Error with "seejpeg".
Okay, I have noticed something very annoying. Whenever I want to view a picture I need to use "seejpeg" as root. This sort of sucks. This is the error that my box is spitting out after I type something like "seejpeg karen.jpeg" as a normal user...
svgalib: Cannot get I/O permissions. I don't know what this is exactly. I am afraid to screw up my system by screwing with it to find out. If anyone knows how I can get this to work properly please tell me! Thanks! :) |
I've never used seejpeg (I'm using fbi in consoles
and display in X) ... but you could have a look at /etc/vga/libvga.config Try setting the chipset to FBdev Just a wild guess, I have NO idea how svgalib actually works... Cheers, Tink |
I can't say I've ever knowingly used that program. I use gqview, which I find is very nice and friendly. Perhaps you could try using that, and see if you get the same errors?
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your seejpeg apparently needs to be run as root. try that. are you running no X
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You need to set the sticky bit on seejpeg. As root,
Code:
chmod u+s `which seejpeg` Finally, make sure /dev/fb0 has the right permissions. As root, Code:
chmod 660 /dev/fb0 |
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