From: Neon John <johngd_at_bellsouth.net>
Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2003 13:05:07 -0400

On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 20:28:29 -0800, "Benjamin" <mailinglists_at_samuraipanda.com>
wrote:


>Resume is a different part of the code, so I don't think any of the
>bookmarking code should affect it. When you said failure, what do you mean?

That means that when the FMR is turned back on the "ask to resume" screen
doesn't come up. Apparently no resume info was stored.

>
>Two other things spring to mind, first you're using an FM Recorder (I assume
>you mean FMR). I can't actually test with that model as I have a recoder 20.
> Officially I don't support that model (or the players) because of this, but
>I'll look over the code again and compare it to CVS. The other thing is that
>my bookmark releases are bleeding edge, so something may have been introduced
>to the latest CVS by another developer. The fun of changing code :-).

yes, FM Recorder. I'm not complaining, just reporting anomalies. I love your
code. I do 2-3 audio books a week so I hammer it pretty hard.

My thought is that all these problems might be the result of a wild pointer or
something like that. All seem to be memory overwrite/corruption related.

Another interesting behavior is how your code writes the bookmark file. I
have my audio books in /0-books (so it will sort to the top.) Inside that
directory are the titles, for instance, /0-books/red storm rising. Your code
writes the bookmarks for all books in /0-books. I would have thought it would
have written either to the root, /.rockbox or the current directory. I'm
curious how it chooses /0-books. Do you automatically write to one level up?

John

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Cleveland, Occupied TN

Received on 2003-07-19