GNU Gnash – Flash player for Kindle Touch

[jamd1]

when is public a new version more stable??.. without the sound problem!
Thanks!

[wp9omp]

Hello,

I was unable to use Gnash with Kual on my kindle touch, because the menu.json contained an error. Although Kual reported the error (somewhere...) I just found this issue only after I have deleted all the extensions, and asked Kual, to flush the error log into a document. The problem was the following:

In menu.json in line 9 at column 109 there is a comma:
...lugin.sh", "params": "0"},

This causes Kual to stop parsing the file (expected <item>, but found ']' - or something similar).

I deleted the the comma, and Gnash appeared in Kual.

I use the following menu.json

Spoiler:

{
	"items": [
		{
			"name": "Gnash",
			"priority": 0,
			"items": [
				{"name": "Player", "priority": 0, "action": "bin/gnash-gtk-launcher"},
				{"name": "Enable browser plugin", "priority": 1, "action": "bin/plugin.sh", "params": "1"},
				{"name": "Disable browser plugin", "priority": 2, "action": "bin/plugin.sh", "params": "0"}
			]
		}
	]
}

Thank you all for creating all these cool softwares/ports

[twobob]

thanks.

Fixed package posted to top post until baf get's round to fixing it.

[baf]

Originally Posted by wp9omp

In menu.json in line 9 at column 109 there is a comma:
...lugin.sh", "params": "0"},

This causes Kual to stop parsing the file (expected <item>, but found ']' - or something similar).

I deleted the the comma, and Gnash appeared in Kual.

I know my answer is a bit late, but thanks anyway! I didn't notice it earlier.
I corrected package on my website.

[finitelife]

this doesn't initially work with the PaperWhite v1 (I assume v2 also). The reason being '/lib/libasound.so.2' does not exist. I tested using the libasound found in the rdesktop package (mntroot rw;ln -s /mnt/us/extensions/rdesktop/lib/libasound.so.2 /lib/libasound.so.2;mntroot ro) and it worked.

Can we get an update with libasound statically compiled?

[knc1]

Originally Posted by finitelife

this doesn't initially work with the PaperWhite v1 (I assume v2 also). The reason being '/lib/libasound.so.2' does not exist. I tested using the libasound found in the rdesktop package (mntroot rw;ln -s /mnt/us/extensions/rdesktop/lib/libasound.so.2 /lib/libasound.so.2;mntroot ro) and it worked.

Can we get an update with libasound statically compiled?

And what are you going to use to listen to it with?

Shall we also statically compile in speakers?

Seriously, perhaps a dummy libasound or a build without audio might be a better solution for the Kindles without audio hardware.