Re: [gnuspeech-contact] narrowing

[fmiller]

Marcelo Matuda writes: 

> On Thu, Jul 26, 2012 at 6:08 PM,  <address@hidden> wrote:
> > These things don't happen on my desktop at home either (slightly mixed
> > squeeze 6.0.4).  I can even build and install gnuspeech on the up-to-date
> > macbook and then copy everything over to the other machine (an old HP
> > Pavilion with Pentium-4) and that works fine.
> > hmmph.
> > updating Gnuspeech rev. 671 to rev. 672 doesn't fix it either.
> > hmmph, again.
> > pardon me, please excuse me, sorry to trouble you, but could I please ask a
> > favor...
> > Please send output from 
> >
> > ldd ~/GNUstep/Applications/PreMo.app/PreMo
> > ~/GNUstep/Library/Libraries/libGnuSpeech.so.0.0.1
> > ~/GNUstep/Library/Libraries/libGnuSpeechTube.so.0.0.1 
> >
> > there's some chance i'll find something there
>
> In which distribution? 
>
> In Debian stable 32-bit/64-bit the results would be the same... 
>
> Slackware 13.37 uses libobjc.so.2. 

Debian stable uses libobjc.so.2 on my recent install... 

debian stable 64-bit, please 

I don't really expect to find anything different from my install; just 
hoping. 

It's more plausible that the problem I'm having with my 64-bit install is 
related to the fact that Apple provides only 32-bit firmware for vanilla 
MacBooks.  Different drivers are available depending on whether I boot from 
efi (32-bit only), or boot with bios emulation from an mbr (64-bit). 




thanks again 



fred_m 

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