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Thanks it works like a charm now, using KDE 4.2.0 now. - Feb 05 2009

Do you know by any chance why it doesn't work, and how I can fix it? I am trying to compile against KDE4-trunk.

Linking CXX shared module lib/kopete_antispam.so
Undefined symbols:
"QObject::childEvent(QChildEvent*)", referenced from:
vtable for KopeteAntispamPluginin kopete_antispam_automoc.o
vtable for KopeteAntispamPluginFactoryin kopeteantispamplugin.o
vtable for KopeteAntispamConfigin kopeteantispamconfig.o - Jan 23 2009

Great app, really. Now I can use del.icio.us much better than with the kdeaddons bar.

However, I had a problem [KDE 3.5.5@Gentoo]:

The bar didn't show up, and Konqueror printed following to stdout:
konqueror: WARNING: libname:0x86dfb90 doesn't specify a library!

So, I followed one of the posts above and did:
cp src/.libs/konqsidebar_bookmarkbar.so src/.libs/konqsidebar_bookmarkbar.la /usr/lib/kde3/

Now it works very well.

Thanks for this app and thanks to the one who found out the problem :) - Mar 29 2007

I use an iRiver H340 with the experimental build, but a fried of mine asked me to install RockBox on his iPod Color. Well, the developers themselves say that it is heavy under construction firmware, some even state it is in Alpha-stage. But here are my impressions:

* Power Management is not done yet. You won't have so much playtime as with the original firmware
* Playback works without glitches for files with bitrates < 190kBit/sec. OGG Playback can be stated as unusable ATM.
* Most of the cool Plugins and Patches are not available yet for iPod.

BUT:
* You only have to install the Bootloader once and then upgrade Rockbox by USB, and then load the rockbox file. Not even a reboot of the iPod is needed.
* You don't have to choose between Rockbox and stock Firmware. Once the Bootloader is installed, You just hold the Button and turn on, then you are in stock Firmware!

So, nothing to lose, except ~ 30 mins of your time. I also heard that you cant brick your iPod by flashing it, because theres a combination for a service menu from where you can flash it as new, as I heard of it.

So my final opinion is: do it!
If you don't like it, you can always boot it like usual! - Apr 18 2006