Hi, I have already posted it on directfb-dev but didn't get any reply. Hope someone helps us out.
Rgds, Siddharth --------------------------------------------- >Hi, >We came to know that we have to pass --enable-multi for DFB configuration >and it needs fusion to be installed. We downloaded linux-fusion for this >purpose. It is compilling fine but gives a warning: implicit declaration of >function 'remap_pfn_range' in fusiondev.c . We also get: >Building Modules, stage 2 >MODPOST >Warning: "remap_pfn_range" [fusion.ko] undefined >We are running FC3. >When we do MODPROBE fusion, it says error inserting fusion, unknown symbol. >Any help..?? >Regards, >Siddharth Hi, We were able to install fusion by replacing the call to "remap_pfn_range" with "remap_page_range". Now when we run any dfb app, it says "DirectFB /core: Multi Application Core; Direct / Thread: Running Fusion Dispatch". And, the executable runs fine. But our problem remains as it is. 1. If we try to run two dfb test apps(from remote machines), only one of them runs, for the other it says "DirectFB / gdk_display_open: can not open display: some versions may have problem". 2. If we run a app which uses execv() to execute another app, then the other app comes in separate DFB blue screen. Once we exit this app then we are returned to our calling app. In both the cases we want the Apps to run in same DFB screen. Is it possible by installing fusion.? If yes, then what are the areas that we should look for to achieve this..?? While installing fusion, we followed the instructions provided in README except the above mentioned function call replacement. Do we need to do anything else..?? We need this for plugin support in Mozilla over DirectFB. Regards, Siddharth _______________________________________________ directfb-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.directfb.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/directfb-dev _______________________________________________ directfb-users mailing list [email protected] http://mail.directfb.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/directfb-users
