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Sansa c250 v2 Not Recognised

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saratoga:

--- Quote from: eyecreate on February 01, 2011, 02:55:48 PM ---Here is a screenshot of the device list

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Click the check box.  Does it work then?

eyecreate:
@evilnick: I'm sorry, I thought a picture of the fact there was no option explains how I couldn't have answered the question.

@saratoga: The only new target is the m200v4. Also, it's kinda weird that the program always says there's a new version, which shows up as the current version. Selecting my device in the filesystem does not make anything else change either. I've also tried compiling the latest svn of rockbox utility(after fixing an issue with filename changes from .qm to .ts) and I didn't notice the c200v2 listed there either.

bluebrother:

--- Quote from: eyecreate on February 01, 2011, 03:55:11 PM ---@saratoga: The only new target is the m200v4. Also, it's kinda weird that the program always says there's a new version, which shows up as the current version.
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This sounds like you're using the 64bit version of Rockbox Utility on Linux. There is a known bug in the update version check that triggers this behaviour, but it's specific to 64bit Linux only.


--- Quote ---I've also tried compiling the latest svn of rockbox utility(after fixing an issue with filename changes from .qm to .ts) and I didn't notice the c200v2 listed there either.

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There is no issue with "filename changes". The translations use ts as source filename and qm after lrelease "compiles" them into a format Qt understands. This is automatically done when building static binaries (it will still show a warning but that's not a problem). If you're building a dynamically linked binary you need to do that yourself, or simply ignore it -- in that case you just won't get translations. As dynamically built binaries read the translation files from disk anyway (and they aren't copied to the correct location for that to work simply because it doesn't matter much for development) you shouldn't get an error about missing resources.

However, there is a bug in Rockbox Utility. To fix the issue add the following line to rbutil.ini in the [platforms] section:


--- Code: ---platform59=sansac200v2

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Then the c200v2 will show up in the selection dialog. Or update that file from svn, I've just fixed this.

eyecreate:
@bluebrother: Thanks for your quick help. I've never used translation parts of qt, so I didn't know what the files were. (just made that change to get it to compile with qmake.) Using lrelease fixed that misunderstanding.  Added that bit to the ini and that caused it to show.

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