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Messages - Dave Yeo

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Applications / Re: OO 4.1.11 trouble
« on: March 17, 2025, 12:38:37 am »
The one in \usr\lib\log is the logging version for debugging. Put back your original.
Perhaps reinstall and reboot? I take it you are using Pentium 4 as a platform.

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Applications / Re: OO 4.1.11 trouble
« on: March 16, 2025, 08:20:52 pm »
Do you have another libcn0.dll installed?

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Internet / Re: Dooble releases-Qt6
« on: March 16, 2025, 02:34:56 am »
The cloudflare thing seems to depend on cookies as well. I can load sites like Slashdot and Sourceforge fine in SeaMonkey, been loading them for years. I had Dooble fail earlier with Slashdot though today it loaded.
This site fails here with SeaMonkey and Dooble, though Dooble got further, https://steamdb.info/
Edit: slashdot fails when I try to login with the cloudflare crap.

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Internet / Re: Dooble releases-Qt6
« on: March 16, 2025, 02:07:44 am »
Yes, it has been a problem for a while. Interestingly I notice the list of affected browsers includes otter-browser but not Dooble. Is otter-browser still that well used?
Just updated otter-browser, most commits are about porting to Qt6. CmakeLists.txt still only looks for Qt5

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Applications / Re: OO 4.1.11 trouble
« on: March 16, 2025, 12:40:59 am »
After updating, the same export is available, curl runs fine. My guess is that you have another libcn installed.
As Paul said, run bldlevel, should show File Version: 0.1.13

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Applications / Re: OO 4.1.11 trouble
« on: March 16, 2025, 12:13:44 am »
libc version 0.1.13-1 is installed

Hmm, I have 0.1.12-1 installed and the last export from this version is,
Code: [Select]
"___libc_touch" @2026Which is the missing export according to the sys2070's in your popuplog.os2.
I see that 1.13.-1 is available, I'll update, reboot and see if upstream screwed up with the new release.

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Marketplace / Re: ebay Stuff
« on: March 15, 2025, 07:05:59 pm »
While true that international shipping can be expensive, I've seen wildly different shipping quotes that lead me to believe some try to profit from the shipping or handling.

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Ideal would be recompiling it if easy, cdrecord used a weird build system that only supported EMX.
Another idea is to package libc05 separately and have a dependency.

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Applications / Re: OpenOffice 4.1.6 fatal error, any solutions?
« on: March 14, 2025, 11:55:37 pm »
Most of the files in \usr\lib can be marked high. Exceptions include libc and libcx and as Tellie found, ft2.
If you get crashes, look at the trp report or popuplog and hopefully the crash will point to a DLL

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The usual is to have a source RPM which is built while building the package. If the source is in a stable place, simply putting a link to the source should be good enough.

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Setup & Installation / Re: Updated qt5 files?
« on: March 14, 2025, 01:17:54 am »
Strange, guess you're running out of memory, or maybe a profile problem. They import fine here, does take a few minutes.

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Have you looked at the build flags before deciding that all the above are P4? And does the license require source?

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Applications / Re: OpenOffice 4.1.6 fatal error, any solutions?
« on: March 13, 2025, 11:32:12 pm »
Hi,

I have load the dll with highmem
But i get this error in ft2excpt.log:


---[Exception Information]------------
   Access Violation (hardware generated,portable,fatal)
Thu Mar 13 22:19:12 2025

   Space Access at selector 00004b2c
   Exception Address = 1ffd0cce <DOSCALL1> (#453) obj #2:00000cce
   Thread:  Ordinal TID: 172, TID: 1, Priority: 0200h
   Process: PID: 8129, Parent: 8128, Status: 32
   SS:ESP=0097:0000fedc  EFLAGS=00010216
   CS:EIP=ffef:00000cce  EBP   =0012fef4
   EAX=0097fed4 EBX=0000ff18 ESI=a965891c
   ECX=00000010 EDX=00000007 EDI=0012ff1a
   DS=ddc7      ES=00000097  FS=150b     GS=0000
---[End Of Exception Information]-----

No idea what this means??


Kind regards, Tellie

I don't think you should load the old ft2 high as it interfaces with 16bit code.

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Applications / Re: OS/2 Architecture Illustration
« on: March 12, 2025, 06:02:03 pm »
Here are some pages from "The Design of OS/2" 32-BIT OS/2 by H.M. Deitel and M.S. Kogan 1992

This is from the Presentation Management chapter.

Hi Greg, thanks for this.
Reading, OS/2 1.x graphics engine used ring 2 to directly write to the graphics buffer. Presumably OS/2 2.x may have kept the same behaviour but the pages posted don't clarify whether that assumption is true.
I still think DOS also used ring 2, at least on OS/2 2.x to support DOS device drivers.

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Hi Martin.
This doesn't affect us as we don't use signed add-ons and don't support streaming Netflix etc.
It is a reminder that our certificate store likely needs updating and also we're likely to run into more expired certificates where the user will need to import newer versions, which means being careful not to import a malware certificate.
Guess need to look at how to update the OS certificates RPM package.
Also see "man update-ca-trust"

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