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cybergrind:
Sometimes rockbox is crashed and when I power on player - have error (can't find rockbox.iaudio)

Error with HWinfo: it seems that when we press menu button -- emulates double click: we close HWinfo and then load HWinfo again =) you can see that in txt-file reader (first i see this problem in txt-reader: when you press menu button - reader close, because first menu item - quit) You can close HWinfo if you fast press menu+plusbutton (some trainings help you).

Question: we generate keydown and keyup events? keypress = shoud be keydown + keyup. or keyup shouldn't generate keypress event.

sorry my tangled explanations

Another way: define power button for quit

shotofadds:

--- Quote from: cybergrind on April 08, 2008, 02:41:22 PM ---sorry my tangled explanations
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No problem, I understand what you mean (in fact I listed the Hw Info problem on the Known Problems list on the wiki page). I fully expect to find more keymap problems like this. They will be fixed eventually.

The target-specific code in button-cowond2.c generates a raw 'snapshot' of the hardware button state at any given time. This is effectively turned into Key-down (press) and Key-up (release) events by logic in button.c, which is common to all targets.

The errors on startup (can't find rockbox.iaudio, read error, bad checksum) are unavoidable at the moment due to the unfinished NAND driver. To fix this, unzip the .rockbox folder to the player again and re-try.


--- Quote ---Another way: define power button for quit
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Yes, that is probably what I will do.

Shady:
Thank you carsten. Wow, it works well. I can navigate the menu, browse files, view images and text files, run plugins, and beside invadrox there’s a chopper game quite playable too!

stel:
When I try and use invadrox & a couple of the other plugins I'm getting Undefined instruction at 21F84220. Any idea what might be causing this?

Edit1:Also, when I try and run chopper I get Prefetch abort at 4000156A

Edit2: Thanks for the post below shotofadds. I compiled your latest update and installed. Happy to report its working as expected. I'll bare that in mind next time.

shotofadds:
Try the standard "fix" of unzipping the .rockbox folder again. It's possible that the flaky NAND driver has loaded corrupt plugin data into memory.

EDIT: Also try the pre-built zip I mentioned here, just to ensure the problem is not something in your build environment.

EDIT2: I've now fixed the HW Info screen (use the power button to exit, just like every other screen does). And power off should work properly now. 8-)

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