Aftershot Pro 2 Linux 64bit

[tjm3]

Just loaded ASP2 on a Debian Wheezy system and I get the splash but it won't run. ldd shows all the libs are there but there is a complaint about no Nostalgia.dll at the top and the lengthy log ends in a segfault. Not sure the Nostalgia.dll is the show stopper. I can post it but I thought I would check to see if the problem has been fixed first.

added: The segfault happens immediately after the line 'Starting Catalog Manager' in the log.

thanks,
tjm

[afx]

You installed the 64bit version, but nostalgia is still 32bit. That can be ignored.
The problem is elsewhere.

cheers
afx

[tjm3]

Thanks, I didn't think it was the Nostalgia.dll stopping the load and run. The log shows too many things progressing beyond the Nostalgia notice. I still stop after the 'starting catalog manager' line with a segfault.

Tried the 32 bit version and it's worse. Too many libs missing. I may try to resolve those if I get some time.

[tjm3]

Problem found and rectified.

Might be my distribution/files or ASP2 but the problem was the libQt libraries.
ASP2 ships with libQt version 4.7.3 and my Debian install uses version 4.8.2. Might be
a glitch, might be a changed library routine but pointing ASP2 to the correct
libs did the trick.

tony

[afx]

Might be my distribution/files or ASP2 but the problem was the libQt libraries.
ASP2 ships with libQt version 4.7.3 and my Debian install uses version 4.8.2. Might be
a glitch, might be a changed library routine but pointing ASP2 to the correct
libs did the trick.

If you start AS via the /usr/bin/AfterShotPro2 shell script, tat should happen automatically.

cheers
afx

[tjm3]

If you start AS via the /usr/bin/AfterShotPro2 shell script, tat should happen automatically.

cheers
afx

And it does. Works perfectly. Never even thought about looking for a startup script.
Maybe I'll read the installation notes next time instead of jumping in head first.
I'll close the 4 support tickets.

thanks,
tony