Installation on Centos 7 report

Hi,

Reporting some issues:

Server Installation (only this minor issue)
Problem
Delta RPMs disabled because /usr/bin/applydeltarpm not installed

Solution
yum install -y deltarpm

Client Installation (almost done but createClient failed):
The 32-bit libraries required by Pharo have not been installed on this system. :: downloadSmalltalkClient -v Pharo3.0 -d /c/Users/Usuario/GsDevKit_home//dev/clients/tode1
Error on or near line 113 :: createPharoTodeClient -v Pharo3.0 tode1 :: createPharoTodeClient -v Pharo3.0 tode1
Error on or near line 105 :: createClient tode1 :: createClient tode1
Error on or near line 147 :: createClient tode1 :: createClient tode1

Regards,
Bruno

On 6/17/16 9:18 AM, BrunoBB via Glass wrote: I don't understand this requirement ... could you give me a bit more
information about the deltarpm lib? What error is it resolving?
>
> Client Installation (almost done but createClient failed):
> The 32-bit libraries required by Pharo have not been installed on this
> system. :: downloadSmalltalkClient -v Pharo3.0 -d
> /c/Users/Usuario/GsDevKit_home//dev/clients/tode1
> Error on or near line 113 :: createPharoTodeClient -v Pharo3.0 tode1 ::
> createPharoTodeClient -v Pharo3.0 tode1
> Error on or near line 105 :: createClient tode1 :: createClient tode1
> Error on or near line 147 :: createClient tode1 :: createClient tode1

The "The 32-bit libraries..." error is generated by the
downloadSmalltalkClient script when the following command errors out:

   ./pharo --help --vm-display-null

The assumption was that an error at this point would be because of
missing libraries ...

To run the command (and see the real error):

   cd $GS_HOME/dev/clients/tode1
   ./pharo --help --vm-display-null

and then let me know what the result of those commands are ...

Thanks!

Dale
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Dale,

/********************************************************/
I don't understand this requirement ... could you give me a bit more
information about the deltarpm lib? What error is it resolving?
/********************************************************/
At some point the server installation stop with:
Delta RPMs disabled because /usr/bin/applydeltarpm not installed

After executing:
yum install -y deltarpm
The problem was fixed.

/**************************************************************/
   cd $GS_HOME/dev/clients/tode1
   ./pharo --help --vm-display-null
/**************************************************************/
The command pop up the attached Windows but it does not shown anything.
(see the attached image)
pharo-error-01.jpg

regards,
bruno

On 6/17/16 11:13 AM, BrunoBB via Glass wrote: Okey dokey, I'll  add it the install script ...
>
> /**************************************************************/
>     cd $GS_HOME/dev/clients/tode1
>     ./pharo --help --vm-display-null
> /**************************************************************/
> The command pop up the attached Windows but it does not shown anything.
> (see the attached image)
> pharo-error-01.jpg <http://forum.world.st/file/n4901512/pharo-error-01.jpg>
>
This looks like the error we see on windows IIRC I wasn't able to find a
solution to that problem and it appeared to be "a known problem" for
windows.

As I think about this, the ./pharo script is supposed to run a headless
pharo anyway, so the  --vm-display-null may be the culprit in your case...

What happens when you do:

    cd $GS_HOME/dev/clients/tode1
    ./pharo --help

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On 6/17/16 12:00 PM, Dale Henrichs wrote:
I'm also interested in the result of:

    cd $GS_HOME/dev/clients/tode1
    ./pharo --help --nodisplay

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Dale,

Both commands:
./pharo --help
./pharo --help --nodisplay

Pop ups the same window (the image is attached to a previous post)

Regards,
Bruno

OKay then that means that the default pharo script for running
"headless" does not work on CentOS which is a bit surprising ...

What do the following do (which ones if any succeed):

   ./pharo-vm/Pharo.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo --help --nodisplay

   ./pharo-vm/Pharo.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo --nodisplay --help

   ./pharo-vm/Pharo.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo --headless --nodisplay --help

   ./pharo --nodisplay --help

   ./pharo --headless --nodisplay --help

Dale

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I realized that I sent you the path for the mac ... please look at the
./pharo script and use the appropriate vm path ... presumably
`pharo-vm/pharo` ...

Sorry about that ...

Dale


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Dale,

$ ./pharo-vm/Pharo.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo --help --nodisplay
bash: ./pharo-vm/Pharo.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo: No such file or directory

I think there is no directory "/pharo-vm/Pharo.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo"

regards,
Bruno

PS all executions in the command line:
Usuario@localserver MINGW64 ~/GsDevKit_home/dev/clients/tode1 (master)
$ ./pharo-vm/Pharo.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo --help --nodisplay

Usuario@localserver MINGW64 ~/GsDevKit_home/dev/clients/tode1 (master)
$ ./pharo-vm/Pharo.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo --help --nodisplay
bash: ./pharo-vm/Pharo.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo: No such file or directory

Usuario@localserver MINGW64 ~/GsDevKit_home/dev/clients/tode1 (master)
$ ./Pharo --help --nodisplay

Usuario@localserver MINGW64 ~/GsDevKit_home/dev/clients/tode1 (master)
$ Pharo --headless --nodisplay --help
bash: Pharo: command not found

Usuario@localserver MINGW64 ~/GsDevKit_home/dev/clients/tode1 (master)
$ ./Pharo --headless --nodisplay --help
Unknown option encountered!

Usuario@localserver MINGW64 ~/GsDevKit_home/dev/clients/tode1 (master)
$ ./Pharo --nodisplay --help
Unknown option encountered!

Usuario@localserver MINGW64 ~/GsDevKit_home/dev/clients/tode1 (master)
$ ./pharo-vm/Pharo.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo --help --nodisplay
bash: ./pharo-vm/Pharo.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo: No such file or directory

Usuario@localserver MINGW64 ~/GsDevKit_home/dev/clients/tode1 (master)
$ ./pharo-vm/Pharo.app/Contents/MacOS/Pharo --help --nodisplay

Dale,

Here is the report (it seems there is a conflict with "HP Simple Pass" of my notebook machine):

./pharo-vm/pharo --help --nodisplay
(same window pop up)

$ ./pharo-vm/pharo --nodisplay --help
Unknown option encountered!
(also open notebook touchpad window "HP Simple Pass")

$ ./pharo-vm/pharo --headless --nodisplay --help
Unknown option encountered!
(also open notebook touchpad window "HP Simple Pass")

./pharo --nodisplay --help
Unknown option encountered!
(also open notebook touchpad window "HP Simple Pass")

$ ./pharo --headless --nodisplay --help
Unknown option encountered!
(also open notebook touchpad window "HP Simple Pass")

Dale,

After uninstalling "HP SimplePass" from my notebook the same error:
$ ./pharo-vm/pharo --nodisplay --help
Unknown option encountered!

The same with other commands...

Regards,
Bruno

Are you running Centos or windows ... if you are running windows, then
we may not be out of the woods with the Windows patches and I would like
to know what the result of `uname -sm` is ...


... and now that I am looking at the windows code, it looked like a
missed a spot for the 64 bit _windows_ patch ...


Dale

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Dale,

Yes i'm running Centos on Windows 8 with VMWare Player.

$ uname -sm
MINGW64_NT-6.2 x86_64

Regards,
Bruno

... and you are trying to install the client on your windows machine or
in the centos vm?


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I've just committed aditional fix for Issue #126[1] --- that should fix
the pharo client download errors for Windows ... please update your
checkout on the windows client and try again:

   updateGsDevKit -g

   deleteClient tode1

   createClient tode1

Let me know if you hit additional problems on your windows client as
there may indeed be more spots that I've missed ...


I'm sorry but I spent most of the morning thinking that you were having
trouble installing a client on CentOS instead of Windows ... sorry for
wasting your time...

Dale

[1]
https://github.com/GsDevKit/GsDevKit_home/commit/72b3ccbe6fc7c826e014d657897d3fd8ed68645f


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Bruno,

I've added `yum install -y deltarp` to the os install prereqs script ...
if you could test this on a virgin centos vm and let me know if that
works for you that would really be helpful.

Dale

[1]
https://github.com/GsDevKit/GsDevKit_home/commit/ec42f736fd1a4149314d0aba608be6d66cb4820b


On 6/17/16 11:13 AM, BrunoBB via Glass wrote:
yum install -y deltarpm

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Dale,

/***************************************************************************/
... and you are trying to install the client on your windows machine or
in the centos vm?
/***************************************************************************/

The Centos server is headless (no gui). The client has to run on the Windows machine.

Regards,
Bruno

I understand that ... now ... I didn't know that you were doing that at
the time ... in fact very early on I recognized that the problem was
similar to a problem that I'd seen on windows before, but since you were
"installing a client on CentOs" I treated it as a separate problem ..

BTW, I recognized that I had added the ` yum -y install deltarpm`
without a `sudo` in front ... I've fixed that now ...

Dale


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Dale,

It seems that your script fixed the issue:
   updateGsDevKit -g

   deleteClient tode1

   createClient tode1

I can open the tODE image although "Tools" and "Windows" on tODE main menu are disabled.

regards
bruno

/************************************/
I can open the tODE image although "Tools" and "Windows" on tODE main menu are disabled.
/*******************************************/

Forgot this question...

It happend that i do NOT finished all steps  :(

I have to finish the steps first !

Regards,
Bruno