pgui, helio and uClibc

Hi folks

A few weeks ago, I wrote about getting uclibc compiled (linked statically) 
and
running on my Helio.  I has some trouble getting pgui (0.43) started.

I am starting a console on the serial port.

I've gotten around some of those problems.  Now, I can start pgserver (from
the command prompt) and run tpcal per my pgserver.conf:

[pgserver]
input = r3912ts
themes = /usr/lib/lcdmono.th
session = /bin/pgl-toolbar
tpcal = cd /bin;/bin/tpcal;/bin/pgboard-start
pointercal = /usr/local/etc/pointercal

/bin/pgboard-start contains:

#!/bin/sh
/bin/pgboard us_qwerty_scalable_console8.kb &

When I run pgserver, I get:

# pgserver
IN PGSERVER_MAIN
pgserver_init:
operating system initpgserver_init:
configuration filespgserver_init:
command linepgserver_init:
error message tablepgserver_init:
input driverspgserver_init:
input filterspgserver_init:
videopgserver_init:
fontspgserver_init:
app managerpgserver_init:
networkpgserver_init:
globalsInit: globals: default font
Init: globals: cursor sprite bitmaps
Init: globals: cursor sprite
Init: globals: strings
Init: globals: success
pgserver_init:
timerspgserver_init:
initial themesmemtheme reload_initial_themes theme file=/usr/lib/lcdmono.th
ftell(f) = 2336
pgserver_init:
touchscreen calibrationcalib_file =
calwidth = 640
,calheight = 480
get_param_str = cd /bin;/bin/tpcal;/bin/pgboard-start
pgserver_init:
Initialization doneAFTER PGSERVER_INIT
Accepted. fd = 8, con_n = 9
Incoming. fd = 8
recv header = 12 (have 0 out of 12)
prep data (type 22, #16777216, 0 bytes)
OVER HERE AT BEGINNING OF tpcalin pfFromFile opening file=calth.th
Incoming. fd = 8
recv header = 12 (have 0 out of 12)
prep data (type 9, #33554432, 244 bytes)
recv data = 244
.
.
.
Close. fd = 8
=== Trace message (not necessarily bad)
    pgserver_main in ../../gcore/init.c, line 197: *** ERROR (MEMORY) : 
Memory
     leak detected on exit.  Fire up gdb and call a plumber
*** ERROR (MEMORY) : Memory leak detected on exit.  Fire up gdb and call a
                     plumber


From gcore/init.c:

196  e = pgserver_shutdown();
197  errorcheck;

Why is it shutting down?  I want it to run
pgboard and thought I had told it correctly.

All I really want to do is start up a keyboard and verify it takes input 
from
the touch screen.  Can I do that without pgboard?

Any suggestions?

Mark


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