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EuanM

Squeak 5 on Raspberry Pi

I've just put the latest stable Squeak 5 folder on my Raspberry Pi. (on Raspbian)

Executing the squeak.sh file does nothing.

What other steps should I be taking?

Herbert König

Re: Squeak 5 on Raspberry Pi

Hi,

it worked out of the box for me. Only thing I can think of is that you
unzipped the file on a different computer and didn't preserve the
execution rights.

Did you put the zip on your Pi and unzipped it there?

Cheers,

Herbert

Am 05.11.2015 um 10:13 schrieb EuanM:

> I've just put the latest stable Squeak 5 folder on my Raspberry Pi. (on
> Raspbian)
>
> Executing the squeak.sh file does nothing.
>
> What other steps should I be taking?
>
>
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EuanM

Re: Squeak 5 on Raspberry Pi

I'll try that this time (I had saved the zip to a mounted network
drive the first time).

Yep - all working now. And so *fast* (I have it running next to
Pharo, which is unusable slow as a GUI. Whereas Squeak 5 is zipping
along at Windows desktop speeds on the Pi (Model B).

sudo chown -R pi mySqueakDirectory recursively changed the ownership
of the folder (called 'mySqueakDirectory' and all its sub-folders and
files

sudo (to do work as the superuser)
chown (to change ownership of the folder and its contents)
-R to (to recursively change the ownership of the folder and all its
files, and the sub-folders and all their files)
pi to change the ownership to be belonging to Raspbian user account 'pi'
mySqueakDirectory ( Alternatively ./mySqueakDirectory the name of
the directory that Squeak
is installed in

On 5 November 2015 at 13:44, Herbert König <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> it worked out of the box for me. Only thing I can think of is that you
> unzipped the file on a different computer and didn't preserve the execution
> rights.
>
> Did you put the zip on your Pi and unzipped it there?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Herbert
>
>
> Am 05.11.2015 um 10:13 schrieb EuanM:
>>
>> I've just put the latest stable Squeak 5 folder on my Raspberry Pi. (on
>> Raspbian)
>>
>> Executing the squeak.sh file does nothing.
>>
>> What other steps should I be taking?
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> View this message in context:
>> http://forum.world.st/Squeak-5-on-Raspberry-Pi-tp4859314.html
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ipstone

Re: Squeak 5 on Raspberry Pi

Hello,

I have a different scenario - on a arm based chromebook (Asus flip 10), running under crouton/ubuntu. Somehow when I unzipped the all-in-one, and run the squeak.sh, it says:
"core error dump" ...

Is there something special here, that makes it different with Pi? or there are some missing packages that I need to install. Ubuntu itself has Squeak 3.9 as package, but that's too dated ...

thanks,

Isaac

Kirk Fraser

Re: Squeak 5 on Raspberry Pi

I misplaced a USB keyboard device so I can't look it up on my Raspbery Pi right now, sorry, but I was told on the Pi Forum to unzip Squeak on another machine then copy the few required files to the Pi, then run it. Eventually I got it under the Squeak directory and icon that comes standard on the Pi. Right now I don't recall those few file names, perhaps look my name up on the Pi forum and you'll find the conversation. It's something like Squeak's sources, changes, VM file, and .sh to execute it in Linux.

On Thu, Mar 17, 2016 at 6:24 AM, ipstone <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hello,

I have a different scenario - on a arm based chromebook (Asus flip 10),
running under crouton/ubuntu. Somehow when I unzipped the all-in-one, and
run the squeak.sh, it says:
"core error dump" ...

Is there something special here, that makes it different with Pi? or there
are some missing packages that I need to install. Ubuntu itself has Squeak
3.9 as package, but that's too dated ...

thanks,

Isaac

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Kirk Fraser

Re: Squeak 5 on Raspberry Pi

Here is a more up to date set of instructions.

https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=77&t=141473

On Thu, Mar 17, 2016 at 5:34 PM, Kirk Fraser <[hidden email]> wrote:

I misplaced a USB keyboard device so I can't look it up on my Raspbery Pi right now, sorry, but I was told on the Pi Forum to unzip Squeak on another machine then copy the few required files to the Pi, then run it. Eventually I got it under the Squeak directory and icon that comes standard on the Pi. Right now I don't recall those few file names, perhaps look my name up on the Pi forum and you'll find the conversation. It's something like Squeak's sources, changes, VM file, and .sh to execute it in Linux.

On Thu, Mar 17, 2016 at 6:24 AM, ipstone <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hello,

I have a different scenario - on a arm based chromebook (Asus flip 10),
running under crouton/ubuntu. Somehow when I unzipped the all-in-one, and
run the squeak.sh, it says:
"core error dump" ...

Is there something special here, that makes it different with Pi? or there
are some missing packages that I need to install. Ubuntu itself has Squeak
3.9 as package, but that's too dated ...

thanks,

Isaac

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