in: Fatal IO error
> 11 (Ressource temporairement non disponible) on X server :0.0.
Look like Flash crashes, not indicative of an X problem. Plus you're using
nspluginwrapper, so when Flash bombs, it appears to occur in the
npviewer.bin process.
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s to indicate that Ubuntu does not provide an amd64 kernel for i386
installations.
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r could just drop them as ia32-apt-get would handle
> the plugins depends properly.
It's from nspluginwrapper itself. The browser side part of the plugin links
against Gtk+.
I've not looked at the code itself, so I don't know why.
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kport to the 2.6.26 kernel in the first
lenny update set. Or hand packaging a more recent kernel for lenny.
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are linked into the executable and resolved at load
time, by using the ld.so path mechanism. This is done by the ELF loader.
Since dlopen() requires a full path to load a library, that has to be
compiled in at build time.
Remember: The error in this case is the Debian repack
class
error.
It shouldn't be too difficult to have proper 32-bit builds that use the -m32
gcc flag to build on a 64-bit system, but since the purpose of this is
almost purely to support binary only 32-bit applications, it's not been
fully supported in Debian.
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ib (or
/usr/lib32). You're right that gtk builds the library load path into the
binary, which is causing the load to fail as by the time 32-bit gtk is
repacked for 64-bit, the paths are all wrong.
> And the chroot should still work just fine.
Yes.
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and not without problems. I need to work out the cleanest way of packing up
non-native binaries for other architectures, and compile binaries for other
architectures. I've been playing with scratchbox2 and hope this will
suffice.
In any case, that's the plan of action!
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er)
MIME Type Description Suffixes Enabled
application/x-shockwave-flash Shockwave Flash swf Yes
application/futuresplashFutureSplash Player spl Yes
Somewhere in the list. You should be good to go now.
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c. I used to use that on the Hauppauge MediaMVP. Can you not rebuild
the ppc toolchain for 64-bit architecture? That is, if it doesn't already
work with ia32-libs installed.
rob.
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k a wrapper plugin to do that
natively.
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ort, but it covers most file formats without
needing external codecs), and nspluginwrapper gives flash support to 64-bit
systems.
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t works perfectly for about
75% of users and fails for the rest. We have a patch but it seems to make
matters worse for everyone.
I hope to release 0.9.91.5-2 before the end of the week. Fingers crossed.
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odule-assistant or nvidia-kernel-source will be fixed soon so we
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be well behaved for you.
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ldconfig, restarting your browser
If none of these things fix it for you, I don't know what to suggest. Have
you seen any notices about sound in ~/.xsession-errors ?
Kind regards,
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Let me know if this problem still persists after this. I will put a notice
in during upgrade for the next package release.
rob.
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oot to launch an application? I would advise against that,
although I have no firm reasoning as to why!
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could tell me if you are running any
exotic system performance enhancers, something like 'prelink',
'readahead' or 'preload'. In addition to the information I've requested
in the bug report.
Kind regards,
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we have this behaviour happening
with:
Iceape
Iceweasel
Also, what desktop environment are you using?
Thanks,
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PowerPC, but there's no Flash for that).
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On 13-Jul-2007 02:10.42 (BST), Douglas Allan Tutty wrote:
> Are there other things that you find iceweasel does better than
> konqueror?
NPRuntime scripting.
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and there until such a time that WebKit lands in KDE (i.e. KDE 4), since
WebKit's implementation improves the NPRuntime scripting no end.
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On 14-Jul-2007 02:10.10 (BST), Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> Though I couldn't find ia32-libs-gtk for etch (even though ia32-libs
> suggests it).
etch's ia32-libs contains a v1.2 Gtk+ library, which is insufficient (I
think!)
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tigate these at some point, and if it doesn't need to link against
Gtk+ I'll make another release that doesn't need it.
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est libc6 in sid
- the latest nspluginwrapper in sid (0.9.91.4-3)
If this problem still persists, could you please raise it as a bug against
nspluginwrapper and I'll look into it.
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ble (should move to testing, as
there should be no unexpected errors in there).
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er", since the refresh rate will be imposed by
the TFT itself, not the video card :)
My advice: Turn EDID back on. If it doesn't fix it, turn it back off and
read the display manual and put correct HorizSync/VertRefresh values into
the monitor section.
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> working.
A simplistic explanation is that it's an RPC mechanism - a client side runs
in 32-bit mode and loads the 32-bit plugin, and the server side is the
plugin that Iceweasel/Firefox/Konqueror runs.
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ackage before, but I will investigate.
Is there particular reason why you aren't using a 64-bit java virtual
machine? Or gcjwebplugin/java-gcj-compat-plugin?
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packaged for Debian, no.
As it would happen, Adobe Flash _is_ packaged, under the name
'flashplugin-nonfree'. There is a bug open to add nspluginwrapper support to
the package so it can install on amd64 machines.
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nels available for the i386
port.
Kind regards,
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the plugin environment on
architectures where the binary cannot be natively executed. This is noted in
the "features" section on the homepage:
"* Run Linux/i386 plugins through QEMU on Linux/ppc platforms"
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ginwrapper as well. I'm trying to work out if and how I can get
it working on non-amd64 machines (I have a ppc machine as well as amd64,
so I'd like to get it working on that as well).
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On 10-Apr-2007 09:48.10 (BST), Rob Andrews wrote:
> > dpkg: error processing
> > /var/cache/apt/archives/libc6_2.3.2.ds1-22sarge6_amd64.deb (--unpack):
> > trying to overwrite `/usr/lib64', which is also in package nsplugi
sarge package for
libc6. Is the nspluginwrapper package you are using a self-built package
or a backport from unstable?
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nspluginwrapper
Uff.
Can you tell me what the output of:
dpkg -S /usr/lib64
Is?
/usr/lib64 *should* be a symbolic link to /usr/lib on amd64 installations.
Can you also show me the output of:
ls -ld /usr/lib64
Thanks,
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-i $HOME/.mozilla/plugins32/
Then restart your browser.
If you have any problems with the package please feel free to email me.
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it just doesn't build.
Look at the per-package build logs at buildd.debian.org for more information.
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here is a good reason why
it isn't.
The package you are speaking of is a wrapper for win32 DLLs as gstreamer
decoders. Unfortunately, you cannot use win32 DLLs in a 64-bit environment -
instead you will need to install a 32-bit chroot to use gstreamer0.10-pitfdll.
This is why the package is
ist was not complete at the
time. This may still be the case. If that's the case, you'll need to check
that your card is listed in the X700 cards within the source of mesa -
apt-get install source mesa, inspect the PCI IDs and rebuild.
HTH,
rob
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-libs.
That's actually answered a previous query I had posted to -amd64 and
-mentors, since I'm trying to produce a package for nspluginwrapper (use
32-bit plugins in Mozilla/Firefox for amd64).
I had totally missed that thread. Thanks!
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a lib32gtk2.0-0 package.
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braries in
/emul/ia32-linux, but the big missing piece of the puzzle is libgtk2.0,
specifically a i386 library for it to link against.
Is it likely that we'll see a lib32gtk2.0-0 package in the forthcoming
future? Google hints that one may have existed in the past.
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