1. v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by evanmars Feb 11, 2015
- 2343 views
Is there a 64-bit Linux version of OE v4.0.5 source code?
I'm running Slax. Not sure I can use the .deb package.
2. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by _tom (admin) Feb 11, 2015
- 2361 views
Is there a 64-bit Linux version of OE v4.0.5 source code?
I'm running Slax. Not sure I can use the .deb package.
Deb packages for oe4 for 32-bit and 64-bit both contain 32 bit binaries. The "64-bit" is just an installer required by 64-bit systems. (Version oE4.1 will be a genuine 64-bit system.)
The slax deb2sb utility should work to make a module. Try whichever .deb you have on hand.
_tom
3. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by evanmars Feb 11, 2015
- 2317 views
Is there a 64-bit Linux version of OE v4.0.5 source code?
I'm running Slax. Not sure I can use the .deb package.
Deb packages for oe4 for 32-bit and 64-bit both contain 32 bit binaries. The "64-bit" is just an installer required by 64-bit systems. (Version oE4.1 will be a genuine 64-bit system.)
The slax deb2sb utility should work to make a module. Try whichever .deb you have on hand.
_tom
Thanks. Just installed Slax and didn't know about the deb2sb utility.
I noticed that all versions in the downloads are 32-bit, so I figured the 64-bit was just for building.
4. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by Ekhnat0n Feb 11, 2015
- 2333 views
where can i find v4.05 64-bit?
wkr
Ekhnat0n
5. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by _tom (admin) Feb 11, 2015
- 2305 views
where can i find v4.05 64-bit?
wkr
Ekhnat0n
There is no oE4.05 "64-bit binary" only an installer for 32-bit binary required for a 64-bit system.
_tom
6. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by Ekhnat0n Feb 11, 2015
- 2293 views
where can i find v4.05 64-bit?
wkr
Ekhnat0n
There is no oE4.05 "64-bit binary" only an installer for 32-bit binary required for a 64-bit system.
_tom
JUST the installer will do 4 now as i intend to upgrade 32-bits to 64-bits myself
over the next month or so (IF i can find time 2 do so)
wkr
antoine
7. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Feb 11, 2015
- 2309 views
where can i find v4.05 64-bit?
wkr
Ekhnat0n
There is no oE4.05 "64-bit binary" only an installer for 32-bit binary required for a 64-bit system.
_tom
JUST the installer will do 4 now as i intend to upgrade 32-bits to 64-bits myself
over the next month or so (IF i can find time 2 do so
wkr
antoine
Patches for a 64bit 4.0.5 will not be accepted.
8. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by Ekhnat0n Feb 11, 2015
- 2292 views
Okay
IF SO
I will go and create my own version of 64-bits Euphoria
EVEN if I have to go the xtra mile to do it all alone
antoine
9. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Feb 11, 2015
- 2300 views
Okay
IF SO
I will go and create my own version of 64-bits Euphoria
antoine
More power to you.
Of course, you can also work on finding and fixing bugs in 64bit 4.1.0 ... just saying.
10. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by mattlewis (admin) Feb 11, 2015
- 2290 views
Okay
IF SO
I will go and create my own version of 64-bits Euphoria
EVEN if I have to go the xtra mile to do it all alone
antoine
We have a 64-bit version in 4.1. Euphoria up to 4.0 has a lot of 32-bitisms baked into it. I'm not going to stop you from starting down this path, but it's a lot of work and it's already been done.
Matt
11. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by Ekhnat0n Feb 11, 2015
- 2310 views
Okay
IF SO
I will go and create my own version of 64-bits Euphoria
antoine
More power to you.
Of course, you can also work on finding and fixing bugs in 64bit 4.1.0 ... just saying.
Finding bugs in someone else's code is far harder 4 me
than
reprogging it the fastest and most logical way myself
antoine
12. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by jimcbrown (admin) Feb 11, 2015
- 2315 views
Okay
IF SO
I will go and create my own version of 64-bits Euphoria
antoine
More power to you.
Of course, you can also work on finding and fixing bugs in 64bit 4.1.0 ... just saying.
Finding bugs in someone else's code is far harder 4 me
than
reprogging it the fastest and most logical way myself
antoine
But you offerred to port 4.0.5 to 64bit? This doesn't make sense.
13. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by mattlewis (admin) Feb 11, 2015
- 2288 views
More power to you.
Of course, you can also work on finding and fixing bugs in 64bit 4.1.0 ... just saying.
Finding bugs in someone else's code is far harder 4 me
than
reprogging it the fastest and most logical way myself
antoine
I can definitely understand that. But that's not really what you're doing if you're trying to start with 4.0 and make it 64-bits. I'm just not comprehending the motivation here. Are you looking to fork euphoria?
Matt
14. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by Ekhnat0n Feb 11, 2015
- 2306 views
Not porting but progging the essentials my own way
which would make no difference for the users
as they wouldn't have to worry abt the inner-working
wkr
antoine
AND I will fork to a better and faster Euphoria
if no-one does cooperate or reply 2 my other posts AT ALL
15. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by mattlewis (admin) Feb 11, 2015
- 2268 views
Not porting but progging the essentials my own way
which would make no difference for the users
as they wouldn't have to worry abt the inner-working
wkr
antoine
AND I will fork to a better and faster Euphoria
if no-one does cooperate or reply 2 my other posts AT ALL
Ok. Have fun, then!
Matt
16. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by evanmars Feb 11, 2015
- 2254 views
Is there a 64-bit Linux version of OE v4.0.5 source code?
I'm running Slax. Not sure I can use the .deb package.
Deb packages for oe4 for 32-bit and 64-bit both contain 32 bit binaries. The "64-bit" is just an installer required by 64-bit systems. (Version oE4.1 will be a genuine 64-bit system.)
The slax deb2sb utility should work to make a module. Try whichever .deb you have on hand.
_tom
Sorry to bring this back to my issue instead of taking over the world, but...
So deb2sb worked great. No problem making a module and activating it.
Now my problem is that although eui is in /usr/bin with read, write, and execute permissions, when I try to run it I get "/usr/bin/eui: no such file or directory"
Being fairly noobish with Linux in general and Slax specifically (although I do run Slackware now and again on my home computer without too much trouble), I'm not sure what to do next. If RTFM is the answer, that is fine. I know this isn't a Linux forum, but an OE one, and my problem is most likely a Linux one.
17. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by ghaberek (admin) Feb 11, 2015
- 2240 views
Sorry to bring this back to my issue instead of taking over the world, but...
So deb2sb worked great. No problem making a module and activating it.
Now my problem is that although eui is in /usr/bin with read, write, and execute permissions, when I try to run it I get "/usr/bin/eui: no such file or directory"
Being fairly noobish with Linux in general and Slax specifically (although I do run Slackware now and again on my home computer without too much trouble), I'm not sure what to do next. If RTFM is the answer, that is fine. I know this isn't a Linux forum, but an OE one, and my problem is most likely a Linux one.
You could be missing or have mismatched system libraries. What is the output of "ldd /usr/bin/eui"? Make note of any "not found" entries.
-Greg
18. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by andi49 Feb 11, 2015
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Hi
Is there a 64-bit Linux version of OE v4.0.5 source code?
I'm running Slax. Not sure I can use the .deb package.
I'am not really sure but, i do not think Slax is Multiarch out of the Box.
Means, you can't run 32bit programs on a 64bit installation.
OE4.0.x is 32bit only (even if there are 64bit installer).
You could be missing or have mismatched system libraries. What is the output of "ldd /usr/bin/eui"? Make note of any "not found" entries.
-Greg
Like he said, ldd should point this out (missing 32bit libs and subsystem).
http://www.slax.org/eu/blog/21842-Multiarch-support-for-Slax.html
Andreas
19. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by evanmars Feb 12, 2015
- 2180 views
[quote ghaberek]
...snip...
You could be missing or have mismatched system libraries. What is the output of "ldd /usr/bin/eui"? Make note of any "not found" entries.
-Greg
Well, actually it tells me that eui is not a dynamically executable file.
20. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by ghaberek (admin) Feb 12, 2015
- 2187 views
You could be missing or have mismatched system libraries. What is the output of "ldd /usr/bin/eui"? Make note of any "not found" entries.
Well, actually it tells me that eui is not a dynamically executable file.
Interesting. What does "file /usr/bin/eui" give you?
Like he said, ldd should point this out (missing 32bit libs and subsystem).
http://www.slax.org/eu/blog/21842-Multiarch-support-for-Slax.html
You probably have to activate the multiarch-libs module like Andreas pointed out.
slax activate multiarch-libs
-Greg
21. Re: v4.0.5 64-bit Linux?
- Posted by evanmars Feb 12, 2015
- 2148 views
Yeah, activating the multi-arch libs did the trick.
Thanks everyone.
