:
>   QPE init started
>   Processing MAD MPEG Decoder plugin 0.1.0
>   Proceddes
>   Processing Ogg Vorbis Player 1.2.7
>   Proceddes
>   Processing Wave Player 1.2.7
>   Proceddes
>   Plugins ok
>   Playlist loaded soon
>   Playlist loaded
>   Opened !
>   Segmentation fault
>   You've probably found a bug in Qtopia, please visit
>   http://www.trolltech.com and fill out a bug report.:)
>
>It looks to me as if you are perhaps linking in some old library
>or at least path code? There were some subsequent postings suggesting
>that Opie apps should not be looking in /usr/local/qt-embedded/lib in
>the first place...
>
> > Anyhow xmms-e 0.0005-2 from OZ feeds
> > should work better on ipaq. Just don ' t forget
> > to clean up properly after v0.00005pre -
> > ...
>
>So then I stopped Opie, removed the package as well as the various
>files ~/.xmms, ~/.mplayer, .xmms.m3u - I assume that this was what
>you were were referring to by cleaning up.
>
> > Here is an email fromn opie list, maybe it helps:
> > 1. Get the XMMS-e, libvorbisidec1, and libmad0 ipkgs from
> > http://www.openzaurus.org/official/testing/feed/. The vorbis and
> > libmad packages from Familiar don't work out of the box; they might
> > work with some coaxing and/or a recompile of XMMS, but I didn't try.
>
>So I then setup a ipkg.conf pointing to:
>     http://www.openzaurus.org/official/unstable/feed
>
>Which contains references to the 0005-2 version...
>
> > 2. Install them.
>
>Whoops, failed. The ipkg update works OK, I was able to install the
>ogg and mad plugin packages, but the xmms-e install failed with:
>
>   ERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for xmms-e:
>          qt-embedded-rotation libopie11
>
>Earlier this week there was some major (IMHO) restructuring of the Opie
>package hierarchy e.g. I see in my pkg lists that qt-embedded-rotation
>has now been replaces by libqt2-emb-fonts:
>
>Package: libqt2-emb-fonts
>Installed-Size:  428588
>Architecture: arm
>Filename: ./libqt2-emb-fonts_2.3.4-11.1_arm.ipk
>Version: 2.3.4-11.1
>Depends: libqt2-emb
>Priority: required
>Section: opie/system
>Maintainer: Opie Team <op...@ha...>
>Replaces: qt-embedded-rotation
>Description: Qt/Embedded fonts - 0,90,180,270 rotation
>
>I Cc'ed Oliver Fels, if it is a packaging problem, he might have more
>useful input than me. Thanks again for the pointers. I'm still looking
>forward to trying xmms!
>
>--
>
>Yours,
>Robb.
>
>     +-----------------------------------------------+
>     | "Tell me about windows."                      |
>     | "Well it's only temporary, you understand."   |
>     |                                               |
>     |   Wendolene & Wallace.                        |
>     |   A Close Shave. =A9 1995 Wallace & Gromit Ltd. |
>     +-----------------------------------------------+
>
>
>
>-------------------------------------------------------
>This SF.NET email is sponsored by:
>SourceForge Enterprise Edition + IBM + LinuxWorld http://www.vasoftware.com
>_______________________________________________
>Xmms-embedded-users mailing list
>Xmm...@li...
>https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/xmms-embedded-users