> After that I give > http://wiki.gnewsense.org/Kernel/Ubuntu-hardy-linux-2-6-24-12-22--fs--hostfs > as URL but I just get beep and message "[No match]" and URL is not accepted.
I cannot reproduce this error on my installations, but I have not tried that exact version, 22.1.1. I will try it if I get that the chance and do not hear from you. Some things to try: 1. Before you try to give any URL, what happens when you just press TAB alone? You should be presented with a huge list of valid URLs. 2. Try running this at a shell prompt: head ~/.gns-kfv/kfv-sections Its output should start off like: http://wiki.gnewsense.org/Kernel/Ubuntu-hardy-linux-2-6-24-12-22 http://wiki.gnewsense.org/Kernel/Ubuntu-hardy-linux-2-6-24-12-22--Documentation If the file does not exist, read #5 below about the kfv-req-section-url function, but instead of debugging that function, debug the kfv-init-sections function. 3. What happens at the shell prompt when you try: cd /usr/src/ && find -L linux-2.6.24_12.22 -type d | \ sed -e 's/[._]/-/g' -e 's/\//--/g' \ -e 's/^/http:\/\/wiki.gnewsense.org\/Kernel\/Ubuntu-hardy-/g' | head 4. In Emacs after you get your error message, press C-h v or run the command describe-variable. Then type kfv-sections . Emacs should show a big list of valid sections. 5. Finally, this last step is a little involved, but it is also very enlightening. I assume that you are in Emacs and have loaded kfv.el. Next, open the same kfv.el file into Emacs so that you can read the code. Search for the function "kfv-req-section-url" and once you have found it. Put the cursor anywhere inside this function definition and press C-u C-M-x or C-u eval-defun to enable debugging on that function. Then run kfv-start and Emacs will step through the kfv-req-section-url function so that you might spot some inconsistency. Every time Emacs advances the cursor during this process, the bottom of the Emacs window will be updated with any new value that should be shown of the expression that immediately precedes the cursor position. Press the space bar to advance the debugger. The last step seems like a pain, but it does not take long at all. However, I hope the error pops up before that point. :) Good luck Markus and please let me know what you find out. _______________________________________________ gNewSense-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnewsense-users
