I have gotten it to work using j3j's suggestion on Ubuntu 10. I
needed to do the following apt-gets:
apt-get install tcl tk libc6-dev-i386
From there I downloaded the i386 binaries, copied them into ~/bin/
mozart.
export OZHOME=~/bin/mozart
export PATH=$PATH:$OZHOME/bin
Running 'oz' works successfully for me.
- orbitz
On Jul 20, 2010, at 10:16 AM, mark richardson wrote:
Hi,
I've been trying to get Mozart working on x64 for ages and this is
the closest I've come so far. Never had any success with a chroot!
I've been checking out the browser (tk.exe) problem - if you run
tk.exe from a command line it reports that it cannot find libX11.so.
6. Like this:
ubu...@ubuntu:/usr/local/mozart/bin$ tk.exe
tk.exe: error while loading shared libraries: libX11.so.6:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Does anyone know where Oz expects to find this library? It is
installed on the live system I'm using to test this and I've tried
copying it to the $OZHOME/platform/unknown-unknown/lib directory but
still no luck.
Regards
Mark
2010/7/20 Сергей Каунов <[email protected]>
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
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