Hi,
how can I to run a build from xojo program into freeBSD ?
In theory Xojo applications should run under FreeBSD’s emulation layer, but I’ve never tried it. <https://xojo.com/issue/16906> is tracking the request to add native FreeBSD support and I encourage you to sign on to the case, but I don’t think it’ll happen any time soon.
Hi
No, that does not work, cause Xojo like to have a newer kernel which is included e.g. in Centos 7.
FreeBSD is using emulators/linux_base-c6. This port is the base system of CentOS 6.
All the binaries and libraries needed to run Linux programs are included, but please note the port installs a 32-bit userland, which cannot be used for a 64-bit application.
[quote=298198:@Ingo Maurischat]Hi
No, that does not work, cause Xojo like to have a newer kernel which is included e.g. in Centos 7.
FreeBSD is using emulators/linux_base-c6. This port is the base system of CentOS 6.
All the binaries and libraries needed to run Linux programs are included, but please note the port installs a 32-bit userland, which cannot be used for a 64-bit application.[/quote]
FWIW, Xojo apps run just fine on a CentOS 6 Kernel.
Hello,
ok, but do you have a solution to say at freeBSD to use this emulator? Thank You
@Gregg Mc Hatton
Hi Greg
Xojo apps run just fine on CentOS 6 Kernel.
Please check this thread:
https://forum.xojo.com/27190-xojo2015r3-glibc-2-14/p1#p234021
Xojo apps on CentOS 6 , 64-bit, forget it.
Others have beaten me to it, but try building as 32bit instead of 64bit for this to work.
[quote=298398:@Ingo Maurischat]@Gregg Mc Hatton
Hi Greg
Xojo apps run just fine on CentOS 6 Kernel.
Please check this thread:
https://forum.xojo.com/27190-xojo2015r3-glibc-2-14/p1#p234021
Xojo apps on CentOS 6 , 64-bit, forget it.[/quote]
Yes, you are correct. 32-bit apps + 64-bit CentOS 6 is what we use.