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5 mars 2015 04:45 kallisti5 kallisti5@xxxxxxxxxxx a écrit: Anyone feeling up to adding to these patches for native Haiku support in u-boot? :-D Here are the actual patch files in-case Gist messes something up... Add Haiku support to u-boot: ...

I have problems now to play audio files. If i restart the media preferences sometimes sound suddently works. Sometimes i have to kill the media addon server or the media player...
Dont know how to describe my problem...
What else is helpful for you to get this problem down?

fixed:

Implemented in hrev48967.

However, while I agree with you that it would be nice to not have the window size jump around, it's not that easy to do, as the views are created only on demand, and may also change their size requirements during runtime.

In any case, I've lessened the issue by making the address view resizable, so that the window will now stay the same size until you hit the DNS service (using the English locale, and the default font/size).

* After start, the first item will now be selected. * The InterfaceAddressView will no longer restrict its width, so that the window doesn't have to be resized anymore when switching to it. * This implements ticket #11923. * After start, the first item will now be selected. * The InterfaceAddressView will no longer restrict its width, so that the window doesn't have to be resized anymore when switching to it. * This implements ticket #11923.

fixed:

Works fine here.

fixed:

Seems to work fine now, since hrev48933.

Anyone feeling up to adding to these patches for native Haiku support in u-boot? :-D Here are the actual patch files in-case Gist messes something up... Add Haiku support to u-boot: ...

As discussed on the ML. As discussed on the ML.

* Ie. an add-on "Super duper service" in ~/config will override one with the same name in /system (and non-packaged in packaged, etc.). * Fixed size of the scroller to ignore the content size vertically. * Ie. an add-on "Super duper service" in ~/config will override one with the same name in /system (and non-packaged in packaged, etc.). * Fixed size of the scroller to ignore the content size vertically.

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* kBaudrates is an int not a char * Just look at first kBaudrates member to figure out array size. * Drop a few *extremely* uncommon speeds that you'll never see to shorten the list. * kBaudrates is an int not a char * Just look at first kBaudrates member to figure out array size. * Drop a few *extremely* uncommon speeds that you'll never see to shorten the list.

These were here for debugging purposes, as often it is a sign of inconsistencies. However, for USB disks this is a normal occurence when someone janks out of the device without unmounting first. Make sure we log these cases though, as it still helps debugging. Fix sponsered by http://www.izcorp.com These were here for debugging purposes, as often it is a sign of inconsistencies. However, for USB disks this is a normal occurence when someone janks out of the device without unmounting first. Make sure we log these cases though, as it still helps debugging. Fix sponsered by http://www.izcorp.com

Hi Axel, Generally, yes, such a method sounds like a good idea. I would just name it differently - how about BMediaRoster::IsRunning()? There is no reason to expose/elaborate on the fact that there are actually two servers involved -- that's just an implementation detail that is not relevant information; ie. if put outside of BMediaRoster, I'd call it is_media_server_running() -- that would also better fit to launch_media_server() (but I'd prefer the BMediaRoster() variant). ...

On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 10:14 AM, Axel Dörfler axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: Am 03.03.2015 um 15:56 schrieb Sidhant Sharma: Our application was rejected by Google this year, so no GSoC for us. Hmm.. I was looking forward to it.. But anyways, I'll stick around :) Yeah, me too (even both) :-) We shouldn't feel so bad. Mozilla got rejected this year too. ...