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Re: Konqueror Goes Embedded!
by Osok Song on Wednesday 21/Feb/2001, @05:42

I installed konqueror on the IPAQ. At first, I got the same problem with you.. Scrollbars disappeared. I found that the problem was executing 'konq' directly instead of 'konqueror' script file. When I executed 'konqueror', the program died with seg fault, but scrollbars were still there. My solution was copying the whole directory from flash rom to ramfs. My guess is there are some routine which requires to write a file, and it crashes when it fails to write on a cramfs file system. I'm going to inspect the source code and find the directory which should be moved to ramfs. Regards. Osok

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Re: Konqueror Goes Embedded!
by Rich Dulabahn on Thursday 22/Feb/2001, @07:22

Thanks for the tip. The platform I'm using is pretty close to an ipaq, but has an IDE hard drive attached, so I have no flash or rom type file systems. I tried what you suggested and get an identical segfault. Looks like this when you load a page: Segmentation fault debug: SlaveBase: read() error! exiting! Is this the error you are seeing as well? Rich

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Re: Konqueror Goes Embedded!
by Rich Dulabahn on Thursday 22/Feb/2001, @08:01

Almost as soon as I posted my last message, I found the problem and fixed it. Here's what worked. I grabbed the konqueror cramfs for the iPAQ to study, and went into the /konqe directory. It held the konq binary, the konqueror script, and a directory called share. I tarred the share folder, and copied it to my source tree, in konqueror-embedded-snapshot/konq-embed/src. Then, I ran konqueror with this command: ./konqueror -qws and everything worked fine. I've included the tarfile to save time. Hope this helps.

share.tar.bz2
130KB (133143 bytes)

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