Re: can load theme files

"Mark and Janice Juszczec" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.picogui.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Micah

Ok.  I fell back to libraries used with a rom dated between 10/01 and 4/02.

ftell is working just fine.

Here is my pgserver.conf

# cat pgserver.conf
[pgserver]
input = r3912ts
themes = /usr/lib/lcdmono.th
tpcal = /usr/bin/tpcal
session = omnibar

I tried tpcal = "cd /usr/bin; /usr/bin/tpcal" and it wouldn't work, said it 
couldn't find tpcal.  When I removed cd /usr/bin and start pgserver from 
/usr/bin, tpcal runs just fine.

The problem is, it never goes away.

I'm starting pgserver by hand from /usr/bin.  It starts and then starts 
tpcal.  I tap the points on the screen and when tpcal is done, the screen 
keeps showing the last point I tapped for tpcal.  omnibar does not start.

Some debug stuff I threw in input/if_touchscreen.c :

touchscreen calibrationcalib_file =
calwidth = 640
,calheight = 480
get_param_str = /usr/bin/tpcal

calwidth & calheight are hard coded.  The 4th line indicates its getting 
/usr/bin/tpcal out of /etc/pgserver.conf.

I thought the first line,
"touchscreen calibrationcalib_file =", would contain the name of the tpcal 
output file, /etc/pointercal - right?
It doesn't, is this a problem?

I'm also assuming tpcal is supposed to write stuff in /etc/pointercal.  How 
is that possible if the helio just has a read only filesystem?

I'm guessing the other pgui apps know to look in /etc/pointercal to get 
whatever info they need.  Am I right?

How much grief and agony to move to uClibc?  Other than newness, is there an 
advantage to using it?

Mark



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