Robert-MX

Hi, I installed/compiled different browsers that are based on QT (QtWebKit, QtWebEngine). Unfortunately, special characters, often necessary for typing in non-English languages, do not work. E.g. a Spanish accented 'e appears as 00e9 This makes all these really fast browsers with low memory footprint useless for multilanguage writing (e.g. in webmailers). The characters work fine in the terminal and other browsers such as Midori, Firefox and Chromium. Thus, I think, something went wrong in the compilation of QT libraries. Any idea how to solve that?

I installed and compiled varios browsers based on QtWebKit - falkon, konqueror, otter-browser - and they are all pretty fast compared to their chromium/firefox colleagues. Unfortunately, the input of special characters (é, ñ, ü, ß) doesn't work. The letters appear as UTF code. However, the letters are displayed correctly in chromium/midori/firefox, and the console. Thus, I blame Qt. This is very annoying e.g. for webmailing and editing text, since typing in languages with special characters such as Spanish and German is practically impossible. Any idea how to fix that?

journalctl -b gives -- Journal begins at Tue 2022-01-25 15:00:00 CST, ends at Thu 2022-01-27 10:18:46 CST. -- Jan 27 10:12:45 lepotato rsyslogd[2485]: action 'action-11-builtin:omfile' (module 'builtin:omfile') message l> Jan 27 10:12:45 lepotato rsyslogd[2485]: file '/var/log/messages'[10] write error - see https://www.rsyslog.co> Jan 27 10:12:45 lepotato rsyslogd[2485]: action 'action-11-builtin:omfile' (module 'builtin:omfile') message l> Jan 27 10:12:45 lepotato rsyslogd[2485]: file '/var/log/syslog'[7] write error - see https://www.rsyslog.com/s> Jan 27 10:12:45 lepotato rsyslogd[2485]: action 'action-1-builtin:omfile' (module 'builtin:omfile') message lo> Jan 27 10:12:45 lepotato rsyslogd[2485]: file '/var/log/syslog'[7] write error - see https://www.rsyslog.com/s> Jan 27 10:12:45 lepotato rsyslogd[2485]: action 'action-1-builtin:omfile' (module 'builtin:omfile') message lo> Jan 27 10:12:45 lepotato rsyslogd[2485]: file '/var/log/syslog'[7] write error - see https://www.rsyslog.com/s> Jan 27 10:12:45 lepotato rsyslogd[2485]: action 'action-1-builtin:omfile' (module 'builtin:omfile') message lo> Jan 27 10:12:45 lepotato rsyslogd[2485]: file '/var/log/syslog'[7] write error - see https://www.rsyslog.com/s> Jan 27 10:12:45 lepotato rsyslogd[2485]: action 'action-1-builtin:omfile' (module 'builtin:omfile') message lo> Jan 27 10:12:45 lepotato rsyslogd[2485]: file '/var/log/syslog'[7] write error - see https://www.rsyslog.com/s> Jan 27 10:12:45 etc. I installed a program, and now, strangely, the /var/log seems fine again: lepotato:default:# df Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on udev 862232 0 862232 0% /dev tmpfs 200976 8876 192100 5% /run /dev/mmcblk1p1 29573100 8552420 19493080 31% / tmpfs 1004880 86176 918704 9% /dev/shm tmpfs 5120 4 5116 1% /run/lock tmpfs 1004880 4652 1000228 1% /tmp /dev/zram1 49560 7160 38816 16% /var/log tmpfs 200976 23588 177388 12% /run/user/1000 I found the following issue Finally, the armbian user switched back to a Buster Image... Does everyone know, if the /var/log/ issue was fixed, or how to prevent this error?

Hi, the system seems working normally, but when installing with apt, I get plenty of errors of: dpkg: cannot write to log file '/var/log/dpkg.log': No space left on device Digging into /var/log reveals that the ./journal directory is responsible; with 48 Mb. Any idea how to prevent this? Currently, I just remove the directory below ./journal.

I found how to do it: - boot from SD - quickly, just after starting the boot, insert the eMMc card - now, you can start `armbian-config` and install to the eMMc card - shutdown, remove the SD card, and boot :-)

Hi, I started armbian from SD card on a Libre.Computer Le Potato board. Runs like hell and seems much more robust than the Ubuntu 18.04 img that I used before. But how can I get it on my 32 Gb eMMC (5.)??? E.g. the Ubuntu image of Le Potato has a script called ``lc_distro_transfer``. Is there anything similar for armbian? Note: For the Ubuntu image, one has to mount the eMMC after the booting from the SD card has started; kind of ugly, but otherwise the Potato tries to start from the eMMC. Best, Robert