Realbasic program I wrote won't execute: file missing.
Realbasic program I wrote won't execute: file missing.
I try to execute a program that I wrote using Realbasic but getting error missing some file. I don't have any problem when I try using suse or redhat . do I need anything to be able it work on puppy
here's libcups.so.2 . just extract the file & copy it to /usr/lib
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ok ,after spend some time reading the help on creating puppy iso (puppy unleashed) .
before what I want is include my program into the live cd and when boot to desktop , auto run my program . I need to include 2 file into it
1. libcups.so.2 into /usr/lib
2. myProgram into any (ex. /usr/local/myprogram)
here I guess the step to create (please fill up the blank and mistake)
1. create one linux partition (ext2/ext3)(1gb) and one linux swap partition(500mb)
2. boot puppy live cd
3. use file manager to mount the partition (nothing inside) .
4. download and copy to this partition puppy-unleashed-core-2.13.tar.gz
5. tar -zxf puppy-unleashed-core-2.13.tar.gz
this will create a directory puppy-unleashed-core-2.13
6. inside this directory there be package directory (empty).
here it ask me to download files from pupget_packages-1
since I not adding any package so should I skip this part?
if i skip is this mean no application installed (just os only)
7 ./createpuppy
question
1. where the part I should include my 2 files.
2. where do i make changes in script so when it get inside desktop it auto execute my program.
3. how do I set default setting for keyboard and screen size ,so it doesn't prompt when booting
before what I want is include my program into the live cd and when boot to desktop , auto run my program . I need to include 2 file into it
1. libcups.so.2 into /usr/lib
2. myProgram into any (ex. /usr/local/myprogram)
here I guess the step to create (please fill up the blank and mistake)
1. create one linux partition (ext2/ext3)(1gb) and one linux swap partition(500mb)
2. boot puppy live cd
3. use file manager to mount the partition (nothing inside) .
4. download and copy to this partition puppy-unleashed-core-2.13.tar.gz
5. tar -zxf puppy-unleashed-core-2.13.tar.gz
this will create a directory puppy-unleashed-core-2.13
6. inside this directory there be package directory (empty).
here it ask me to download files from pupget_packages-1
since I not adding any package so should I skip this part?
if i skip is this mean no application installed (just os only)
7 ./createpuppy
question
1. where the part I should include my 2 files.
2. where do i make changes in script so when it get inside desktop it auto execute my program.
3. how do I set default setting for keyboard and screen size ,so it doesn't prompt when booting
kobolds,
excuse me if i misunderstand what you're trying to do, but when you're booting from a pupcdrom, unless you're not saving any configuration, then you'll either be saving back to a multisession cdrom, or saving to a pup_save.sfs file on either hdisk, or usbkey.
so if you're saving with either of the last two methods, getting your program to run involves just extracting the libcups file to /usr/lib ,& copying your executable program to /usr/bin. (this last is assuming it's a self-contained executable, any /usr/library &/or /usr/share files will have to be similarly copied).
then running your program, xxx, on reboot, depends upon whether it's commandline or graphical. if commandline, adding a line to /etc/rc.d/rc.local, like: exec xxx should be OK, if graphical, then add a line to /root/.xinitrc , before the line saying exec $CURRENTWM, like exec xxx &
if your intention is to modify your cdrom to create a minimalistic version, including your program, please disregard the above.
excuse me if i misunderstand what you're trying to do, but when you're booting from a pupcdrom, unless you're not saving any configuration, then you'll either be saving back to a multisession cdrom, or saving to a pup_save.sfs file on either hdisk, or usbkey.
so if you're saving with either of the last two methods, getting your program to run involves just extracting the libcups file to /usr/lib ,& copying your executable program to /usr/bin. (this last is assuming it's a self-contained executable, any /usr/library &/or /usr/share files will have to be similarly copied).
then running your program, xxx, on reboot, depends upon whether it's commandline or graphical. if commandline, adding a line to /etc/rc.d/rc.local, like: exec xxx should be OK, if graphical, then add a line to /root/.xinitrc , before the line saying exec $CURRENTWM, like exec xxx &
if your intention is to modify your cdrom to create a minimalistic version, including your program, please disregard the above.
thks for your reply.muggins wrote:kobolds,
excuse me if i misunderstand what you're trying to do, but when you're booting from a pupcdrom, unless you're not saving any configuration, then you'll either be saving back to a multisession cdrom, or saving to a pup_save.sfs file on either hdisk, or usbkey.
so if you're saving with either of the last two methods, getting your program to run involves just extracting the libcups file to /usr/lib ,& copying your executable program to /usr/bin. (this last is assuming it's a self-contained executable, any /usr/library &/or /usr/share files will have to be similarly copied).
then running your program, xxx, on reboot, depends upon whether it's commandline or graphical. if commandline, adding a line to /etc/rc.d/rc.local, like: exec xxx should be OK, if graphical, then add a line to /root/.xinitrc , before the line saying exec $CURRENTWM, like exec xxx &
if your intention is to modify your cdrom to create a minimalistic version, including your program, please disregard the above.
my intention is to modify cd to create a minimalistic version, including my program.