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JohnXenox wrote:Hi ashmew2.

ashmew2 wrote:Hi JohnXenox,

I think I figured out what's going on here.

"You have probably not configured the folder /kolibrios. In order to do this, copy the folder /kolibrios and the file kolibri.lbl from the distribution kit to the root of some partition accessible from KolibriOS, so that /hdX/Y/kolibri.lbl and /hdX/Y/kolibrios/, or /usbhdX/Y/kolibri.lbl and /usbhdX/Y/kolibrios/ are accessible from KolibriOS. And yes, this is a sacred knowledge not present in the documentation." - CleverMouse

[ http://board.kolibrios.org/viewtopic.ph ... lbl#p58495 ]

Let's see if you can open offline webpages with this.

Oh my god! Yes, it works now, but not fully. Draws netsurf's GUI, but do not draws offline pages (text and other stuff). I open offline pages with assoc.ini. Maybe I'm not doing it right?

/tmp0/1/offline.html

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

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.

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.

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%).

/path/to/netsurf -V <logfile>

/path/to/netsurf

ashmew2 wrote:Are you running with

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/path/to/netsurf -V <logfile>

?

ashmew2 wrote:Can you try running without the -V switch

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/path/to/netsurf

and see if it helps?

ashmew2 wrote:Hi JohnXenox,

Wait for the next release =)
I'll add some more logging for printing the amount of time it takes to read local files.
This way we will be able to tell which phase is taking the most time (if it's the loading of the local HTML files, or it's the drawing of the loaded HTML file by browser)

hidnplayr wrote:JohnXenox: Did you use the installer (downloader) program ?

hidnplayr wrote:You can also find a copy of the 'resources' needed by netsurf here: http://board.kolibrios.org/download/file.php?id=6100

JohnXenox wrote:Netsurf does not work for me. Searches for Sans.ttf font and does not find it. Opens only console and that's all. Logfiles is attached.

Where can I get sans.ttf font?

Why do you use the console with netsurf bynary file? The console is superfluous in the graphics program. It can be disabled in kos32-ld by the argument "--subsystem native".

ashmew2 wrote:The console is useful for picking up on errors on libraries that one might not have, for example libpng16.
So I kept it around for a while more.