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Networking / Re: Wireshark port
« on: September 16, 2018, 11:49:01 am »
Build updated to 2.2.17 - http://smedley.id.au/tmp/wireshark-2.2.17-os2-20180916.zip
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You are right. The moment I replaced "libusb10.dll" with the older one from Paul, lsusb worked fine.
Thanks. I'm opening a ticket to notify Paul on his mantis.
5) $25 USD for 'OS/2 ports by Paul Smedley', hoping Paul would take a stab at porting Python 3.x
https://os2ports.smedley.id.au/index.php?page=BuildEnvDVD
Hi Paul, wouldn't hurt to try the 5.5.0 as there may well be compiler bugs, not that I've noticed any but they're probably subtle if existing.
The alignment bugs would really be nice to have fixed. Mozilla is using more and more SSE2 stuff and after 52 dropped support for CPU's without SSE2 (minimum requirement Pentium M). Dmik just disabled SSE and SSE2 to build his P4 Firefox build.
There's also a bug with GCC finding the correct stdc++.lib. I have 510 installed in @UNIXROOT/usr/local510 with a script to load it ahead of 4.9.2 and it'll try to use the stdc++.lib in /usr/lib first. Currently I have to move the one in /usr/lib out of the way to compile C++, C code works fine.
Thanks.
Edit, now testing 5.3.0, will report if anything is different.
I'm currently using Paul's build of 5.10. Not sure what, but something seems to have broken in my environment with 4.92, the browser built with it seemed fine until going to YouTube, where VP9 videos would just display static with a message that something went wrong.
Newer compilers fail due to changes in how they parse the C++ code, which is a shame as Paul says he fixed the alignment issues at some point.
Hey Andi,QuoteAnyways, this is hard to explain, so I'm going to log a ticket at the Samba Netlabs.org project page.For Pauls built? Guess Pauls mantis page would be more appropriate.
Yeah, I know what you mean, I struggled with this a bit but went Netlabs route because I think their Samba releases are viewed as the core OS/2 releases and I understand that there is a bit of cross work behind the scenes.
I was very up-front about this in my ticket and actually stated that if looking at the issue I'm seeing in Paul's test 4.7.7 release is of no benefit to the bigger OS/2 Samba project they can certainly go ahead and close the ticket. I leave it up to that team to determine the best route. Meanwhile, if Paul checks-in on this thread I'm sure he'll provide his feedback if he sees a better way.
Thanks, so https://os2ports.smedley.id.au/ is the correct url now?