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I download and install https://mblockdev.blob.core.chinacloudapi.cn/mblock-src/mBlock.deb on my Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS. The installation did finish, but when trying to start I just get the Panda for a short time blinking in the Launcher and than it disappears. No error's as far as I can see.
What can I do to help fixing this or get is started?
Is there some logging (can't find it in /var/log/*) ?
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Try to run mBlock from command line, then you will see some messages.
I had message like:
./mblock: error while loading shared libraries
then the name of the library binary file followed.
In my case the problem was that I have 64 bit Debian, while mblock is 32 bit.
I just had to install few libraries in 32 bit version and it worked.
You just have to figure out the name of the package containing the library.
For example, if it failed to load file libnss3.so, you need to install libnss3.
To install this library you just execute from terminal:
sudo apt-get install libnss3
If you need to install version for particular arch (32 bit for example), you need
to add appropriate suffix, then command looks like:
What about ubuntu 22.04 ?
When i installed this version and libraries libgconf-2-4 or libnss3.
The error message is : app listening on port 7070! segment violation (core generated)
I download and install https://mblockdev.blob.core.chinacloudapi.cn/mblock-src/mBlock.deb on my Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS. The installation did finish, but when trying to start I just get the Panda for a short time blinking in the Launcher and than it disappears. No error's as far as I can see.
What can I do to help fixing this or get is started?
Is there some logging (can't find it in /var/log/*) ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: