
when will the CVS? version be out?? it looks just a little more polished without the borders

keep up the good work!
hamei wrote:MattPayne wrote: ok... it looks as though i havent installed it properly on my O2 - when i click on the ......./bin/wings icon, nothing happens...
generally speaking - not always, mind you, just usually - if you're having a problem you'll get better results by using a terminal and typing the executable's name at the command line. Sometimes you'll need to enter < ./binary's-name > to get it to run. Usually this will give you some feedback on exactly what is failing. If it has to be run as root (cdrecord, for example) then don't forget to < su > first.
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Onyx 31# /usr/local/bin/makehuman
5408:/usr/local/bin/makehuman: rld: Fatal Error: Cannot Successfully map soname 'libanimorph.so.0' under any of the filenames /usr/lib32/libanimorph.so.0:/usr/lib32/internal/libanimorph.so.0:/lib32/libanimorph.so.0:/opt/lib32/libanimorph.so.0:
pentium wrote: I'm going to take a good guess that the battery in one of the dallas chips (one on the IO4 and I THINK one on the system controller) have gone south.
It should not be too hard to grind out the terminals for the battery and solder a CR2032 in its place.
If you need more info on what to do, read this.
**Photo Link to IO4 chip**
I also see my persistance to photograph every part of my system has paid off for someone.![]()