Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on April 13, 2002 12:44 AM
In answer to my own question, just untar qtopia into somewhere like /usr/local, and the move the library directories (not including those in qtopia/lib) into /usr/local/lib, run ldconfig. Then run qtopiadesktop and answer the first question with a "no", and enter the install path in the following dialog.
For my other problem, the Zaurus USB interface was frozen, and there was nothing wrong on the desktop side (though I suspect the usbdnet driver could be the root cause). A hard reset of the Z unfroze it.
Unfortunately that's not much of a solution, and I still need to be able to sync, upload/download, and install apps. Syncing is what seems to cause the USB interface to freeze; ping works OK as long as the Zaurus side isn't locked up.
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Re:qtopia desktop?
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on April 13, 2002 12:44 AMFor my other problem, the Zaurus USB interface was frozen, and there was nothing wrong on the desktop side (though I suspect the usbdnet driver could be the root cause). A hard reset of the Z unfroze it.
Unfortunately that's not much of a solution, and I still need to be able to sync, upload/download, and install apps. Syncing is what seems to cause the USB interface to freeze; ping works OK as long as the Zaurus side isn't locked up.
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