which download for ubuntu x86?

[skiv71]

Hi,

I'd like to try v2.0.0-rc20 but after scouring the list below, i'm not sure which I should use?

http://razberry.z-wave.me/z-way-server/

I tried the obvious (ubuntu) but it is a 64bit executable.

I checked the others and the only 32bit one I could find was the Ali-x86 version.

I've tried to run this but keep getting errors...

libz.so.1: version `zlib_1.2.3.3' not found

thanks for any help.

Neil

[PoltoS]

we do not have support of Ubuntu x86 for now. We believe Ubuntu is usually installed on home PC and they are 100% 64 bit now. Aren't they? For x86 Debian and Alix are usually better. Try Debian version.

[skiv71]

Yes, I understand most platforms are x64, but I have a system built on ubuntu 10.04 x86 and it would be a major overhaul to change it (and all my users) to x64.

I tried the Alix and that's what gave me the above errors.

Not tried debian x86 yet, not sure which of the v2.0.0-rcx it is?

Thanks

Neil

[skiv71]

Ok, I found that the "libz.so.1: version `zlib_1.2.3.3' not found" error was fixed if I used a newer version.

Attempts to run z-way-server then failed, complaining about 'libcrypto.so.1.0.0', so i fixed that.

Then, I received another error...

./z-way-server: symbol lookup error: libs/libzcommons.so: undefined symbol: pthread_setname_np

This all with the Alix version.

As far as I can see, all the debian versions are x64

Thanks

Neil

[pofs]

Seems your system is so old that it doesn't have pthread_setname_np function.
It first appeared in glibc 2.12, but Ubuntu 10.04 seems to have 2.11.1 (or at least google says so).

We may consider making that function weak, but it doesn't guarantee anything else will work

[skiv71]

I have tried to put a newer libc.so.6 (2.19) in the libs folder, but then I get segmentation fault.

From what I read, glibc is system integral.

I need the 10.04 for the kernel mode driver for my network/usb lan server device.

If there's a way to accomodate ubuntu 10.04, i'd really appreciate it.

I'll pay if need be love the z-way-server

[PoltoS]

It is not matter of x86/x64, it is matter of old libs. We can not support anymore Ubuntu 10.04 as Ubuntu do not support it itself anymore. The support terms for this distro ended half a year ago (it was 4 year). So, excuse, we do not even have a way to test this. Please upgrade it to modern one using "apt-get upgrade"