Hi all,
Mono 2.0 is really a great software. My Windows Form application runs
without any problem, except I can't move it around.
Once I move the Windows Form application while it is running background
calculation with progress bar showing the progress in the front, the Windows
Form application
Get rid of the sun packages and install GNU tools:
gtar
gsed
gcc
gmake
autoconf
automake
libtool
alias make=gmake
alias cc=gcc
You can obtain them all from blastwave.org
Once you're there... cross your fingers!!! I'm still trying to build on
Solaris 10 x86. It seems there's a problem with
Any plans for the BitRock based installer? This one supports all distros
and is good enough, easy enough, and will make most of the people happy.
Again, I'm thinking about Mono adoption. You've done an excellent job
guys, we've probably one of the best software development platforms
around,
Thanks a lot for the updated implementation since April :) I had
a look at the patch, and noticed that some essential stuff such as
MessageQueue.GetEnumerator() and MessageEnumerator are left
unimplemented.
I've just had a look at the MessageEnumerator API and I'm not sure if it
can be
Andrew,
Don't worry, but it will be great for new people.
BTW, now the image is not available from the FTP site.
pablo
Andrew Jorgensen escribió:
This is nothing more than an unfortunate (and preplexing!) oversight on
my part. We will probably re-spin the LiveCD and VMware image to
Hi guys,
About one month ago we read about the VStudio debugger on Miguel's blog:
http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2008/Sep-04.html
How is it going on?
pablo
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I tried out Paolo's fix and it works. That was really quick support. Now, I
can continue my tests with Mono 2.0.
Thanks.
You guys rock!
Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2008 19:48:39 +0200 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL
PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [Mono-dev] Mono crashes when using callbacks from
Hello!
I'm windows developer and new for Linux, that's why I cannot resolve next
problem. Help me a bit, please.
Debian's repository contains only Monodevelop 1.0. I want to try Monodevelop
2.0 and going to compile it from the source.
$ svn co
Hi all,
After one week going crazy with the Solaris x86 build, Geoff Norton has
found what was going wrong.
It wasn't monolite.
It seems I have a wrong define in glibconfig.h
-bash-3.00$ grep G_BYTE_ORDER *
glibconfig.h:#define G_BYTE_ORDER G_BIG_ENDIAN
-bash-3.00$ pwd
Hi Andrew,
This is what I get with the zypper method... (and yes, I do have
internet connection on that box)
linux:~ # zypper install mono-debugger
Timeout exceed
Abort, retry, ignore?
autoselect retry after 21
autoselect retry after 20
autoselect retry after 19
autoselect retry after 1
Hi,
On opensolaris, I'm using the official sun packages from the
opersolaris repository.
Zoltan
On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 5:47 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
After one week going crazy with the Solaris x86 build, Geoff Norton has
found what was going
Ok, I'll try then
Zoltan Varga escribió:
Hi,
On opensolaris, I'm using the official sun packages from the
opersolaris repository.
Zoltan
On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 5:47 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
After one week going crazy with the Solaris
I think that ftp.novell.com has been straining under the load of the
Mono 2.0 release. Our IT people should be working on it. Please be
patient.
Thanks,
Andrew
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AM
Hi Andrew,
This is what I get with the zypper method... (and yes, I do have
Zoltan,
Did you take everything from there? Including gsed, gtar and all the GNU
tools? Because I remember someone telling me about the blastwave instead...
Zoltan Varga escribió:
Hi,
On opensolaris, I'm using the official sun packages from the
opersolaris repository.
Hi,
That person probably referred to solaris, opensolaris has these
packages built in.
Zoltan
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Zoltan,
Did you take everything from there? Including gsed, gtar and all the GNU
tools? Because I
Hi Atsushi,
I got a few questions about your commit r115240.
Any reason to use ...GetSetMethod ().Invoke (entity, new object []
{p.Value}); instead of just ..SetValue (entity, p.Value, null);?
They produce the same result.
The ExecuteInsert method does a lot of reflection searches for what
When I say supported, it means it has not been tested nor developed for the
platform. Thus, it probably does not work on these platforms.
However, if you need access to Oracle via Mono on these platforms, there are
some things you can do to get it supported.
1. contribute patches which fixes
Hi Daniel,
I can give hacker access to a Solaris 10 SPARC box. Putting the latest
mono there is what I'm really trying to do these days.
About 4: it's not normally an option, talk to Miguel.
pablo
Daniel Morgan escribió:
When I say supported, it means it has not been tested nor developed
I know SUSE sponsors the project, but is there a good reason for not
producing .deb packages for Debian/*buntu, the most popular line of distro?
Anyway congrats with the release, looking forward to taking it for a spin!
/Casper
Andrew Jorgensen wrote:
As we announced before we are only
Hello,
I'm using mono in embedded mode, and currently trying to upgrade runtime to
version 2.0. However have a strange problem. When trying to use TCP sockets
i'm getting the following exception:
System.Configuration.ConfigurationErrorsException: Error Initializing the
configuration system. ---
Hi, I've got quite a big background developing with .NET Framework, and now
we're bound to start testing Mono platform.
I only would like to know which the best start point is: Start developing
inside a Linux environment (we'd use VMWare OpenSuse image) or install Mono
2.0 for Windows and play
The biggest reason is that Debian/Ubuntu ships Mono with their system,
and chops it up differently than Suse does. This means there is a good
chance that our packages would cause problems on your machine when we
overwrite those packages with the new ones. IE: things like Banshee,
F-Spot, and
If your intent is to develop that will run on Mono in Linux, it is better to
use the VM approach and have the Linux image, to test deployment and
operation issues. You can develop in VS.NET in Windows and deploy it in
the Linux image, and even debug it running in the VM from VS.NET.
Moma already
Hi Rodrigo,
Rodrigo Kumpera wrote:
Hi Atsushi,
I got a few questions about your commit r115240.
Any reason to use ...GetSetMethod ().Invoke (entity, new object []
{p.Value}); instead of just ..SetValue (entity, p.Value, null);?
They produce the same result.
Sure, no reason - I'll
Hi,
Firstly, please excuse this massive cross post. Those who aren't
familiar with each other...
Association of C and C++ Users, this is Fedora
Fedora, Association of C and C++ Users
Association of C and C++ USers, this is Mono
Mono, Association of C and C++ Users.
I'm sure Fedora and Mono know
Hi,
The attached patch fixes the Remoting regressions that were caused by
the fast generic virtual method invoking code. The problem is that
remoting methods need a remoting wrapper, but invoking a generic method
via the vtable cannot provide that wrapper, so I added a new trampoline
type which
Hi Mark,
@@ -1991,7 +1990,7 @@
iter = NULL;
j = 0;
while ((cm = mono_class_get_methods (interf, iter)))
-pvt-vtable [slot + j++] = mono_method_signature
(cm)-generic_param_count ? cm : arch_create_remoting_trampoline (cm,
target_type);
+
Hello,
I'd like to try System.Threading and System.Threading.Collections on
Linux to work a little bit with ParallelFX.
Is it going to be included together with the mono sources or should I
just go to the Mono GSoc repository?
Until the API stabilizes it will remain separate.
We could
Hello,
I know SUSE sponsors the project, but is there a good reason for not
producing .deb packages for Debian/*buntu, the most popular line of distro?
Anyway congrats with the release, looking forward to taking it for a spin!
Debian ships their own package, and we do not want to end up in
Jezz way to alienate the user base. Ive been using Mono for a
number of years, and one of my main reasons for using SuSe/openSuse
was due to the fact that Novell always made sure that the mono
releases were availble for the last couple of suse releases. Now Im
faced with either
no problem, I'll give it a try
Miguel de Icaza escribió:
Hello,
I'd like to try System.Threading and System.Threading.Collections on
Linux to work a little bit with ParallelFX.
Is it going to be included together with the mono sources or should I
just go to the Mono GSoc repository?
I would upgrade to 11.0, but I generally wait for the ##.1 releases
after the whole problems that where experienced with the 10.0 release;
and also I have to make sure all apps still work the same way in the
new OS release, otherwise I alienate the wife from Linux adoption.
I understand the
We need someone who can speak with reasonable authority about the
matter. Not just random opinions. Who would be the best person at
Novell or the Mono project to ask about this?
www.go-mono.com/contact
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Hello,
Any plans for the BitRock based installer? This one supports all distros
and is good enough, easy enough, and will make most of the people happy.
We are abandoning the BitRock installer because Mono installations ended
up broken many times. This had two unfortunate side effects, we
About one month ago we read about the VStudio debugger on Miguel's blog:
http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2008/Sep-04.html
How is it going on?
If you sign up for the Alpha, you will be notified when we are ready to
show something to the public.
Hi Rodrigo,
@@ -1991,7 +1990,7 @@
iter = NULL;
j = 0;
while ((cm = mono_class_get_methods (interf, iter)))
-pvt-vtable [slot + j++] = mono_method_signature
(cm)-generic_param_count ? cm : arch_create_remoting_trampoline (cm,
Hello,
I'm trying to find a good alternative to M$ software tools which required a
5 To hard drive for each new version. So, I'm naturally oriented to Mono.
Now, I'll probably need very quickly to developpe 'simple' PDA softwares
(grid / combos / databases...). Is Mono able to compile source
I'm kind of new :confused: to the whole idea of Mono, MonoDevelop and the
.Net (Got my biggest background on Java, JSP,Python and LAMP development)
but I think I got the grip quite fast...
Up to recently (5-6 months I guess) I got a job in this telephony company
which they use Visual Studio
The installer for Mono 2.0 requires administration access. In some earlier
versions I believe this was not the case. The problem is that with most
windows installer creator software you actually need to make an effort to
ensure the installer does not require this - ie can be installer by a
hi, folks
i use the mono-1.9.1_2-installer.bin to install mono 2.0
but i receive a error message when installing:
Missing libraries:
libgailutil.so.17 libglitz.so.1
It appears your system may be unable
to run graphical apps included
in this installer. Please
Hi,
I currently use Python 2.5, Boa constructor 0.6.1 under Windows or Linux
Mandrake 2008 spring power pack. On a motion control CPU card, running RT Linux
on Power PC, there is a Mono, C# dll server (PPmacClassLibrary). To communicate
with under Windows XP, I had to recompile the
HI all
I am new to mono and just trying to get my head around hosting in Linux,
Apache as i would on a windows environment.
Basically i have a iis web site that hosts the aspx pages, we have
incorporated remoting so that we can host the .net objects on a remote
distributed system, again on the
I'm using RHEL4 and I rebuilt my mono from the svn head today. When I run my
app (which was working a month ago) I get this fatal exception I've not seen
before. Does it look familiar to anyone? If there are some ideas I'd try them
before trying to make a test app to reproduce the problem
Hi,
Where I can find some example code / instructions on how to run Mono
on the iPhone?
iPhone 3G.
Kind Regards,
Lennie De Villiers
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Has anyone tried the ODBC provider in Mono 2.0? I updated my
workstation to 2.0-15 (i586) and my database connections now fail with
the rather mangled looking:
ERROR [I000] [unixODBC][
at System.Data.Odbc.OdbcConnection.Open () [0x0]
Unhandled Exception: System.Data.Odbc.OdbcException:
There's a bug open on this issue,
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=414209. We lost the last guy to do
any work on the windows installer so we're scrambling a bit. I think we're
using InnoSetup for the installer. There's a patch on the bug report but I
haven't been able to review
The Generic Linux installer has been discontinued. Notice that the version on
the installer you have is 1.9.1. It was discontinued because of problems like
the one you are experiencing now.
joybee [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/08/08 12:06 PM
hi, folks
i use the mono-1.9.1_2-installer.bin to install
it is 1.9.1 version, i download it from
http://ftp.novell.com/pub/mono/archive/1.9.1/linux-installer/2/mono-1.9.1_2-installer.bin
Andrew Jorgensen-4 wrote:
The Generic Linux installer has been discontinued. Notice that the
version on the installer you have is 1.9.1. It was discontinued
This article describes CERT in detail :
http://www.mono-project.com/UsingTrustedRootsRespectfully
And looks not working for me.
My program is Web Application, I have no idea how to operate It using
System.Net.SmtpClient.
I have import the certs by certmgr, like this:
certmgr -ssl -m
Hi, all,
This error was gone finally after many test and search. May the following
step could help those who have save problems.
1. mozroots, MONO not shipped with any certs, so we'd better import them.
This is very different with Windows.
mozroots --import --ask-remove --machine
BTW:
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