On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 09:47:38AM -0700, Joshua Layne wrote: > On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 17:14:54 +0300, Marius Gedminas <marius@xxxxxx> wrote: > > On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 07:08:36AM -0700, Joshua Layne wrote: > >> Marius Gedminas wrote: > >> > On Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 03:51:37PM -0700, Joshua Layne wrote: > >> >> https://garage.maemo.org/projects/roadmap/ > >> > > >> > Interesting. Only it crashes on startup for me. > >> > >> Can you start it from a shell and tell me the output when it dies? > > > > ~ $ roadmap > > s== roadmap_start.c, line 1460: RoadMap starting, time 17:13 > > s== roadmap_gps.c, line 882: cannot access GPS source gpsd://localhost > > this is non-fatal, but it suggests you are not on an N810 - are you on a > 770 or an 800? N810. Note that gpsd is started on demand, when some GPS-using application asks for it using the libgpsmgr API. > > s== roadmap_locator.c, line 146: Cannot open map index file. Only > > OpenStreetMap maps will be available. Otherwise, the Map.Path > preferences > > item must point at map files and the master index file. > > again, non-fatal (roadmap was originally designed to use maps built > offline, dynamic map downloading is a fairly recent feature) -- although > see below. > > > s## roadmap_locator.c, line 310: no more memory > > This is the culprit (## is fatal). Were you running a lot of other apps at > the time? Not really, no. Just evince. Let me try it with no apps open: ~ $ free total used free shared buffers Mem: 126796 94252 32544 0 8 Swap: 131064 25188 105876 Total: 257860 119440 138420 ~ $ roadmap s== roadmap_start.c, line 1460: RoadMap starting, time 20:50 s== roadmap_gps.c, line 882: cannot access GPS source gpsd://localhost s== roadmap_locator.c, line 146: Cannot open map index file. Only OpenStreetMap maps will be available. Otherwise, the Map.Path preferences item must point at map files and the master index file. s## roadmap_locator.c, line 310: no more memory Call stack: roadmap_screen_repaint s== roadmap_start.c, line 1542: RoadMap exiting, time 20:51 > DO you have any virtual memory allocated? Yes, 128 megs. > (If on a 770, does > the 770 have significantly less memory than the N8x0s?) A 770 has 64 megs of RAM. A N8x0 has 128 megs of RAM. > I actually think the memory piece is a red herring and that there is > probably a bug in the locator code (with a missing usdir.rdm). Let me do a > test or two and get back to you. Looks like you're right about the red herring. Marius Gedminas -- When we say we want readable code, we don't mean we want to sit in a comfortable chair and page through a Java-saga. --- http://www.wordaligned.org/articles/pitching-python-in-three-syllables
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