On Wed Oct 01, 2014 at 11:16:54AM +0100, [email protected] wrote:
> >
> Thanks, that looks something like what I'm after. However what the
> chances are of installing it successfully on a Beaglebone Black I
> don't know! I'm currently installing it on my desktop machine to try
> (quad core, 8Gb memory, loads of disk) and it appears to be installing
> and compiling half of the world! On a lowly BBB with 512k memory and
> only 4Gb disk in total I think it might be a bit slow.
The Perl ecosystem is very modular and the default installation
includes only very "core" modules. And often the number of dependencies
for a Perl-based application has little to do with the run-time speed,
due to the test-driven culture.
> in a directory that contains sqlite3 databases it lists every file in
> the hierarchy (why, there are thousands) and then fails with:-
>
> Ended searching
> Available databases:
> Can't locate object method "new" via package "JSON::XS" at
> /usr/local/share/perl/5.18.2/App/DBBrowser/Opt.pm line 797.
Looks like a dependency got missed. I would suggest installing the
missing JSON::XS package and trying again:
sudo cpan JSON::XS
> It sounds as if db-browser could be useful but the user interface is a
> little quirky!
I agree that the interface seems a little quirky. I believe there is a
way to specify a database file directly, but you'll have to read the
documentation yourself to find out how.
It is probbaly better that we stop this thread here as it is off-topic
for the mailing list. But feel free to reply to me privately if you
still have issues getting it to run.
--
Mark Lawrence
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