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Old 09-05-2013, 04:40 PM   #7
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Berlin, Germany
Device: PB 622, PB 623
Hi Martin,

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Originally Posted by MartinZ View Post
it does not work on PB903 with Firmware 2.06 (although it has a Stylus touch Screen).

it does not work on my PB603 with latest Firmware as well.

Perhaps i would have success by building it from source. But i did not yet. Just tried the .app.
I unfortunately can't make any useful statements about other devices than the ones I have and tested it on - and even on the PB622, which I would tend to assume to be rather similar to the PB623, it only worked after the upgrade to the newest FW version. Before it simply crashed om start-up and a backtrace() showed that it happened already on the topmost level (i.e. with only a single entry in the backtrace, something that I can't remember to have seen before in more than two decades of programming under UNIX), so there were no hints at what might have gone wrong...

One question: on my device, when I run 'strings' on the application ('ldd' unfortunately seems to be missing on the device and from the SDK), one of the first things I see is '/lib/ld-linux.so.3'. Some of the programs I downloaded to try and that didn't work had '/lib/ld-linux.so.2' instead there. Perhaps the PB903 is, even with the new FW, still using the 2 version of ld-linux.so. In that case I'm rather sure you will have to compile it yourself in order to get it to run.

Best regards, Jens
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