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Also ​http://download.haiku-os.org lacks favicon

When installing a package (e.g. from haikuports/packages folder) it would be nice if HaikuDepot/package_daemon looked for its dependencies in the same folder.

no change required

When individual package is opened it would be nice to be able to simply hit Enter to install it.

CID 1273786 and CID 1273787 CID 1273786 and CID 1273787

Potentially trying to add two new items to an array without enough room left. CID 991455 Potentially trying to add two new items to an array without enough room left. CID 991455

CID 1234656 CID 1234656

but there is an XML header and a doctype saying xhtml transitional. So, this pretends to be an XML file. Only when you start to parse it and encounter the meta tag, you should switch to html (and probably start parsing from the start again?).

So, you can force the MIME type of the file to "text/html" using the addattr command.

I'm switching the ticket to enhancement and changing the description. I'm not sure what we can do to improve our sniffing system, it's based on simple rules to be reasonably fast, and XHTML and HTML may simply be too similar to hope reasonably telling them apart, especially in cases like your example.

fixed:

Never seen this problem. Closing for now.

My Huawei E5377 G4 modem uses the usb_modeswitch driver. If it's plugged in when I boot up, I go straight to KDL.

OK if plugged in after booting.

Just bought a Samsung 840 120GB SSD for development work. (Not 840 EVO, the original version.)

Created partitions, copied everything across, then tried an install from the old HDD. The install failed to load Deskbar, haiku_loader, kernel_x86, runtime_loader and Tracker onto the new drive.

So, I copied them over manually and did a 'makebootable' but it still fails to boot. The I attempted to install BootManager but it shows up an 'Incompatible format' error.

The drive is being identified as /dev/disk/ata/0/master/

fixed:

Implemented in hrev49356.

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CID 1108429. CID 1108429.

CID 1162815 and 1162816. CID 1162815 and 1162816.

- Introduce SignalDispositionEditWindow for add/editing disposition exceptions. SignalsConfigView: - Factor out helper class SignalDispositionMenu. Use accordingly in SignalsConfigView and SignalDispositionEditWindow. - Watch table selection changes to update button statuses appropriately. - On add/edit request, show disposition edit window. - Listen for disposition changes from team and react accordingly. UiUtils: - Add helper function to map signal defines to strings. Together with the previous set of commits, this implements #9720. - Introduce SignalDispositionEditWindow for add/editing disposition exceptions. SignalsConfigView: - Factor out helper class SignalDispositionMenu. Use accordingly in SignalsConfigView and SignalDispositionEditWindow. - Watch table selection changes to update button statuses appropriately. - On add/edit request, show disposition edit window. - Listen for disposition changes from team and react accordingly. UiUtils: - Add helper function to map signal defines to strings. Together with the previous set of commits, this implements #9720.

-1 is the same as B_ERROR, but all of the other implementations of this function "return -1", so do that to be consistent. -1 is the same as B_ERROR, but all of the other implementations of this function "return -1", so do that to be consistent.

fixed:

I put a workaround in hrev49353. Basically, you could have a situation like this :
bigtime_t before = system_time();
SomeCalculation();
SomeOtherCalculation();
bigtime_t after = system_time();

and you could have some cases where after - before < 1 (either 0 or negative). When used in the division right after, you would have a division by 0 (NaN) that would break the logic further down and poison the animation as the ratio is calculated from the ratio calculated in the previous cycle.. NaN * NaN, etc..

So, I made sure the after-before was at least 1 and it seems to work ok. Since the time calculation was more or less only there to calculate a load ratio, it doesn't have to be extra accurate.