Subj : Rpi + Synchronet + DosEMU2 = works!
To   : Ben Madsen
From : Digital Man
Date : Mon Jan 15 2024 21:16:02

  Re: Rpi + Synchronet + DosEMU2 = works!
  By: Ben Madsen to nelgin on Mon Jan 15 2024 08:01 pm

 >   Re: Rpi + Synchronet + DosEMU2 = works!
 >   By: nelgin to All on Sat Dec 30 2023 03:16 am
 >
 >
 >  > Have you decided not to run Synchronet on your Rpi because of problems
 >  > compiling or because you wouldn't be able to run DOS doors?
 >  > Your problems are over.
 >
 >  > Digital Man and Andre put together a great wiki on getting Synchronet to
 >  > work and I have streamlined the process a little and added instructions
 >  > to get a Rpi 4 with 64 bit Raspberry Pi OS up and running.
 >
 >  > The instructions are here:
 >  > http://wiki.synchro.net/howto:raspbian_install
 >
 >  > I would like to know if anyone tries it and if they're successful or not
 >  > and which device they are using. I did try this using Ubuntu and it
 >  > didn't work out well so I recommend using the latest Raspberry Pi OS.
 >  > Pick a non-desktop version for best performance so you don't have the
 >  > graphical interface overhead.
 >
 > I had a Pine A64+ laying around that I was trying to install Synchronet on.
 > Using DietPi the process could be followed exectly, but I'm getting a
 > segfault when I try to start it up.
 >
 > GDB backtrace is showing:
 > (Can't figure out to paste into Putty, dang it...)
 >
 > Thread 1 (Thread 0x#### (LWP 55229)):
 > #0 0x#### in js_GetClassPrototype(JSContext*, JSObject*< JSProtoKey,
 > JSObject**, js::Class*) () from /lib/libmozjs185.so.1.0
 > #1 0x#### in ?? () from /lib/libmozjs185.so.1.0
 > #2 0x#### in ?? ()
 >
 > The Pine A64+ is an arm-based processor with this uname -a output:
 > Linux bbspine 6.1.63-current-sunxi64 #1 SMP Mon Nov 20 10:52:19 UTC 2023
 > aarch64 GNU/Linux
 >
 > Not sure what my next step as I'm a little light on debugging crashes with
 > GDB these days.
 >
 > Does anybody have an idea what I might have missed or is my combination just
 > too unsupported of an OS / Hardware config at the moment?

The problem is in libmozjs, so I'd suggest trying to build/use the libmozjs that's included in the SBBS repo instead of your system's libmozjs (in /lib).
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