[Newbies] SMMaintainableObject?

[Todd Blanchard]

There is probably a directory called 'sm' in the same directory as the image file.  Delete it and try again.


On Wednesday, August 02, 2006, at 09:54AM, Bakki Kudva <bakki.kudva at gmail.com> wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>I am new to the list and to SmallTalk. I just installed squeak on a
>Debian Sarge box yesterday and all went well. I had intalled Seaside
>and the required packages such as KomServices etc. It was all working
>great and I was having a great time with Seaside's intro tutorials.
>Then, in my ignorance when I quit I didn't save the image.
>
>Today when I start squeak I get...
>
>a progress bar -> Reading a stream and then..
>
>'Reading an instance of SMMaintainableObject, which modern class
>should I translate to?' popup dialog when I try to open the Package
>Loader.
>
>In the debugger it says...
>
>UndefinedObject(object)>>doesNotUnderstand: #classVersion
>
>When I first installed squeak I seem to remember at this point I got a
>msg which said something like you are using an older verison (of
>something) would you like to update? to which I said yes and it then
>displayed the package loader.
>
>I thought it would be simpler to reinstall so I deleted my image file
>in my home dir and reinstalled squeak from the tar.gz file and ran
>INSTALL again as root.
>
>Still the same problem. Can some one please shed some light on what's
>going on and how to fix this?
>
>TIA,
>
>bakki
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