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rewolff / fadecandy

Fadecandy software with added support for the bitwizard WS2812 board.
MIT License
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Bad CPU type in executable #1

Open mxwllcarmack opened 2 months ago

mxwllcarmack commented 2 months ago

Tried to run the fcserver-osc and got this bad CPU type in executable error. Any ideas?

rewolff commented 2 months ago

Hi, To push a (small) change to a maintainer on github you have to create a copy of the project. You're now in "a copy".

I'd expect "bad cpu type in executable" to be an error message if you compiled it for a different cpu than what you have. (or if you're trying to run the executable for the microcontroller on the host.

mxwllcarmack commented 2 months ago

The bad CPU type is the error that I’m getting in terminal when I try to run the pre-compiled osx binary.When I try to compile it myself using make submodules that’s when I’m getting git errors. I tried this on two computers one as a modern MacBook (M1 Apple Silicon) the other 2014 Intel Mac mini and got identical errors.Are you able to run the OSX pre-built or make this as according to the read me to get the fadecandy server running on a Mac computer yourself? If you have any advice as to how I can get fadecandy server running it would be great I had it working on an old laptop that died I have a large installation that uses fade. I have custom .json on file for all the mapping, but I’m just trying to get the fadecandy server running on this machine. Thanks!!-ms e n t  v i a  m o b i l e 📡On Sep 23, 2024, at 10:55 AM, Roger Wolff @.***> wrote: Hi, To push a (small) change to a maintainer on github you have to create a copy of the project. You're now in "a copy". I'd expect "bad cpu type in executable" to be an error message if you compiled it for a different cpu than what you have. (or if you're trying to run the executable for the microcontroller on the host.

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