I am still now getting this:
Qt: Session management error: Authentication Rejected, reason : None of the authentication protocols specified are supported and host-based authentication failed
IS there something I need to upgrade? Can I upgrade it without reflashing and resetting up the whole...
Ok, I gparted/Repair'd the SD on my laptop and tried again! You're right..... Now I get an error that seems like a better pointer in the right direction!
[ START ]--- Mount the PND ----------
Mounting : mount -t squashfs -o ro "/dev/loop0" "/mnt/utmp/telegram"
Mounting the Union FS : mount -t...
ok, I tried redownloading telegram.pnd again on my laptop.... Then I tried on my Pandora in links... Then in Epiphany through PanDebian.... Now am I am trying an older pnd version... Still fail. I guess I just will not be using TG on my Pandora. Here's the new out file from the last attempt...
Sorry, FW is 1.55
I hope THAT is not the problem because I have been enjoying my setup for a long time. LOL
Here is the tmp/pndrun_telegram.out
=======================================================================================
PND : /media/BOOT/pandora/menu/telegram.pnd
PND_FSTYPE ...
Ok, so I'm a latecomer on this! Well I try to start it and I get nothing......
appdata/telegram gets created
/mnt/pnd/telegram and /mnt/utmp/telegram also were created. The app does not start though.
From CLI in Root I see that the Start sh Fails!
Any idea?
For Sale; 2 hardly used Pandora's. Only minor rubs on some edges of Classic's case. All buttons and screen work 100%.
600Mhz Classic "Rebirth Edition" ($350 or Best Offer)
1Ghz Pandora Silver ($450 or Best Offer)
These are in excellent condition and hardly used for intended purpotese...
OK, this should be easy to find an answer on the forum but it is not. I just recieved mine in the mail and checked here for an answer.
Can someone please give me a listing for the TV-Out Cable plugs.
Thanks
OK, It was a fun experience and part of my "Why!" is to learn.... It has been a good way to learrn about GCC as I go through my book. I have also learned a lot about dependencies and install order.
anyway I found two things. Order is important. When a package errors trying to over-write a file...
Found it here:
libstdc++-dev_4.3.3-r11.1.5_armv7a.ipk
data.tar.gz
/usr/include/c++/4.3.3
iostream
Except now when I compile "Pause.cpp" with g++ I get 33K in erros that I did not before.
The code is simply
#include...
Here is a list of the actual IPKs downloaded by opkg and installed. Notice that libgcc1, libssp0, and libstdc++6 were upgraded.
opkg grabbed all these as dependancies. However
># find /usr -name iostream
fails to show iostream installed...
Which package is supposed to install these? I...
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