Lib64OpenglRender.so - No such file or directory

[ogretMAN]

Hi, I'm using GNU/Linux Pardus 23.1 Operating System (64bit). We want to develop a mobile application using an emulator.
I installed lib32z1 and appinventor2-setup_2.3_all.deb packages the instructions in the link. Opening emulator with /usr/google/appinventor/commands-for-Appinventor/aiStarter & code.
The following output appears in the console

127.0.0.1 - - [15/Feb/2024 14:45:03] "GET /ping/ HTTP/1.1" 200 38
127.0.0.1 - - [15/Feb/2024 14:45:07] "GET /echeck/ HTTP/1.1" 200 38
127.0.0.1 - - [15/Feb/2024 14:45:07] "GET /echeck/ HTTP/1.1" 200 38
127.0.0.1 - - [15/Feb/2024 14:45:07] "GET /echeck/ HTTP/1.1" 200 38
127.0.0.1 - - [15/Feb/2024 14:45:07] "GET /echeck/ HTTP/1.1" 200 38
127.0.0.1 - - [15/Feb/2024 14:45:07] "GET /start/ HTTP/1.1" 200 0
emulator: ERROR: Could not load OpenGLES emulation library: lib64OpenglRender.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
emulator: WARNING: Could not initialize OpenglES emulation, using software renderer.

After starting the emulator, I get the following error in the browser just as the application is about to open.

Summary

Error from Companion: java.lang.RuntimeException: invalid syntax in eval form: :9:1: caught exception in inliner for # - java.lang.RuntimeException: no such class: com.google.appinventor.components.runtime.com.google.appinventor.components.runtime.Image gnu.bytecode.ObjectType.getReflectClass(ObjectType.java:148) gnu.bytecode.ClassType.getModifiers(ClassType.java:103) gnu.bytecode.ClassType.isInterface(ClassType.java:471) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.checkType(InlineCalls.java:56) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:49) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitSetExpValue(InlineCalls.java:363) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitSetExpValue(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visitSetExp(ExpVisitor.java:114) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitSetExp(InlineCalls.java:369) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitSetExp(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.SetExp.visit(SetExp.java:406) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visit(ExpVisitor.java:55) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:46) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitBeginExp(InlineCalls.java:272) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitBeginExp(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.BeginExp.visit(BeginExp.java:156) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visit(ExpVisitor.java:51) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:46) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitBeginExp(InlineCalls.java:272) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitBeginExp(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.BeginExp.visit(BeginExp.java:156) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visit(ExpVisitor.java:51) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:46) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitLetExp(InlineCalls.java:317) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitLetExp(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.LetExp.visit(LetExp.java:207) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visit(ExpVisitor.java:51) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:46) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.LambdaExp.visitChildrenOnly(LambdaExp.java:1664) gnu.expr.LambdaExp.visitChildren(LambdaExp.java:1651) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitScopeExp(InlineCalls.java:279) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitLambdaExp(InlineCalls.java:349) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitLambdaExp(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.LambdaExp.visit(LambdaExp.java:1640) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visit(ExpVisitor.java:55) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:46) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visitAndUpdate(ExpVisitor.java:162) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visitExps(ExpVisitor.java:176) gnu.expr.ApplyExp.visitArgs(ApplyExp.java:416) gnu.kawa.reflect.CompileInvoke.validateApplyInvoke(CompileInvoke.java:23) java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method) java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:521) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.maybeInline(InlineCalls.java:467) gnu.expr.QuoteExp.validateApply(QuoteExp.java:150) gnu.expr.ReferenceExp.validateApply(ReferenceExp.java:191) gnu.kawa.functions.CompilationHelpers.validateApplyToArgs(CompilationHelpers.java:66) java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method) java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:521) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.maybeInline(InlineCalls.java:467) gnu.expr.QuoteExp.validateApply(QuoteExp.java:150) gnu.expr.ReferenceExp.validateApply(ReferenceExp.java:191) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitApplyExp(InlineCalls.java:119) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitApplyExp(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.ApplyExp.visit(ApplyExp.java:411) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visit(ExpVisitor.java:55) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:46) gnu.expr.QuoteExp.validateApply(QuoteExp.java:162) gnu.expr.ReferenceExp.validateApply(ReferenceExp.java:191) gnu.kawa.functions.CompilationHelpers.validateApplyToArgs(CompilationHelpers.java:66) java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method) java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:521) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.maybeInline(InlineCalls.java:467) gnu.expr.QuoteExp.validateApply(QuoteExp.java:150) gnu.expr.ReferenceExp.validateApply(ReferenceExp.java:191) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitApplyExp(InlineCalls.java:119) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitApplyExp(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.ApplyExp.visit(ApplyExp.java:411) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visit(ExpVisitor.java:51) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:46) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitBeginExp(InlineCalls.java:272) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitBeginExp(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.BeginExp.visit(BeginExp.java:156) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visit(ExpVisitor.java:51) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:46) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.LambdaExp.visitChildrenOnly(LambdaExp.java:1664) gnu.expr.LambdaExp.visitChildren(LambdaExp.java:1651) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitScopeExp(InlineCalls.java:279) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitLambdaExp(InlineCalls.java:349) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visitLambdaExp(InlineCalls.java:28) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visitModuleExp(ExpVisitor.java:103) gnu.expr.ModuleExp.visit(ModuleExp.java:482) gnu.expr.ExpVisitor.visit(ExpVisitor.java:51) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.visit(InlineCalls.java:46) gnu.expr.InlineCalls.inlineCalls(InlineCalls.java:33) gnu.expr.Compilation.walkModule(Compilation.java:994) gnu.expr.Compilation.process(Compilation.java:1965) gnu.expr.ModuleInfo.loadByStages(ModuleInfo.java:330) gnu.expr.ModuleExp.evalModule1(ModuleExp.java:238) gnu.expr.ModuleExp.evalModule(ModuleExp.java:198) gnu.expr.Language.eval(Language.java:943) gnu.expr.Language.eval(Language.java:883) gnu.expr.Language.eval(Language.java:865) com.google.appinventor.components.runtime.util.AppInvHTTPD.serve(AppInvHTTPD.java:188) com.google.appinventor.components.runtime.util.NanoHTTPD$HTTPSession.run(NanoHTTPD.java:470) java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1068) java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:561) java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:1096)

My screen

I couldn't solve the problem, thanks

[TIMAI2]

The last two lines are telling you the problem.

You need OPENGLES installed on your system.

Look to Pardus documentation or community for help and advice

for example:

A Beginner’s Guide to Setup OpenGL in Linux (Debian)

If it is installed, but not where the emulator installation is expecting it, you may need to provided a symlink.

[ABG]

You are the first person ever using Pardus OS on this board.

I see a page on how to run an Android emulator on Pardus at

Android Emulatörü Kurulumu

The AI2 Companion is easiest to use on an Android phone.

Besides the MIT emulator, any other Android emulator can run the Companion.

Of all the emulation installation packages, aistarter is the finickiest. I have not used it in years.

Once you find yourself an Android emulator for Pardus (if you still feel the need for it) tell us, and we will add it to the list at

FAQ Section: Companion and Emulator

Introductory Your First App Testing - MIT Breaking News: Dec 1 2023 nb195b needs Companion 2.69 or 2.69u side load Sep 4 2023 nb194b needs Companion 2.68 or 2.68u side load June 19 2023 nb193 needs Companion 2.67 or 2.67u side load Feb 17 2023 nb191 needs Companion 2.66 or 2.66u side load Sep 22 2022 nb190 needs Companion 2.65 or 2.65u side load Sep 2022 open beta emulator June 2022 - Companion 2.63 PlayStore rollout hiccup - ewpatton March 2022 - Please test Companion under https - Ha…

[ogretMAN]

@ABG

I see a page on how to run an Android emulator on Pardus at

I installed the emulator on my system. However, the application is not loaded into the emulator.

When you try to install the application, a list of options (widgets, home screen settings) appears on the emulator screen. The cycle continues.

[ABG]

That popup panel mentioning the waiting 7 seconds looks like it comes from the aistarter connection option, which is the most complex option.

Here are a couple of videos that might help:
(clipped windows to fit under 4mb board limit)

Getting the newest Companion onto your emulator (mine is MemuPlay):

Sample Companion startup from a Project:

[ABG]

(added to FAQ)

FAQ Section: Companion and Emulator

Introductory Your First App Testing - MIT Breaking News: Feb 19, 2024 nb196 needs Companion 2.70 or 2.70u side load Dec 1 2023 nb195b needs Companion 2.69 or 2.69u side load Sep 4 2023 nb194b needs Companion 2.68 or 2.68u side load June 19 2023 nb193 needs Companion 2.67 or 2.67u side load Feb 17 2023 nb191 needs Companion 2.66 or 2.66u side load Sep 22 2022 nb190 needs Companion 2.65 or 2.65u side load Sep 2022 open beta emulator June 2022 - Companion 2.63 PlayStore rollout hiccup - e…

[ogretMAN]

@ABG

mine is MemuPlay

I guess this is only for Windows.

[ABG]

Memuplay is a windows based emulator.
I run Windows for the games.

However the Companion.apk download and install to your emulator should exist without dependence on any particular operating system.

The second video's connection sequence is the best for your circumstance.

The connection sequence is operating system independent.