squash commits

[obbardc]

Once we are happy with our build of xwax, we should probably squash some of the commits to make it easier to rebase.

[danielhjames]

Hi @obbardc I have added three commits to the touchscreen_gui branch since your rebase, compilation warnings are gone and BPMs are displayed correctly :-)

[obbardc]

Hi @danielhjames Awesome work! All that is left is to generate a deb file with our changes! Were we going to have the package version something like "1.7.pideck1" ? After this I will rebuild the image :-) Chris Christopher Obbard Chief Engineer 64 Studio Ltd.

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[danielhjames]

Hi @obbardc I have updated the internal version number to 1.7-g(commit) by pulling the 1.7 tag from upstream xwax. The Debian package number can include 'pideck', which is a good idea since Debian is shipping 1.7 now.

[obbardc]

Awesome, are you happy with the "touchscreen_gui" branch?

If so I will squash the commits.

[danielhjames]

I have just updated the readme files and changelog, I suggest I confirm that it builds and then you are welcome to squash it after that!

[danielhjames]

With a few tweaks to the build instructions it worked, the package is in https://github.com/pideck/pideck-debs/tree/master/buster/armhf
I will check the binary package is functional on your latest testing image.

[obbardc]

Awesome news, I'll squash the commits down after you've tested it on the current image

[obbardc]

Hi @danielhjames I have compiled the image with the your compiled version of xwax.

It's here (as -beta) http://64studio.net/~chris/pideck/

To remove the double entries in the xwax list: rm /media/usb

The usbmount package still does not auto-rescan and also sometimes does work. This can be overcome be inserting the USB stick before booting. I've opened separate issues for these bugs.

Cheers!

[danielhjames]

Nice! I have bought a new microSD card writer which should be more reliable than the one from Poundland :-) Also I have the CDJ here to test as I suspect the CD/vinyl buttons in the GUI are no longer needed in xwax 1.6 or 1.7.

[obbardc]

Yeah, I would like to remove all of the hacks from the image and kind of start again. I am working on making the image with PDK today ready for LAC :-).

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On 28 May 2018 at 11:43, Daniel James ***@***.***> wrote: Nice! I have bought a new microSD card writer which should be more reliable than the one from Poundland :-) Also I have the CDJ here to test as I suspect the CD/vinyl buttons in the GUI are no longer needed in xwax 1.6 or 1.7. — You are receiving this because you were assigned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#2 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AA-11h2_2h6Mte8fd5S11nGSPxrzzXkOks5t29TmgaJpZM4UGJHQ> .