Eliot,
I modified the one-click's shell script as shown below and ran it from a
terminal. It still says only "Segmentation fault." I could be doing this
incorrectly or maybe not looking in the correct place for the output??? My
first attempt was to add -sendTrace=9 (note case), and it complained, which is
vastly better than ignoring my mistake; it also suggests that I got
-sendtrace=9 correct, or it would presumably complain again.
Did I botch it, or is it really quitting before it reaches Smalltalk code? If
you suspect the latter, is there something else we can do to prove it, and/or
what's next? I am not opposed to building from source. I avoided it for a
while because I was afraid that I would "hack" the vm again and not really fix
my FFI oddities. I am close to having the latter sorted, and can probably now
trust myself with vm source :)
Bill
#!/bin/sh
# path
ROOT=`dirname $0`
LINUX="$ROOT/Contents/Linux"
RESOURCES="$ROOT/Contents/Resources"
# icon
gvfs-set-attribute \
"$0" \
"metadata::custom-icon" \
"file://$RESOURCES/Squeak.png" \
2> /dev/null
# execute
exec "$LINUX/squeakvm" \
-sendtrace=9 \
-plugins "$LINUX" \
-encoding latin1 \
-vm-display-X11 \
"$RESOURCES/Pharo.image"
