Commented out adding default destinations for root, cf and card because

if a CF or SD/MMC card not inserted, ipkg gives a nasty error and sometimes
seg faults

1 files changed, 6 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/noncore/settings/aqpkg/datamgr.cpp b/noncore/settings/aqpkg/datamgr.cpp
index 7f724af..b9ce227 100644
--- a/noncore/settings/aqpkg/datamgr.cpp
+++ b/noncore/settings/aqpkg/datamgr.cpp
@@ -102,24 +102,29 @@ void DataManager :: loadServers()
                 char alias[20];
                 char path[50];
                 sscanf( lineStr, "%*[^ ] %s %s", alias, path );
                 Destination d( alias, path );
                 destList.push_back( d );
             }
         }
     }
     fclose( fp );
 
     // Go through the server destination list and add root, cf and card if they
     // don't already exist
+	/* AQ - commented out as if you don't have a CF or SD card in then
+	 * this causes IPKG to try to create directories on non existant devices
+	 * (which of course fails), gives a nasty error message and can cause ipkg
+	 * to seg fault.
+	 *
     vector<Destination>::iterator dit;
     bool foundRoot = false;
     bool foundCF = false;
     bool foundCard = false;
     for ( dit = destList.begin() ; dit != destList.end() ; ++dit )
     {
         if ( dit->getDestinationPath() == "/" )
             foundRoot = true;
         if ( dit->getDestinationPath() == "/mnt/cf" )
             foundCF = true;
         if ( dit->getDestinationPath() == "/mnt/card" )
             foundCard = true;
@@ -128,25 +133,25 @@ void DataManager :: loadServers()
     // If running on a Zaurus (arm) then if we didn't find root, CF or card
     // destinations, add them as default
 #ifdef QWS
 #ifndef X86
     if ( !foundRoot )
         destList.push_back( Destination( "root", "/" ) );
     if ( !foundCF )
         destList.push_back( Destination( "cf", "/mnt/cf" ) );
     if ( !foundCF )
         destList.push_back( Destination( "card", "/mnt/card" ) );
 #endif
 #endif
-    
+*/    
     vector<Server>::iterator it;
     for ( it = serverList.begin() ; it != serverList.end() ; ++it )
         reloadServerData( it->getServerName() );
 }
 
 void DataManager :: reloadServerData( const char *serverName )
 {
     Server *s = getServer( serverName );
     // Now we've read the config file in we need to read the servers
     // The local server is a special case. This holds the contents of the
     // status files the number of which depends on how many destinations
     // we've set up