Bert Freudenberg wrote:
> On 03.03.2011, at 18:31, Juan Vuletich wrote:
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>> Bert Freudenberg wrote:
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>>> On 03.03.2011, at 17:30, Juan Vuletich wrote:
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>>>> I guess I succeeded installing it. Now trying to run like this
>>>> sh squeak.sh ../../imagename.image (in .../bin/) gives 'libGLU.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory / could not find display driver vm-display-x11; wither: / -check that /udr/local/lib/squeak/4.4.7-2357/vm-display-x11.so exists or / ...'
>>>> There's no vm-display-x11.so in the folder from the installation, but there is a so.vm-display... so copying this to have the '.so' at the end... Get the same error. I'm almost giving up.
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>>> Well, you're almost there ;)
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>>> You need either the tar.gz or the .sh, not both. After extracting, you can either install it, or run directly from where you installed it.
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>>> The libGLU error you are getting now indicates the VM loads successfully. But the vm-display-x11 is linked to OpenGL. The XO has no OpenGL libraries installed. So what you need to do is copy the system's so.vm-display-x11 (from /usr/lib/squeak) to your new VM directory, overwriting the current version. Then everything should be fine. The system version was compiled without OpenGL support.
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>> Did that. Get same error as before...
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>> Also tried the 'all in one' Cuis (based on Squeak's). The included .sh file does 'uname -m' to find out about the CPU. The answer on the XO is i586, not i686, and therefore 'all in one' can't run. I wonder if this would affect the stand alone linux vm, too...
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> Unlikely. You would get a different error if this was the problem.
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> I'd guess the VM inside the all-in-one is actually an i386 one, so it would run on anything newer than that, too. We should change the script.
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Right. Patched the script so it would attempt running and got again the 
vm-display-X11 errors.

> You really just need to make it use the right vm-display-x11 module. Do an ldd on it to see what it links to.
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It points to stuff in /usr/lib/ , i.e. the version used by the original 
vm that came with the system.

Anyway, I've already spent more time on this than I have... If someone 
succeeds in running a closures image on the XO, I'd like to know. (Same 
for WinCE, btw)

Thanks for your help.

Juan Vuletich

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