Application intended as an alternative to the default scribble application on the Onyx Boox M92.
The application should behave similar to a paper notebook.
- notebook consists of pages named by creation date and time
- pages can be turned easily
- one can use pen (black, different sizes) and eraser
- pen, eraser and thinkness can be changed easily
- at the top of the page is a toolbar containing buttons to
- change pen thickness
- switch pen and eraser
- turn pages
- file format used is Xournal
Make sure that you installed the SDK to /opt/onyx, and compiled the SDK
libraries from https://github.com/onyx-intl/booxsdk/ and installed them to
/usr/local/lib. Because of some reasons, the x86 version also needs Qt DBUS,
so you have to use qmake scribble.pro QT+=dbus and then make to compile. You
can also use the script build_x86.sh.
Make sure that you installed the SDK to /opt/onyx. Then simply use the script
build_arm.sh.
Optimally, gdbserver could be used (available in the toolchain), but I was not
yet able to achieve a stable connection to the device. Another (less convenient)
option is to use core dumps. Use this file to run scribble on the ebook reader:
#!/bin/sh
cd /media/flash
ulimit -c unlimited
./scribble
If the program crashes, a file named core is created. The cross gdb found in the
toolchain can be used to analyze this file. Under QtCreator, use Settings->Toolchain
to register the toolchain in /opt/freescale/... and then open the core file via
Debug->Debug core file.