Thank you! It was a clever move, and the emulator started normally as it used to do long ago. ☺ But on the Browse invocation I've been introduced to a new error:
%************************ Error: Tk module ********************** %** %** Graphics engine (tk.exe) crashed or could not be started %** %**-------------------------------------------------------------- I really think about migrating to a VirtualBox, it seems an easiest way to me for CTM study. ☹ В Втр, 20/07/2010 в 12:00 +0200, [email protected] пишет: > i'm sure there people who know much more about this than me but > perhaps they > are on vaction; > > i can tell you that my students with 64 bit machines had a problem > installing oz; here is a partial solution found by one of them: > > Here is what I did to get Mozart running on my 64 bit Ubuntu: > > 1) Acquire binary tarball from > http://www.mozart-oz.org/download/vi...&version=1.4.0 > 2) Make sure libc*-i386 (called libc6-i386 in newer versions of > ubuntu) is installed > 3) Unpack the tarball into /home/kunwoo/dev (or anywhere else that is > convenient) (I'm assuming you'll want something like /home/jaz/dev) > 4) Rename the folder /home/kunwoo/dev/mozart/platform/linux-i486 > to /home/kunwoo/dev/mozart/platform/unknown-unknown (I don't know why, > but it is necessary) > > Now change the PATH in /etc/environment -- Сергей Каунов <[email protected]> _________________________________________________________________________________ mozart-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.mozart-oz.org/mailman/listinfo/mozart-users
