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Hi, I'm new here but have been enjoying TDE for about a year. I like it so much that I keep a blog of it,
http://50.80.140.55/photo_album/chron/desktop/trinity16.html
The KPilotDaemon in R14 of TDE no longer works for me. I'm using i386 Wheezy. The daemon goes into some kind of CPU consuming loop and I'm unable to sync my Handsrping Visor. This was working in the previous release of TDE and that made me very happy.
Sounds like a serious bug; can you file a report on our bugtracker so that we don't lose track of this?
Something you can do in the meantime is to install the kpilot debugging symbols along with tdelibs-trinity-dbg, then when the daemon goes into its CPU loop do the following: 1.) Get the PID of the process consuming all the CPU (use top or similar) 2.) gdb --pid <pid obtained above> 3.) thread apply all bt
Once that is done post the output on the bug report; we'll be able to tell what's going wrong fairly readily.
I'd like to track down the problem myself but was unable to build the Kpilot package from the Wheezy source package. I tried to do it the Debian way as found,
https://wiki.debian.org/BuildingTutorial
it looks like the location directories don't take,
willhill@homefree:~/src/kpilot-trinity-14.0.0-r142$ fakeroot debian/rules binary test -x debian/rules dh_testroot dh_clean -k dh_clean: dh_clean -k is deprecated; use dh_prep instead dh_installdirs -A install: cannot change permissions of `debian/kpilot-trinity': No such file or directory dh_installdirs: install -d debian/kpilot-trinity returned exit code 1 make: *** [common-install-prehook-impl] Error 2
I found the instructions for TDE cmake, https://wiki.debian.org/BuildingTutorial
but it looks like that's what the Debian package tries to do. Is there some instruction that I'm overlooking?
Posting a full build log would help us determine the actual location of the fault. I'm wondering if you are hitting Bug 2215.
Separately, the KOrganizer reminder daemon no longer notifies me at the time I'd like it to remind me of things. It goes off much later, perhaps on resume from sleep. The combination of problems is annoying.
Interesting. Sounds like something else we'll need to test/fix. :-)
Tim