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Programming / Re: Qt6 Application Testing

« on: September 04, 2024, 10:12:36 pm »

Paul,

  As far as I can tell, the behavior of the examples in the previous GCC9 version of QT6.2.9 are identical to the latest GCC14 version, including the POPUPLOG entries. All failing modules fail the same and ones that worked still work. Versions earlier than that were very similar, but I don't remember any POPUPLOGs with those ones (at least on examples that worked like on this latest version).     EDIT: I just checked and it seems the POPUPLOG entries on the QML Chart examples don't get created until I close their window.The examples work fine, but create a POPUPLOG on close.

  Re. the \QUICK examples - examples with subdirectories have a qmldir file in the last subdirectory. In previous versions before 6.2.9, the qmldir file there would have a line in it like: 'optional plugin <DLL name>', where <DLL name> had the name of the DLL in the same directory (no .dll). Both 6.2.9 versions do not have that line in the qmldir file, but if I add it, then the examples all work.

  Re. 'torrent' - hmmm... here, when I try to download a torrent (including your example) it seems to work at first, but just hangs on 'Searching' and never gets the file to download.

Regards,

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Programming / Re: Qt6 Application Testing

« on: September 04, 2024, 12:13:49 am »

Paul,

  I went thru all the examples in \QT6.2\EXAMPLES from the GCC14 version of QT6.2.9, and here is a list of items I found that did not work:

Nothing in the \DBUS, \MULTIMEDIA, \MULTIMEDIAWIDGETS and \TOUCH directories worked (no surprise - I don't have a touch screen)

\CORELIB\SERIALIZATION folder, the 'cbordump' and 'convert' apps give a blank screen - not sure what they are supposed to do.

\DESIGNER folder 'WorldTimerClockBuilder' gives an 'unable to create a widget' error

\NETWORK folder, 'http' gives a SIGSEV trap - I have an exceptq log if you want it. 'torrent' runs, but does not find torrents I know are there.

\QMLTEST folder, No 'tst_*.qml' file found to test.

\WEBENGINEQUICK folder, 'lifecycle' gives a 'select:socket operation on non-socket' error. So does 'minimal'.

\WEBENGINEWIDGETS folder, 'html2pdf' doesn't work. 'markdowneditor' error: 'load glyph failed' displays garbled text. 'spellchecker' gives 'socket operation on non-socket' error. So does 'videoplayer'.

\WIDGETS folder, \TOOLS folder, 'echoplugin' gives error: 'could not load plugin'.

  The \QUICK directory has the same trouble as earlier builds - examples without subdirectories work, but those with a subdirectory (usually ending with a 'shared' directory) don't. I tried moving the shared directory up to the main sub-directory but it didn't help this time. I also noticed that the 'qmldir' files seems to be slightly different than before - need to experiment with these some more. In any case I don't think there is any problem with 'Quick' operation, just the packaging of the examples.

  Everything else worked, but I did have a bunch of entries in my POPUPLOG file that look very similar, so will attach here. Not sure what caused them. Only had 1 exceptq trap file (for the 'http' example).

Regards,

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Programming / Re: Qt6 Application Testing

« on: September 01, 2024, 05:30:55 pm »

 Thanks Paul!

 Been busy lately, so no time to test the last drop, but I just installed this latest GCC14 version and Dooble works great with it. I have time today to give it a real test so will report back....

Regards,

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Multimedia / Re: Updated Uniaud32 build

« on: September 01, 2024, 05:27:35 pm »

 Thanks Paul,

 Working well here on bare metal and in a VIrtualBox.  I see the same as Martin with VirtualBox using the AC97 driver, plus it will sometimes play back at the wrong speed. No problems here using the HD audio driver though (volume app set to 100%), so I stick with that. I suspect these issues in VirtualBox are VirtualBox's problems. No trouble on bare metal.

Regards,

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Internet / Re: Dooble releases-Qt6

« on: August 26, 2024, 12:19:08 am »

Paul,

  The new QT6 libs seem to work great. Maybe just confirmation bias, but also seem to make the QT6 Dooble more stable with complicated javascript sites (like news websites). One thing I still see is playing videos will eventually hang the browser and/or the system. If playing videos is kept to a minimum, everything stays stable. Thanks!

Regards,

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Internet / T6 libs -

« on: August 25, 2024, 02:35:25 pm »

Paul,

 file:///c:\config.sys does not work on QT5. I haven't seen that happen when opening files from dialogs, so I don't think it is a big problem. Thanks for the new QT6 libs - I'll give them a try now...

Regards,
 

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Internet / Re: Dooble releases-Qt6

« on: August 25, 2024, 12:52:24 am »

 Hi Rémy,

 That page seems to work OK here - though I am using a virtual box with only 1 CPU to run ArcaOS. Also have the blocked domain list installed to avoid ads. It does seem very slow to load, but I don't see a high CPU load. Maybe try Dave's latest 2024/08/20 version (link earlier in the thread) and see if that helps.

Regards,

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Internet / Re: Dooble releases-Qt6

« on: August 24, 2024, 03:33:20 pm »

 Thanks for remembering Lars, and thanks Tom for the link! It does indeed work with the QT5 version of Dooble, so don't need to be moving things around - great! The file is gigantic - I wonder if it could be Lxlite'd? Here's hoping Paul can add this to the QT6 version too...

Regards,

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Internet / Re: Dooble releases-Qt6

« on: August 23, 2024, 09:48:50 pm »

 Hey, thanks everyone for looking into this bug. Too bad it isn't as straight forward as I hoped. I have other QT apps (like Scribus) that handle drive letters just fine, but I guess the QT Webengine complicates everything. Unless Lars' recollection leads to a solution, I'll probably just break down and move PMMail to %UNIXROOT% and delete the drive letter when I need to see HTML emails (usually for paying bills)...

Regards,

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Internet / Re: Dooble releases-Qt6

« on: August 22, 2024, 11:03:02 pm »

 Thanks Dave - it's working well here!

 There is a long standing bug in Dooble on OS/2 where if you try to open an HTML file, it always says 'Your file couldn't be accessed' even though you just clicked on it. However, if that file is on your %UNIXROOT% drive (say C:), and you remove 'C:' from the address bar with that file name on it, the file is displayed. If it is not on the %UNIXROOT% drive, removing, say 'D:' does not help and can not be displayed.

 The implication is the code is using a Linux standard to find the file (no drive letters) so it works this way only on the %UNIXROOT% drive. But the Windows version of Dooble does use drive letters and it does work, so it seems there must be a code path available to use drive letters when displaying files if needed.

 Are you familiar with this? Has it been looked at in the past? The reason it is important to me is I would like to use Dooble to display e-mail messages from PMMail, but it doesn't work because PMMail is not on %UNIXROOT% so even removing the drive letter doesn't help in that case. Seems like there should be a straight forward solution to this, if the proper code was identified...

Regards,

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Networking / Re: Updated Samba Client

« on: August 17, 2024, 01:09:02 pm »

Paul,

My client is on a different computer from the Server.  Starting smbd and nmbd from command prompts doesn't seem to help - still get 'access denied' message on client when trying to browse and ends up with a hang on the server.

Regards,

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Networking / Re: Updated Samba Client

« on: August 16, 2024, 06:48:55 pm »

Thanks Paul!

  The client works well with your version 4.19.7 built with gcc 9.

  I have troubles with the server though (installed using the SSCC app). Once again, winbindd.exe hangs the machine solid and need to do a hard reset. I renamed winbindd.exe so it wouldn't run and now the server runs. I can browse and use files from Windows, but as soon as I try to use OS/2 (with the new client) I get a 'access denied' message and the server locks solid, and needs a hard reset. Going back to 4.19.7 everything works again.

Regards,

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Applications / Re: ANPM database error

« on: August 14, 2024, 12:37:25 pm »

 The 2Rosenthals repo gives the same 'malformed' error here as the netl;abs-rel repo (which I would expect if it is a mirror). I already had the arcanoae-rel repo installed, but it doesn't have the same files as the netlabs-rel repo. Dave, I'm curious what you get if in ANPM, you click on 'Available'->'RPM' in the left pane, then in the 'repositories' dropdown at upper right, click on 'arcanoae-rel'. Here I just get a list of about 12 packages

Regards,

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Applications / Re: ANPM database error

« on: August 12, 2024, 11:52:41 pm »

 Even the 2Rosenthals repo doesn't work for me - same 'disk image is malformed' error as with the netlabs-rel repo - even after a yum cleaning. So the bit rot seems to be spreading. The ArcaNoae-rel repo Dave suggests only has about a dozen or so files listed (which was already installed here).

 This situation is very bad...

Regards,

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Networking / Re: NetDrive error message

« on: July 30, 2024, 10:47:33 pm »

Hey Neil,

  That's really strange, 8086:a348 is a sound chip: 'https://linux-hardware.org/?id=pci:8086-a348-1043-86c7'. Are you sure it is NetDrive giving the error? OSSS32 also implies UniAud somehow (it is based on ALSA). If really NetDrive, are you using some plugin besides smb?

Regards,