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rkomar · 12-22-2014, 04:45 PM

Hi Martin, and welcome to MobileRead. There is no need to apologize for your English, it is perfectly understandable.

It looks like you did all of the installation steps correctly. The program seems to be crashing right after it starts. To see why it crashes, you will need a command-line terminal to see the error messages. Would you install the pbterm application and use it to see what the problem is? If you enter: "/mnt/ext1/system/bin/pbimageviewer.app" at the command line, it will try to launch the application, and any error messages will be written to the screen.

If you don't want to install and use the pbterm application, then you can create a file called /applications/pbiv_test.app, and enter the following lines into it:

Code:

#!/bin/sh
/mnt/ext1/system/bin/pbimageviewer.app 1>/mnt/ext1/pbiv_test.txt 2>/mnt/ext1/pbiv_test.txt

Run pbiv_test from the Applications tab, and then look at the text file called pbiv_test.txt via the Library tab. It should contain whatever error messages were produced when the application was started.

12-22-2014, 04:45 PM	#256
rkomar Wizard Posts: 3,055 Karma: 18821071 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Sudbury, ON, Canada Device: PRS-505, PB 902, PRS-T1, PB 623, PB 840, PB 633	Hi Martin, and welcome to MobileRead. There is no need to apologize for your English, it is perfectly understandable. It looks like you did all of the installation steps correctly. The program seems to be crashing right after it starts. To see why it crashes, you will need a command-line terminal to see the error messages. Would you install the pbterm application and use it to see what the problem is? If you enter: "/mnt/ext1/system/bin/pbimageviewer.app" at the command line, it will try to launch the application, and any error messages will be written to the screen. If you don't want to install and use the pbterm application, then you can create a file called /applications/pbiv_test.app, and enter the following lines into it: Code: #!/bin/sh /mnt/ext1/system/bin/pbimageviewer.app 1>/mnt/ext1/pbiv_test.txt 2>/mnt/ext1/pbiv_test.txt Run pbiv_test from the Applications tab, and then look at the text file called pbiv_test.txt via the Library tab. It should contain whatever error messages were produced when the application was started.