On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 2:29 PM, Rainer D., DL5PD <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Lee, > > thanks a lot for your description in the wiki. I just installed the new > Sidux Hypnos and first of all, I tried to install xastir 1.9.9 as you > discribed it in the wiki. > > Unfortunately, the result stays the same: > > These are the last messages from the console-output before the program > crashes: > > Code #1129 <XADBMST001> data <MySQL (lat/long)> hotkey <> > Code #1130 <XADBMST002> data <Postgreql with Postgis> hotkey <> > Code #1131 <XADBMST003> data <MySQL (spatial)> hotkey <> > Code #1132 <XASCHEMA01> data <Xastir Simple Schema> hotkey <> > Code #1133 <XASCHEMA02> data <Xastir CAD Schema> hotkey <> > Code #1134 <XASCHEMA03> data <Xastir full Schema> hotkey <> > Code #1135 <XASCHEMA04> data <APRSWorld Schema> hotkey <> > LANG 1136 > Indexing maps... > draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error > draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error > draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error > draw_geo_image_map:sscanf parsing error > Finished indexing maps > *** Reading WX Alert log files > *** Done with WX Alert log files > ICE default IO error handler doing an exit(), pid = 1972, errno = 32 > > As Curt proposed, I looked up if there is another process of xastir running > ... it isn't. > > The only thing I can obviously see, it takes pretty long before the program > crashes (about 1,5 minutes I guess)...but I must say, that I run the program > on a Pentium 3 Computer with 256 MB RAM ... but the precompiled version > worked well. > > Just another thought: I am not using KDE, but XFCE instead, perhaps it is up > to that fact, that I get this curious message and cannot run xastir. > > 73 and regards > Rainer DL5PD
Hmm, I ran through the entire procedure a 2nd time last night - the only changes I made to the original instructions were minor. I changed the method of adding the non-free repository to use the echo command instead of editing with nano, and I changed the method of creating the .cvsrc file to use cat instead of nano. Since nano is not installed by default, I decided to take it out of the equation. After running through it again, I got the same result - Xastir works fine - I do admit I haven't really done much with it other than verify that the OSM maps work. I'm not getting any errors in the terminal other than the expected one for Festival. I am running the KDE (lite) version of Sidux installed in Virtualbox.I have run Xastir in XFCE desktops before (Xubuntu and VectorLinux) with no issues. If I get some time I can try setting up a virtual machine with the XFCE version of Sidux and see if it behaves any differently. Lee - K5DAT Murphy, TX _______________________________________________ Xastir mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xastir.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/xastir
