Demo: 2D physics using sensor module

[neil.young]

According to ensymble readme

Added signsis command for (re-)signing SIS files.

the signsis command does the unsign/resign as you described. So finally that doesn't work.

Sorry

[cyke64]

I really regret to be that stupid...



What is the option to unsign? I called ensymble with

ensymble.py signsis --cert xxx --privkey xxx --passphrase xxx PythonScriptShell
_1_4_1_3rdEd_unsigned_freedevcert.SIS PythonScriptShell
_1_4_1_3rdEd.sisx

That made a new signed PythonScriptShell
_1_4_1_3rdEd.sisx, but the error remains...

Regards

Have you tried this statement ?


ensymble.py signsis --execaps=LocalServices+Location+NetworkServices+ReadDeviceData+
ReadUserData+SurroundingsDD+SwEvent+UserEnvironment+WriteDeviceData+
WriteUserData
--cert xxx --privkey xxx --passphrase xxx PythonScriptShell
_1_4_1_3rdEd_unsigned_freedevcert.SIS PythonScriptShell
_1_4_1_3rdEd.sisx

BR
Cyke64

[neil.young]

With that the script shell installs. But your module do not run

import axyz - Permission denied
import envy - Permission denied

I'm through with it. Whenever someone will be able to provide a running accell - welcome.

BTW: Here the verbose output of signing with 10 caps devcert


C:\Downloads\Python>ensymble_python2.2-0.25.py signsis --verbose --execaps=Local
Services+Location+NetworkServices+ReadDeviceData+ReadUserData+SurroundingsDD+SwE
vent+UserEnvironment+WriteDeviceData+WriteUserData --cert s603rddevelopercertifi
cate2.cer --privkey mykey2.key --passphrase xxxxx PythonScriptShell_1_4_1_3rd
Ed_unsigned_freedevcert.SIS PythonScriptShell_1_4_1_3rdEd.sisx
C:\Python22\lib\termios.py:7: DeprecationWarning: the TERMIOS module is deprecat
ed; please use termios
DeprecationWarning)

Input SIS file PythonScriptShell_1_4_1_3rdEd_unsigned_freedevcert.SIS
Output SIS file PythonScriptShell_1_4_1_3rdEd.sisx
Certificate s603rddevelopercertificate2.cer
Private key mykey2.key
EXE capabilities 0xff030 (ALL-TCB-CommDD-PowerMgmt-MultimediaDD-DRM-TrustedUI-P
rotServ-DiskAdmin-NetworkControl-AllFiles)
DLL capabilities <not set>

ensymble_python2.2-0.25.py: 1 EXE-files will be modified, 0 DLL-files will be mo
dified




Bye

[Andreas Blixt]

Seems to be quite troublesome to get this working on the N95-1 :/

I recently installed the latest N95 8GB firmware (15.0.015) and I didn't have to sign anything; I had access to the sensor module straight out of the box. Hopefully it'll work the same in the next N95 firmware update.

[croozeus]

Yeah it seems to be messy with Ver.12.0.013 and below!

BR
Croozeus

[neil.young]

Thanks for the comments, but that doesn't help me lot.

Just to recall: AXYZ at least imports with no complains using the self signed Nokia Python Script shell...

So I think axyz itself causes the troubles with developer signed shells. There is still an unanswered question: Why can I run any script in a 13 caps shell, but a 10 caps axzy refuses to load??

But as I said: I already lost almost any motivation to mess around with this...

[neil.young]

So I think axyz itself causes the troubles with developer signed shells. There is still an unanswered question: Why can I run any script in a 13 caps shell, but a 10 caps axzy refuses to load??

The question is answered. All effortd were for nothing, because I now could read the complete error message for the first time:

import axyz

ImportError: Permisson denied (Error -46). Possible cause: Check hat axyz.pyd is compiled to have at least the same capabilities as this Python interpreter process...

Note: AT LEAST. So my 13 caps shell was all the time sufficient for axyz with it's 10 caps. Just axyz wasn't. Probably axyz is importing a module (like sensor), which doesn't import on 12.x.x.x

[neil.young]

Bump ... (without any hope)

[cadmaster]

Here the 3d version using OpenGL ES

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Nl2nf_0h2c