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In reply to this post by Ian Piumarta-2
Ian Piumarta wrote:
> Folks, > > Source code, pre-loaded VMM image, precompiled Linux/386 and Darwin/ PPC > binaries available. > > http://squeakvm.org/unix/ > > Enjoy, > Ian > I am no expert in VM area. Nonetheless since Squeak is not part of my distribution (Debian GNU/Linux) when I want it, I compile it from the source code you provide. I have tried the new one with the following results: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - the README file mentions command ../platforms/unix/config/configure That file is located elswhere. If that note is supposed to be precize (the user is supposed to run it from the suggested `bld' directory) I guess that the note should be: ../unix/config/configure - If my system lacked `X11/Xlib.h', the configuration script succeeded. I guess that it should have complained and failed instead because the plugin was not buildable. - The `make install' failed with the following error message: rm /usr/local/lib/squeak/3.9-4/*.la /bin/sh /home/kosik/tmp/Squeak-3.9-4/platforms/unix/config/mkinstalldirs /usr/local/doc/squeak /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 /home/kosik/tmp/Squeak-3.9-4/platforms/unix/doc/COPYING /usr/local/doc/squeak /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 /home/kosik/tmp/Squeak-3.9-4/platforms/unix/doc/COPYRIGHT /usr/local/doc/squeak /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 /home/kosik/tmp/Squeak-3.9-4/platforms/unix/doc/LICENSE /usr/local/doc/squeak /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 /home/kosik/tmp/Squeak-3.9-4/platforms/unix/doc/README.Contributing /usr/local/doc/s queak /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 /home/kosik/tmp/Squeak-3.9-4/platforms/unix/doc/README.Keyboard /usr/local/doc/squea k /usr/bin/install -c -m 644 /home/kosik/tmp/Squeak-3.9-4/platforms/unix/doc/README.Sound /usr/local/doc/squeak gzip -f9 /usr/local/doc/squeak/* gzip: /usr/local/doc/squeak/COPYING.gz already has .gz suffix -- unchanged gzip: /usr/local/doc/squeak/COPYRIGHT.gz already has .gz suffix -- unchanged gzip: /usr/local/doc/squeak/LICENSE.gz already has .gz suffix -- unchanged gzip: /usr/local/doc/squeak/README.Contributing.gz already has .gz suffix -- unchanged gzip: /usr/local/doc/squeak/README.Keyboard.gz already has .gz suffix -- unchanged gzip: /usr/local/doc/squeak/README.Sound.gz already has .gz suffix -- unchanged make: *** [install-doc] Error 2 - After shuch partial installation the squeak cannot be run. If I try to run it, I get a following error: could not find display driver vm-display-X11; either: - check that /usr/local/lib/squeak/3.9-4/vm-display-X11.so exists, or - use the '-plugins <path>' option to tell me where it is, or - remove DISPLAY from your environment. Aborted (core dumped) The file `/usr/local/lib/squeak/3.9-4/vm-display-X11.so' indeed misses. In `/usr/local/lib/squeak/3.9-4/' directory there are only the following files: PseudoTTYPlugin squeak UnixOSProcessPlugin vm-display-fbdev vm-display-null vm-sound-null vm-sound-OSS I am not sure what's wrong. The external vm-display-X11.so does not appear to occur in conjunction with the older VM (3.7-7) I was using hitherto. I do not deny errors from my side. I followed instructions in your README file. Best regards... -- Matej Kosik |
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Alain Plantec wrote:
> Matej Kosik a écrit : > >> Ian Piumarta wrote: >> >> >>> Folks, >>> >>> Source code, pre-loaded VMM image, precompiled Linux/386 and Darwin/ PPC >>> binaries available. >>> >>> http://squeakvm.org/unix/ >>> >>> Enjoy, >>> Ian >>> >>> >> >> >> Hello, >> >> I am no expert in VM area. Nonetheless since Squeak is not part of my >> distribution (Debian GNU/Linux) > > I work on a Debian (Sarge, Stable). I've installed the tar.gz and all is > ok without having to compile it. > alain > New virtual machine consumes (also in conjunction with the freshly downloaded image) most of the CPU (99% without doing anything). The old VM did not do that (it consumed in quiescent state about 15% of the CPU). (In conjunction with the same image). Does this happen also on your computers? (I am just curious) -- Matej Kosik |
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Ian Piumarta wrote:
> Folks, > > Source code, pre-loaded VMM image, precompiled Linux/386 and Darwin/ PPC > binaries available. > > http://squeakvm.org/unix/ > Hello, I have observed the following problem with current (but it might be also the problem of the previous) version: when I do not (yet) have ~/.npsqueak directory, the squeak browser plugin itself refuses to work. It does so because it (before it executes `npsqueakrun') checks whether the plugin image exists inside ~/.npsqueak. If not, it prints an error message (which can be observed on stderr) and terminates. The squeaklet is not shown. My proposal is, that the plugin should ignore the fact whether ~/.npsqueak exists or not. It should go ahead and execute `npsqueakrun'. Did you also notice this problem? If yes, it can be easily correct for example as follows: The changed `npsqueak.c' file is even simpler than before. I.e instead of this: { char* img_dir_v[PATH_MAX]= {user_img_dir, SYSTEM_IMG_DIR"/"}; if (findFileInPaths(plugin->imageName, imagename, 2, img_dir_v) == 0){ fprintf(stderr, "Squeak Plugin: Image file not found: %s\n", imagename); if (failureUrl){ fprintf(stderr, "Squeak Plugin: going to failure URL: %s\n", failureUrl); plugin->failureUrl= NPN_StrDup(failureUrl); }else { fprintf(stderr, "Squeak Plugin: no failure URL: \n"); return NPERR_GENERIC_ERROR; } } plugin->argv[6]= NPN_StrDup(plugin->imageName); } there should be: { char* img_dir_v[PATH_MAX]= {user_img_dir, SYSTEM_IMG_DIR"/"}; if (findFileInPaths(plugin->imageName, imagename, 2, img_dir_v) == 0){ /* The `~/.npsqueak' directory does not exist yet. No problem. * The `npsqueakrun' script will create it. */ strcpy(plugin->imageName, user_img_dir); strcat(plugin->imageName, "/SqueakPlugin.image"); } plugin->argv[6]= NPN_StrDup(plugin->imageName); } I have tried it and it worked for me. Regards -- Matej Kosik |
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