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Originally Posted by knc1
You know where I live in case you want to take my Kpw away from me to stop this testing.
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Next bug - -
The 'suicide launcher' kills itself (intended) too fast for some of the scripts to complete.
Example (USB cable connected, and storage mode ejected):
Launcher -> Toggle USB network ;
Returns to home icon screen ;
Laucher -> kTerm (kTerm displays - expected) ;
Now - the toggling of USB network fails and over-writes match-box keyboard with the error message:
"N E failed to set usb0 ip, this is bad" **
Not only will that script have to be 'executed' but either on the execute command line, or in the start-up script, its stderr needs be redirected (or whatever its using for error messages).
** I need to make some config changes in the desktop I am plugging this thing into (or maybe check what that toggle is really trying to do).
Without having a USB0 defined prior to the above test, without dhcp for its MAC address defined prior to the above test - - -
Linux Mint automation detected the creation of an USB0 device, created the device:
Code:
core2quad ~ $ ip link show usb0
6: usb0: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc pfifo_fast state UP qlen 1000
link/ether ee:49:00:00:00:00 brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff
But without an assignment configured for the Linux Mint automation - that would never have been assigned an IP address (I will have to fix that).
A the Kindle end, since my LAN dhcp server is set to filter by MAC addresses - it never answered. (I think I can fix that - but it may need a bit of tweaking things here and on the Kindle.)
Eventually, I assume, my desktop and/or the Kindle would have given up trying.
Instead of waiting, I killed the connection attempt manually.