Error starting squeak for the first time
Sean Charles
bibbers at onetel.net.uk
Thu Jun 12 07:55:37 UTC 2003
>
> I'm a newcomer to squeak, and I apologise if this is a FAQ (I've
> searched for quite a while but didn't find anything).
>
> After spending quite some time trying to get squeak running on my
> system (SuSE Linux 8.1 - x86), I've run into the following problem: on
> starting squeak, it brings up a GUI, but any action I take (moving a
> scrollbar, clicking on anything etc) results in a debug window popping
> up saying:
>
Neil, I also run Squeak on Suse8.1 Professional...with no problems. I
hate to say it but I am using the standard download. However, your
problem re: missing glibc etc etc is not unknown to me! In the past I
have had some 'challenges' getting Squeak to run on Linux but the most
daring hack I ever had to pull, to avoid a rebuild(!) was to use 'ln
-s ...' to make Squeak think I had what it wanted and it has never let
me down!
Have a try at that first. If it still doesn't work then maybe I'll turn
the big PC on again and have a go myself!
Sean Charles
> ***System error handling failed***
> Error: Cannot truncate this number
> Debugger class>>openContext:label:contents:
> Error>>devDefaultAction
> Error>>defaultAction
> Error(Exception)>>signal
> Error(Exception)>>signal:
> Float(Object)>>error:
> Float>>truncated
> Float>>rounded
> Color>>setRed:green:blue:
> Color class>>r:g:b:
> Color class>>r:g:b:alpha:
> Color>>alphaMixed:with:
> Color>>veryMuchLighter
> PreDebugWindow(SystemWindow)>>paneColor:
> PreDebugWindow(SystemWindow)>>paneColor
> PreDebugWindow(SystemWindow)>>paneColorToUse
> PreDebugWindow(SystemWindow)>>extent:
> PreDebugWindow>>extent:
> PreDebugWindow(SystemWindow)>>initialize
> PreDebugWindow>>initialize
> --------------------------
> Type CR to enter an emergency evaluator.
> Type any other character to restart.
>
> I've not been able to get passed this point. Anyone know what the
> problem is?
>
> This is with a self-built 3.4.1 from the sources linked to from
> squeak.org download page. The reason I had to self-build is that all
> the rpms complain about me not having glibc 2.3 (despite the webpages
> saying that glibc 2.2 only is required). I'm using a 3.4-5170 build
> image file. Everything compiled and installed with no apparent problems.
>
> Can anyone give me a clue as to what could be wrong?
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Neil.
>
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