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06 Apr 2013 14:38 - 06 Apr 2013 14:38 #8643
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You might recommend folks try nano or mousepad or some other simple notepad clone instead. Not sure what you have in your VM
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I don't think I've ever heard anyone say that. I think the rest of your post proves it isn't true (I love VI and use it every day, but 'easy' isn't an adjective I'd use).sbstnp wrote: VI is easy:
You might recommend folks try nano or mousepad or some other simple notepad clone instead. Not sure what you have in your VM
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06 Apr 2013 15:19 - 06 Apr 2013 16:40 #8645
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I changed the repository with VI sucessfully :-)strike
and the Keyboard to de-latin1
And no, for me it was not easy.
I dont unterstand whats to do now.
Changed line 20 to bitbucket.org/rbe2012/deviation-rbe
run hg pull and hg update
But it looks like the Script is using Phractured Blues Repo.
Sorry i´m a noob in Unix
and the Keyboard to de-latin1
And no, for me it was not easy.
I dont unterstand whats to do now.
Changed line 20 to bitbucket.org/rbe2012/deviation-rbe
run hg pull and hg update
But it looks like the Script is using Phractured Blues Repo.
Sorry i´m a noob in Unix
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06 Apr 2013 16:58 #8646
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I use to joke about VI like this. Truth to be told, VI isn't hard, it just requires a solid background in UNIX/Linux, regular expressions and tenacity to learn. It is daunting at first, but it becomes easier with time.
I'm trying to provide a seamless experience for people using my VM and probably just implement repo switching in my script, so people can just go ahead and run a single command and not require them to learn Linux.
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PhracturedBlue wrote:
I don't think I've ever heard anyone say that. I think the rest of your post proves it isn't true (I love VI and use it every day, but 'easy' isn't an adjective I'd use).sbstnp wrote: VI is easy:
You might recommend folks try nano or mousepad or some other simple notepad clone instead. Not sure what you have in your VM
I use to joke about VI like this. Truth to be told, VI isn't hard, it just requires a solid background in UNIX/Linux, regular expressions and tenacity to learn. It is daunting at first, but it becomes easier with time.
I'm trying to provide a seamless experience for people using my VM and probably just implement repo switching in my script, so people can just go ahead and run a single command and not require them to learn Linux.
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06 Apr 2013 16:59 - 06 Apr 2013 18:04 #8647
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Stay tuned, I'm implementing custom repositories right now.
EDIT:
It's done. Please run
After the update, please runand read through the updated documentation to see what needs to be done in order to use custom repositories. Press 'q' to quit 'less' when finished.
Please note that the implementation is rather basic atm, I'll update it over the next few days.
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Wene001 wrote: I changed the repository with VI sucessfully :-)strike
and the Keyboard to de-latin1
And no, for me it was not easy.
I dont unterstand whats to do now.
Changed line 20 to bitbucket.org/rbe2012/deviation-rbe
run hg pull and hg update
But it looks like the Script is using Phractured Blues Repo.
Sorry i´m a noob in Unix
Stay tuned, I'm implementing custom repositories right now.
EDIT:
It's done. Please run
deviation self-updateAfter the update, please run
deviation help | lessPlease note that the implementation is rather basic atm, I'll update it over the next few days.
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07 Apr 2013 11:25 - 07 Apr 2013 11:29 #8678
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I have to rename the folder /home/deviation-rbe to /home/deviation then everything went ok.
Thx for help
Thx for help
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07 Apr 2013 16:00 #8690
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That should not have been necessary. I'll take a look at it when I'll have a bit of free time.
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Wene001 wrote: I have to rename the folder /home/deviation-rbe to /home/deviation then everything went ok.
Thx for help
That should not have been necessary. I'll take a look at it when I'll have a bit of free time.
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22 Apr 2013 09:28 - 22 Apr 2013 09:29 #9118
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Hi, I ran a very quick test to find out if this VM compiles V2.x.x Deviation or V3.x.x Deviation and it seems to be V2.x.x. (Judging by updated for V3 icons being broken when using a VM built DFU)
Am I correct and how can I get it to use a V3.x.x source? Another repository path hack?
Not in a rush. Cheers.
Am I correct and how can I get it to use a V3.x.x source? Another repository path hack?
Not in a rush. Cheers.
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22 Apr 2013 10:11 #9120
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When you run "deviation build" it should update the repository automatically. Otherwise, a "rm -rf deviation" followed by another "deviation build [target]" is gonna pull the whole repository again, so the sources will be fresh.
Let me know if this works. If not I'll just patch something into the helper script.
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thwaitm wrote: Hi, I ran a very quick test to find out if this VM compiles V2.x.x Deviation or V3.x.x Deviation and it seems to be V2.x.x. (Judging by updated for V3 icons being broken when using a VM built DFU)
Am I correct and how can I get it to use a V3.x.x source? Another repository path hack?
Not in a rush. Cheers.
When you run "deviation build" it should update the repository automatically. Otherwise, a "rm -rf deviation" followed by another "deviation build [target]" is gonna pull the whole repository again, so the sources will be fresh.
Let me know if this works. If not I'll just patch something into the helper script.
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27 Apr 2013 13:00 #9271
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It wanted me to run > deviation setup after rm -rf deviation but after that the build was fine.
It's not possible for a layman to know if it's a V3 build or anything else of course (nothing in the about deviation screen that indicates the base version) but I guess it's not really important. If you want to run V3.0.0 then you can just download the release package and run that.
The only indication would be in the additional features that the build has over previous releases.
It's not possible for a layman to know if it's a V3 build or anything else of course (nothing in the about deviation screen that indicates the base version) but I guess it's not really important. If you want to run V3.0.0 then you can just download the release package and run that.
The only indication would be in the additional features that the build has over previous releases.
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28 Apr 2013 07:22 #9296
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On the USB page you will be told about the repository version used for building deviation. "3.0.0" is a name for a special version - the older versions are not all called "2.1.1", again only a special one, and the newer also are not named 3.0.0.
So if you want to know if a version is younger or older than 3.0.0 you can only look into the deviation repository at bitbucket (or your local copy) and search for the long hexadecimal value from the USB screen as the ID for the commit. Then you can see if 3.0.0 is before or not.
So if you want to know if a version is younger or older than 3.0.0 you can only look into the deviation repository at bitbucket (or your local copy) and search for the long hexadecimal value from the USB screen as the ID for the commit. Then you can see if 3.0.0 is before or not.
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30 Apr 2013 12:44 #9391
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I use VMware workstation to input the VM, it works, only the shared folder failed to connect. Seems need to install VMware drivers for this to work.
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30 Apr 2013 16:08 #9404
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Yes, VMware needs its tools for shared folders.
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30 Apr 2013 18:36 #9412
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Thanks for the VMWare feedback guys.
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01 May 2013 14:32 - 01 May 2013 14:33 #9448
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@rbe2012
Thanks for that explanation. I guessed that was the case but not being a dev wasn't sure. I think the original issue was caused by there being additional icons added to the filesystem after v3.0.0 so my later than v3.0.0 build was looking for icons which didn't exist on my v3.0.0 filesystem.
Thanks for that explanation. I guessed that was the case but not being a dev wasn't sure. I think the original issue was caused by there being additional icons added to the filesystem after v3.0.0 so my later than v3.0.0 build was looking for icons which didn't exist on my v3.0.0 filesystem.
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08 May 2013 09:05 - 08 May 2013 13:21 #9703
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I have the same issue now but with bouth of files.
How to fix it?
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Wene001 wrote: Im tryin to learn how to compile my own deviation builds.
i`ve installed the ova from the first post and get:
/bin/mv: cannot stat "deviation-fs-devo8-4de892806596.zip": No such file or directory!! Moving FS archive failed.
in the end of the compiling process
There is only the dfu File in my C:\Deviation folder
Wene
I have the same issue now but with bouth of files.
How to fix it?
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08 May 2013 16:45 #9711
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Yeah it's the new version format from PB, I'll upload a fix in a few minutes.
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Krejzi wrote:
Wene001 wrote: Im tryin to learn how to compile my own deviation builds.
i`ve installed the ova from the first post and get:
/bin/mv: cannot stat "deviation-fs-devo8-4de892806596.zip": No such file or directory!! Moving FS archive failed.
in the end of the compiling process
There is only the dfu File in my C:\Deviation folder
Wene
I have the same issue now but with bouth of files.
How to fix it?
Yeah it's the new version format from PB, I'll upload a fix in a few minutes.
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08 May 2013 17:05 #9712
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Fix uploaded, please run:
deviation self-updateDevo 10 + 4in1
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08 May 2013 18:33 #9715
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please help again
now for me (rbe s repo) it doesnt work
get version in script is searching for deviation folder i dont have.
now for me (rbe s repo) it doesnt work
get version in script is searching for deviation folder i dont have.
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08 May 2013 20:26 - 08 May 2013 20:27 #9717
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Should be fixed now. I had to re-add support for old versioning as well. Anyway, sorry for the trouble.
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Wene001 wrote: please help again
now for me (rbe s repo) it doesnt work
get version in script is searching for deviation folder i dont have.
Should be fixed now. I had to re-add support for old versioning as well. Anyway, sorry for the trouble.
Edit:
deviation self-updateDevo 10 + 4in1
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08 May 2013 20:51 - 08 May 2013 20:51 #9718
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moving filesystem to /media/deviation because of v3.0.0 in the filename
But manual moving this Zip File to /media/deviation is no Problem
But manual moving this Zip File to /media/deviation is no Problem
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