Hi, ext John Holmblad wrote: > thanks for the info. And yes, after I sent the email I > realized/remembered that OS2008 promised no more reflashes for OS > upgrades but no promises were made about rebooting. > > Regarding documentation, or lack thereof, I can understand scant > documentation if there are only bug fixes in a release. However this > update was advertised as a OS feature upgrade so I assume there is some > new and/or changed capability (sometimes features are subtracted, i.e. > taken away). Hence my question about documentation of those features. AFAIK it has only bug fixes (to browser, email etc which you can fairly well find from public bugzilla, see Andre's mail). Hm. Maybe one could think of the maemo-launcher change as a "feature" although it's "a bit" developer oriented... The maemo-invoker that proxies default applications launch requests to maemo-launcher, raises the signals into which the launched application terminated so that the maemo-invoker caller receives them properly. However, if the application terminated to SIGSEGV that creates a core-dump also for maemo-invoker which could confuse developers and testers (as maemo-invoker core dump gets the application name and the actual application core dump is named maemo-launcher). Maemo-invoker has now disabled core dumping for itself, so there's only one core dump[1]. :-) - Eero [1] You can get core dumps by adding "core-dumps" directory to your memory card that has enough space for them. Note that without installing the "rich-core" package which compresses the core dumps (and adds some extra information to them), core dumps can be *huge* as they include all application memory (check VMSIZE from "top" to see what I mean). _______________________________________________ maemo-users mailing list maemo-users@xxxxxxxxx https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-users
