Linux build for LLRNet client available!

[axn]

As of 15 Oct, we have a linux build of LLRNet, downloadable from http://base5.greenbank.org/

Many thanks to arminius for being the guinea pig to go thru the pain of creating a linux build and making it available to us.

Of course, more thorough testing and feedback is appreciated.

The instructions for running the client can be found in this thread.

[jasong]

I get a segmentation fault as soon as it starts up. I attempted the program on an AMD with a gig of RAM. It´s on Ubuntu.

[axn]

Originally Posted by jasong

I get a segmentation fault as soon as it starts up. I attempted the program on an AMD with a gig of RAM. It´s on Ubuntu.

Can you post the error messages?

If you are game, I can give you instructions for building your own executable from source.

[jasong]

Originally Posted by axn1

If you are game, I can give you instructions for building your own executable from source.

That'd be awesome!!! I'm running a program called Eon at the moment, so we've got plenty of time to figure this out. :)

[Brucifer]

Evidently there wasn't any further progress on the linux llrnet for base5. I tried it, and it seg faulted, giving the error "kernel to old" and this is on slackware v10.2 which is the latest slack. :)

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by Brucifer

Evidently there wasn't any further progress on the linux llrnet for base5. I tried it, and it seg faulted, giving the error "kernel to old" and this is on slackware v10.2 which is the latest slack. :)

Originally Posted by jasong

I get a segmentation fault as soon as it starts up. I attempted the program on an AMD with a gig of RAM. It´s on Ubuntu.

I'm getting a segfault error, too, on my Ubuntu 7.10 system (actually it just says "core dumped" or something like that).

I can't find the source for the modified SR5 version anywhere around here. If someone would send me the source (or at least point me to the correct link if I just missed it) I could try to recompile it, that might fix the problem.

[ltd]

If i remember correctly the only change to be made to the normal source code version as found at rieselsieve is to comment out the following block from llr2.c:

  if (base != 2) { 
    //printf("%d %d %d\n", chainlen, base, mask);
    OutputStr ("Only base 2 is supported, use PRP for other bases.\n"); 
    return -1;
  }

This is in line 434-438.

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by ltd

If i remember correctly the only change to be made to the normal source code version as found at rieselsieve is to comment out the following block from llr2.c:

  if (base != 2) { 
    //printf("%d %d %d\n", chainlen, base, mask);
    OutputStr ("Only base 2 is supported, use PRP for other bases.\n"); 
    return -1;
  }

This is in line 434-438.

Okay, great! I'll try that! Thanks!

[mdettweiler]

It works!

I've put it up for download here.

[masser]

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