[WIP]OI CMA needs beta-testers

[Xian Nox]

well ill try running openSuSE 11.4 from a flash drive and see if it works

get the kde image if you do this.

[fate6]

i haven't tried the KDE ver. yet but when I run the gnome ver. it gives me a error every time

I get to the welcome screen then if I choose install or the option the run it as a live CD it just errors out and restarts
(I should probably open a thread for this shouldn't I ?)

[popsdeco]

Although I don't have Vita, I tested the dropbox version in Debian Wheezy.
in root:

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apt-get install libqt4-dev qt4-qmake libxml2-dev
cd src
nano OpenIdeaCMA #add /usr/include/libxml2 to INCLUDEPATH
qmake
make

It seems current libmtp-dev package doesn't support Vita stuff.

PS I don't recommend using prebuilt binary, as Qt's (C++ mangled) function names change often...

[jrbo]

All this robot talk is making my head spin

[fate6]

so I finally got it working and it connects to my Vita but when I tap on CMA on my vita I get a "An error has occurred"
and I get this in terminal when I try to add a Music directory when its connected

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fate6@Canterlot:~/Documents/OpenIdeaCMA_pre-alpha1.0/src$ sudo ./OpenIdeaCMA
Device 0 (VID=054c and PID=04e4) is a Sony Playstation Vita.
Segmentation fault


[Xian Nox]

so I finally got it working and it connects to my Vita but when I tap on CMA on my vita I get a "An error has occurred"
and I get this in terminal when I try to add a Music directory when its connected

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fate6@Canterlot:~/Documents/OpenIdeaCMA_pre-alpha1.0/src$ sudo ./OpenIdeaCMA
Device 0 (VID=054c and PID=04e4) is a Sony Playstation Vita.
Segmentation fault


Architecture? (x86 or x64?) I have a feeling it's the Vita library fault.

[fate6]

x86
(it could be that Sony changed something for CMA in 1.67 ?)

[Xian Nox]

I doubt they changed anything. What caught my attention was this:

You might need to compile libmtp on your own if your arch isn't i386.

I don't see the source code of that. Only source code I see is for the interface, and it produces a ton of warnings when compiled.
Anyway, I don't remember ever getting segmentation faults with Qt4, but I did get plenty of those writing programs in C. This is why I think the problem lies in the libmtp.

[fate6]

well I'll just wait till there's a update then
(I kinda want a Xian fanbar right now )

[popsdeco]

Xian:
I don't know why they used libmtp.a style, but you can just compile https://github.com/yifanlu/libMTP ...

I didn't know this libmtp is patched one... I should have checked the thread from 1st page