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Thank you, I would investigate how to do it |
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Seems possible, I would try build it and let you test it since I do not have this kind of test env |
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Can you try https://files.electerm.org/electerm-5.5.7-linux-ppc64le.tar.gz |
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Oh, that was quick - thank you! The application starts and runs, but not yet as expected, see below I tried 'electerm --no-sandbox' but this did not help. There is no "cpuinfo" software in ppc64le, see here for example |
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Thank you for the feedback, can you run provide the result? |
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May I know what is the machine's situation, from crash log: seems lack of font, is it a normal situation? Or a minimal machine? Can you try install fontconfig fonts-dejavu-core and try again? |
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Can you test the electron pack: |
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Can you try: https://files.electerm.org/electerm-5.5.8-linux-ppc64le.tar.gz |
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Thanks Martin — that log pins it down. The crash is not in electerm's code. The renderer dies inside Chromium's own That is Skia aborting on an unimplemented method, which is why --no-sandbox, The important part: on Linux, Electron links its own copy of fontconfig Two things to try (nothing to install):
And to separate our app from the Electron runtime, could you run the plain If that dies the same way, the bug is in IBM's ppc64le Electron build and we Also, what does |
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OK, final test, can you try this one: https://files.electerm.org/electerm-5.5.9-linux-ppc64le.tar.gz |
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Now would update same as others in https://electerm.org |
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Hi team,
awesome software.
Well I could provide rpm packages for the IBM POWER architecture, but I would need to know how to generate those rpm.
System is opensuse. They do not distribute the electerm package.
Have a nice day!
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