tcl 4.5

[cast-fish]

Hello

is anybody able to get flash working with a typical browser like Opera?

am i doing something wrong?

1) install sound first
2) install browser (run it)
3) install flash

Hmmm

V.

[cast-fish]

hello

no luck here with tcl 4.5

tried fresh CD boots and installing ....

1) sound (works) OSS
2) Browsers  ( Firefox)  (works)
3) getFlash  (seemed to work)

but no flash web browsing...in firefox.....?

so did 2 completely clean tcl CD boots and fresh installs of the Above using Opera11 and Opera next, but it was the same story again with both systems.....no flash web browsing.

any ideas

V.

[Juanito]

It's working fine for me, although it's some time since I made my flash extension.

Once flash and firefox are loaded, does /usr/local/firefox-official/plugins/libflashplayer.so exist?

..and what does this give:

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$ ldd /usr/local/firefox-official/plugins/libflashplayer.so | grep found

[curaga]

For reference, I did a quick test with 4.5, "tce-load -wi opera9 getFlash11" and it ran fine.

See if the flash extension was created correctly, what your browser's plugin page says, etc.

[cast-fish]

hello

i got rid of it all now

so i can't test your firefox command

flash certainly ain't working in tcl 4.5 here, with the latest browsers that i listed.

i just tried several browsers....so i can report to you that Flash ain't working in tcl 4.5 with the latest
browsers

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[cast-fish]

Hello

OperaNext is what i am trying now

it reports

in .................... /usr/local/lib/opera-next/plugins:/usr/local/lib/opera/plugins:/usr/local/lib/mozilla/plugins

/usr/local/lib/opera/plugins/libflashplayer.so   

(shockwave flash 11.2 r202 )..........it says

in it's plug ins info page....



seems correct

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[floppy]

Hello

is anybody able to get flash working with a typical browser like Opera?

am i doing something wrong?

1) install sound first
2) install browser (run it)
3) install flash

Hmmm

V.

From my remembereing I made one time with opera
1) put sound at boot (and install specific setups in backup at boot)
2) run the browser
3) put the browser setups ".opera" in the backup at boot
4) install getflash
5) run it
6) put the flash.tcz onboot (browser not necessary at boot).
So far I remember, it wqas running (Im using minefield6 now)

[cast-fish]

Yes.

That looks similar to what's normally done.

Have yet to test some settings to discover if the real reason for no
flash is not enough ram memory (new flash needs 512 meg on Linux......this laptop only 256)

will have to do these checks and also try an earlier version of flash than the current

V