What's the approach for getting the 3.9 VM running on Debian on amd_64 hardware? I used the Linux 32-bit binary of the VM and tried to run it with 'squeak -headless my.image' and, while a squeak process does appear in top, but I can't access WAKom/Seaside which should be running on port 8080.
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Hi chad.
In fact, exists 64 bits images, but you can run a 32 bit without problems in a platform such as your system. For verify the Kom Status. open the process browser . In the world menu.. open.. process browser and then search for a process witch name start with seaside... if this process does'nt exists, you must start the kom server whit WAKomEncoded startOn: 8080. in the Workspace. you can verify if process listen in the correct port by: in the SO shell as root o with sudo netstat -puta | grep squeak Regards... Sorry by my English. cnantais escribió: What's the approach for getting the 3.9 VM running on Debian on amd_64 hardware? I used the Linux 32-bit binary of the VM and tried to run it with 'squeak -headless my.image' and, while a squeak process does appear in top, but I can't access WAKom/Seaside which should be running on port 8080. Chad --
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Thanks Diogenes.
However, I'm running "-headless" so I can't open the process browser. Is there a way to interact with the image from the command line? "netstat -puta | grep squeak" yields nothing. Chad
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ummmm, well, if you can modify the imagein an other enviroment, squeak
have a VNC server implimention. in this way you can access to image. in
your enviroment.
by the way,, message file..is ok? you have seaside open the port the iptables? Diogenes.. cnantais escribió: Thanks Diogenes. However, I'm running "-headless" so I can't open the process browser. Is there a way to interact with the image from the command line? "netstat -puta | grep squeak" yields nothing. Chad Diogenes Moreira wrote:Hi chad. In fact, exists 64 bits images, but you can run a 32 bit without problems in a platform such as your system. For verify the Kom Status. open the process browser . In the world menu.. open.. process browser and then search for a process witch name start with seaside... if this process does'nt exists, you must start the kom server whit WAKomEncoded startOn: 8080. in the Workspace. you can verify if process listen in the correct port by: in the SO shell as root o with sudo netstat -puta | grep squeak Regards... Sorry by my English. cnantais escribió:What's the approach for getting the 3.9 VM running on Debian on amd_64 hardware? I used the Linux 32-bit binary of the VM and tried to run it with 'squeak -headless my.image' and, while a squeak process does appear in top, but I can't access WAKom/Seaside which should be running on port 8080. Chad-- Lic. Diogenes Alberto Moreira http://sem-e-tech.com.ar <http://www.sem-e-tech.com.ar> http://officious.st <http://officious.st> http://www.integrasolutions.com.ar <http://www.integrasolutions.com.ar> "Las personas felices se permiten ser felices; Las infelices siguen haciendo cosas que aborrecen y las perjudican contibuyendo a su infelicidad." Dr. David Niven _______________________________________________ Beginners mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/beginners _______________________________________________ Beginners mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/beginners |
For some unknown reason, it works now.
Thanks for your help. Chad
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