> About Go 1.16.3, I had initially another problem when compiling. While
> running the compiler expected the bootstrapping files to be in a certain
> path. I think something like /tmp/glenda/.../..., so I renamed the path and
> it worked. I didn't check further though, but I'll check again
For everyone interested :
On 64 bit debian systems you need to install the X11 compatibility libraries
with
sudo apt-get install libx11-dev:i386
sudo apt-get install libxext-dev:i386
The same syntax is for the other libraries mentioned by David necessary.
Afterwards it compiles without
Thanks for your fast reply,
I'll try to find the way to install X11 compatibility libraries for debian 64
bit systems.
>
> a) When I typed fshalt I got an error that I don't have permissions to
> call /bin/echo. It seems like echo from the host system was called
> instead of echo
> While looking for a way to exchange files between a linux system and an
> hosted virtual machine running plan9 I found vx32 and 9vx. I couldn't
> master to compile it under a 64 bit Linux cause libX11 was missing as a
> compatible 32 bit library so I installed a 32 bit linux and everthing
>
While looking for a way to exchange files between a linux system and an hosted
virtual machine running plan9 I found vx32 and 9vx. I couldn't master to
compile it under a 64 bit Linux cause libX11 was missing as a compatible 32 bit
library so I installed a 32 bit linux and everthing compiled
> Please try with this bootstrap:
>
> http://9legacy.org/download/go/go1.16.3-plan9-amd64-bootstrap.tbz
I got the file, however, which has the same file size with that I tried...
>> Is the kernel working right?
>> What is 4100M loast?
>
> This kernel doesn't handle more than 4 GB of memory,
>
> I cannot compile go1.16.3 using go-plan9-amd64-bootstrap with error from
> /sys/lib/go/go-plan9-amd64-bootstrap/pkg/tool/plan9_amd64/compile
> like: io error.
>
> Does the bootstrap file is confirmed to work right?
Please try with this bootstrap:
About Go 1.16.3, I had initially another problem when compiling. While running
the compiler expected the bootstrapping files to be in a certain path. I think
something like /tmp/glenda/.../..., so I renamed the path and it worked. I
didn't check further though, but I'll check again later.
