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Leency wrote:Hi, ashmew2!

I've tried nsinstall, but unfortunately it doesn't work.

My steps:
1. add "nsinstall" to kilibri.img root folder
2. run QEMU and open /sys/nsinstall
3. wait... (btw, how about add console output instead writing to board?)
4. get files
5. open /tmp0/1/nskolibrios

Actual result: I see console window, one thread is creashed according to boardlog.
Boardlog attached.

Siemargl wrote:I use nsinstall - it works. But downloaded nskolibrios wont run - just open console window and crashes

But netsurf-kolibrios file runs

Using .iso rev 6916

Leency wrote:Where do download?

ashmew2 wrote:New binaries for netsurf and netsurf-installer!

Built against Git commit tag : f7d4b915ff219accec90e4c53fa7d839dccd1745 (Netsurf git repo)

- Patch libgcc to alert user if libc is not present (or not found) leading to Netsurf not starting up (check debug board)
- Reduce size of executable by 4x (much faster loading times off a slow FAT disk)
- Display times when started and finished loading files from disk (to debug board) for troubleshooting.
- Patch the netsurf toolchains repo to create an sdk environment with kos32-gcc and friends for the build server.

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Wrote an installer for Netsurf (can be found in $SVN/programs/network/netsurf/).
This installer downloads the netsurf binary and the required resources over HTTP and installs to /tmp0/1/ by default.
The download (aka installation) path can be changed in the .asm file .
Simply execute the assembled binary and check debug board for details on the download.
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Note: It will create new directories in the target path as well for downloading resource files.
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JohnXenox wrote:

ashmew2 wrote:I haven't tested with assoc.ini , but it's probably a good thing to have once I fix some other issues for the next release. AIUI, assoc.ini would call the Netsurf binary with <filename> as the command line argument which I havent implemented yet.

Clear.

ashmew2 wrote:Can you try to run Netsurf first, get the main GUI window and then open offline pages using file:/// ?
For example, an html file located at

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/tmp0/1/offline.html

should work with typing in the Netsurf address bar

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file:///tmp0/1/offline.html

This should let you open local pages.

Yep! It works, but very very very slow (from tmp directory)! It takes about 3 minutes to draw the page. Before the full draw of the page, there is a high load on the CPU (about 86%).