JoeStrout / minimicro-sysdisk

Contents of the /sys disk for the Mini Micro virtual computer
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MiniMicro partially works on WSL! #7

Closed eddavis2 closed 1 year ago

eddavis2 commented 1 year ago

MiniMicro partially works on WSL!

But, it crashes if you try to mount a folder.

Probably a WSL problem. I'm probably missing certain packages, just don't know what ones.

JoeStrout commented 1 year ago

Neat! I guess? I mean, why not just use the Linux version of Mini Micro?

eddavis2 commented 1 year ago

Sorry, I wasn't clear. That was using the Linux version. It looks great, just crashes when I try to mount. Probably I'm missing a library/so file, but not sure how to know which one.

JoeStrout commented 1 year ago

You can work around this by mounting the desired folder when you launch, using the -usr argument. See: https://miniscript.org/wiki/Command-line_arguments

But it certainly shouldn't crash. If you can get any details (error message, etc.), please attach them here!

eddavis2 commented 1 year ago

Sadly, it does not give me any error message, except "Segmentation fault".  But no other details.

I tried the -usr switch, and that worked great!

Note however, that I also get "Segmentation fault" when I close the editor, by clicking on the [x].  Again, this is WSL, so probably not anything to fool with.

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You can work around this by mounting the desired folder when you launch, using the -usr argument. See: https://miniscript.org/wiki/Command-line_arguments

But it certainly shouldn't crash. If you can get any details (error message, etc.), please attach them here!

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juh9870 commented 1 year ago

Why not use the Windows version of MiniMicro if you are on Windows?

JoeStrout commented 1 year ago

(Closed this issue just to keep the issues list neat, as it seems no action is required.)