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Installers for LaserWeb4
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32-bit linux #14

Open loefstrand opened 6 years ago

loefstrand commented 6 years ago

The laserweb-builder-v4.0.993-130-x86_64.AppImage dosen't work on 32-bit Linux. It looks like it is only made for 64-bit.

jorgerobles commented 6 years ago

Correct. That is why the file is suffixed x86_64

El dom., 3 jun. 2018 16:48, loefstrand notifications@github.com escribió:

The laserweb-builder-v4.0.993-130-x86_64.AppImage dosen't work on 32-bit Linux. It looks like it is only made for 64-bit.

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loefstrand commented 6 years ago

Then the information "Go to https://github.com/LaserWeb/LaserWeb4-Binaries/releases and download the AppImage for x86 or x64 from linux32 or linux64 respectively" in the wiki is easy to misunderstand. So where can I get the LaserWeb AppImage for x86 (linux32)?

jorgerobles commented 6 years ago

I suppose there were linux 32 builds sometime ago, but fell obsolete when changed to travis builds. I'm aware of this already https://github.com/LaserWeb/LaserWeb4-Binaries/issues/13

2018-06-03 19:50 GMT+02:00 loefstrand notifications@github.com:

Then the information in the wiki is easy to misunderstand the information "Go to https://github.com/LaserWeb/LaserWeb4-Binaries/releases and download the AppImage for x86 or x64 from linux32 or linux64 respectively". So where can I get the LaserWeb AppImage for x86 (linux32)?

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loefstrand commented 6 years ago

Then I can just scrap trying to use LaserWeb and continue with VisiCut instead.

FearNaBoinne commented 6 years ago

Just curious: Why linux 32 bit? The last 32-bit Intel CPUs are from 2003 I think?

jorgerobles commented 6 years ago

It's a travis misconfiguration issue. I tried to build a lin32 just after you sent the github issue but travis errored. Sorry.

El lun., 4 jun. 2018 2:23, Francesco Peeters (AKA CescoAiel) < notifications@github.com> escribió:

Just curious: Why linux 32 bit? The last 32-bit Intel CPUs are from 2003 I think?

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loefstrand commented 6 years ago

https://github.com/LaserWeb/LaserWeb4-Binaries/issues/14#issuecomment-394204601 Because I have a ASUS eeebox with SSD in perfect working condition, that I want to reuse....

goosenphil commented 6 years ago

I'm also interested in this, since I would like to run this on a Intel Edison. It seems the build fails when installing electron with npm.

goosenphil commented 6 years ago

I managed to get it working. All you need to do is follow the Raspberry Pi build instructions, it will throw an error when attempting to install electron, just run this command before "npm install" and it will work:

sudo npm install -g electron --unsafe-perm=true --allow-root