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Can you please provide your custom icons for testing purposes?
Are you saying that you will use the current version as final, or that you will make changes and release the final version this weekend? Everything after your comma confused me. I just reflashed last night, and I am trying to clean everything up and make things how I like.Looks like the pending issues are pretty minor ones, I don't have time to work on these so thinking about releasing SZ 1.72 final sometime during the weekend.
Those of you doing OS update can run "sudo opkg remove samba" to remove it without full reflash (that's the part that doesn't work automatically for some reason)
But me don't want downgrade actualy. Yes, the WiFi is still different every day but at least with the new Firmware I can get (sometimes) more than 50kb/s now. That's a huge improvement comparted to the past.No working Freecell hurts actualy but I'm sure it can be fixed. I already PM'd the maintainer (sebt3) maybe he also can have a look onto that. Until then, I play Angry Birds on my Pandora, yes I'm that desperate.Dont panic. You can awlays reflash to the older firmware
Just release what you would currently get after reflashing 1.72-RC + running the OS upgrade as "1.72 final".Are you saying that you will use the current version as final, or that you will make changes and release the final version this weekend? Everything after your comma confused me. I just reflashed last night, and I am trying to clean everything up and make things how I like.Looks like the pending issues are pretty minor ones, I don't have time to work on these so thinking about releasing SZ 1.72 final sometime during the weekend.
try "/etc/init.d/samba start"Ignore that, it seems it's still installed, though I can't access my share. Samba no longer appears in the "Startup Services" option, so I'm wondering if it's not running
"opkg instal --force-reinstall samba" should add an init script.How do you actually start it? and how to you set it to auto-start on boot?
Did both, my config is still correct in /etc/samba/smb.conf; but I still can't access it.try "/etc/init.d/samba start"Ignore that, it seems it's still installed, though I can't access my share. Samba no longer appears in the "Startup Services" option, so I'm wondering if it's not running
"opkg instal --force-reinstall samba" should add an init script.How do you actually start it? and how to you set it to auto-start on boot?
I've tested it and indeed, it seems samba was rebuilt incorrectly.Try running "opkg update; opkg upgrade" now.Did both, my config is still correct in /etc/samba/smb.conf; but I still can't access it.
It works fine for me, check your pndrun_gnomegames.out or something.OK, I found a problem, the entire "Gnome Games" Puzzle/Boardgame collection does not work anymore since Firmware 1.72. I only need Freecell actualy out of it but it also does not work anymore. Freecell is a must.
Just done this and it works now, thank youI've tested it and indeed, it seems samba was rebuilt incorrectly.
Try running "opkg update; opkg upgrade" now
so is there anything to be done to get https access working properly with the command line ?fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/ekianjo/.......':SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
Oh, hmm. OK, I'll investigate...It works fine for me, check your pndrun_gnomegames.out or something.