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Wilfred van Velzen | Paul Quinn | Re: Linux beta |
August 9, 2017 10:27 AM * |
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Hi Paul, On 2017-08-09 18:09:11, you wrote to me: WvV>> At least it didn't crash right away! PQ> You're sick & twisted, just like me. I was expecting the same thing. Part of your job as a software developper is imagining what can go wrong and adapt your code to it. So being a pesimist makes you a good developper. PQ>>> More on this later, once I get out of bed. WvV>> I'll stay tuned... PQ> No improvement. I took the binaries to my test vBox, did a 'blind' install PQ> of the libc.so.6 package available for Puppy (i.e. not knowing if it was PQ> already installed). Then rebooted (eek! it's second reboot in a year!). PQ> Re-ran "./fmail[Enter]" and this time got two error lines. The first error PQ> referred to libc.so.6 as being from GLIBC 2.7 and then the second error as PQ> for the first, above. PQ> I suspect a glitch in your 64-bit configs but take that with a grain of PQ> salt, as I am not even a 'novice' in such things. I'm hanging out for a PQ> makefile solution, for a local build. I've already been working on PQ> solutions for my predicament since March last year. I can wait. I'll try building a statically linked binary again first. Maybe just ftools as that would be more simple as a test case... PQ> I may try another vBox of a more modern OS but that be months away... That would be better! Bye, Wilfred. --- FMail-lnx64 2.1.0.17-B20170711 * Origin: FMail development HQ (2:280/464) |
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