2009/2/26 Casimiro de Almeida Barreto <casimiro.barreto at gmail.com>:
> Klaus D. Witzel escreveu:
>> On Sun, 22 Feb 2009 18:53:24 +0100, Rob Rothwell wrote:
>>
>>> Perhaps naively, I simply downloaded the binaries and used them to
>>> open a
>>> 3.10 dev image, which seemed to work fine, FreeType and all...
>>
>> :)
>>
>>> So...from the helpful doits, it seems that you prepare a second image
>>> that carries out the native processes for you?
>>
>> Yes, "classic" Hydra loads the second .image from file and mitosis
>> Hydra populates (the second) an empty .image from am arrayOfObjects
>> passed in.
> Did the same. I loaded Hydra upon a "dev" image to which I included
> VMMaker (otherwise the VMMaker supplied with Hydra fails to load). Then
> I created a 'hydra.image' via:
>    HydraVM saveAsHeadlessImage: 'hydra.image'.
> Next I tried (via workspace):
>
> HydraVM loadAndRunNewImage: 'hydra.image'.
>
> and it caused the following error: 'HydraVM
> class(Object)>>primitiveFailed ...

are you sure you running HydraVM? (HydraVM isHydra  "print-it")
You can do save-as-headless-image using any VM, but to run second
image you need Hydra VM.



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Best regards,
Igor Stasenko AKA sig.