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There are multiple issues I encounter using the Tizen SDK, I'm wondering if this are going to be fixed, or if its been this way for a while?

  • Using the "native-packaging" command on Linux fails when a project directory has a space
  • "native-run" almost always fails to launch projects, even when using the proper application ID
  • Every two to five installs, the device tends to freeze between the 60% and 100% installed steps, and requires a hard reset

I am currently running Linux, but have also used the SDK on Windows. The space issue does not appear to be present on Windows, but the others seemed cross-platform :(

EDIT: I also found that the Tizen Seller Store rejects binary packages which include "special characters" like a period or a dash, so the files "native-packaging" creates (such as uLSePVMv2Z-2.0.0-arm.tpk) cannot be submitted without renaming. This is probably an issue with the store, more than the SDK, but I would have hoped these sorts of things would have been sorted out by now

Thanks

Edited by: Joshua Granick on 11 Dec, 2013
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Lakshmi Grandhi

Tizen team is making efforts to resolve issues and will be fixed in new Tizen SDK

kimi

HI,

> Using the "native-packaging" command on Linux fails when a project directory has a space - Its not a good practicse to give directory names with a spcae in linux.

 

> "native-run" almost always fails to launch projects, even when using the proper application ID - try running application from the ide itself

 

> Every two to five installs, the device tends to freeze between the 60% and 100% installed steps, and requires a hard reset - Flash your device with the latest binary 2.2.1 that is released for public.

 

Kimi.