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johnramsden / pathofexile-flatpak

Path of Exile Flatpak
https://flatpakrepo.johnramsden.ca
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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execvp ldconfig exec format error #1

Closed wichtounet closed 6 years ago

wichtounet commented 6 years ago

Hi,

First of all, thanks a lot for this :)

I'm trying to use it on my computer. It seems the installation went fine, but the execution did not go as well: 

> flatpak run ca.johnramsden.pathofexile
execvp ldconfig: Exec format error
error: ldconfig failed, exit status 256

My guess is simply that this requires 32bit support and my system is installed in full 64bit mode.

Is that correct ?

Thanks

johnramsden commented 6 years ago

That's strange, the flatpak should be able to run the 32 bit application since it should include the runtime necessary. Do you have the 32 bit gnome runtime 'org.gnome.Platform/i386/3.28' installed?

Could you also try running strace -o log -f flatpak run ca.johnramsden.pathofexile? It will write to a file log, could you attach the contents?

wichtounet commented 6 years ago

In my case, I don't even have 32bit support in my kernel :P

I was hoping that the flatpack would only use the 64bits version of POE.

I put the log online (https://gist.github.com/wichtounet/bf2e588a652d1e5d00aa8a58cd6969a2), but I don't think it'll help.

Thanks for the support, but I don't think I can run POE on a pure 64bits linux system.

johnramsden commented 6 years ago

@wichtounet I was under the assumption that there shouldn't be a problem running a 32-bit flatpak on a 64-bit host with the bundled 32-bit runtime.

Either way, I am trying to get POE working properly using 64bit only, if you want to open a new issue for a 64-bit package I can keep you informed on the progress.

wichtounet commented 6 years ago

@johnramsden Sorry, totally forgot this post :(

I would love if it would work on a 64 bit only system.

Even with a 32-bit runtime bundled, you would still need kernel support for 32bit emulation. I don't mind recompiling my kernel, just saying. It's still much better than to install full 32 bits libraries.

johnramsden commented 6 years ago

@wichtounet I tried to get a package working last week, and I'm working on it in a separate branch. Unfortunately it's a bit more complicated than I originally thought because even 64-bit wine requires 32-bit libraries for most software meaning I need to do a WoW64 build of wine. I'm not sure what the recommended way is to get a 64bit flatpack with the required multilib libraries at build time is, but I posted a message to the mailing list requesting some help.