Hi, I am a newbie with tomtom and minigui. I wanted to make a GUI program for my tomtom one XL using minigui library. I followed the steps mentioned in the website (http://nullpointer.110mb.com) and ported a helloworld program to my TomTom One XL running orignial tomtom linux kernel. But, when I try to run the program by touching the program's icon in tomtom, nothing happens (it just goes to gps navigation map). I would really appreciate if you could provide me some guidance.
I installed the cross-compiler toolchain "toolchain_redhat_gcc-3.3.4_glibc-2.3.2-20060131a.tar.gz" on my machine running kubuntu linux. I installed the minigui resource files minigui-res-str-1.6.tar.gz from minigui official website. Extracted Minigui library libminigui-str-1.6.2.tar.gz and then I applied the patch provided in the website (http://nullpointer.110mb.com) . Followed exact same steps mentioned in the website to install the library. I compiled the helloworld.c program downloaded from minigui website using the command: arm-linux-gcc -o helloworld helloworld.c -lminigui -lpthread Then, I copied the resource files, the executable and MiniGUI.cfg downloaded from the website (http://nullpointer.110mb.com) , into my tomtom one xl. In the MiniGUI.cfg, I replaced mplayer with helloworld. I made SDKRegistry folder in tomtom one and filled it with customized menu file and helloworld.cap file. The only thing is missed is that in that website it is mentioned that "Notice that this build of MiniGUI can be used with opentom and also with the officiel tomtom kernel (in this case, you have to use the ipaq driver for the IAL module)." I did not use ipaq driver. But I assumed that would only affect the touchscreen input. The display should still work right? Thanks, Palden
