has anyone got flash to work in the 64bit version?
am starting with “chrome --enable-plugins” but
flash not playing and no error messages in the
command konsole
is it supposed to use 32 or 64bit flash? I have
both installed, 32 bit in /usr/lib/browser-plugins/
and 64bit in /usr/lib64/browser-plugins/
using rpm from
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/openSUSE:/Factory:/Contrib/
openSuse 11.1, KDE4.x Factory, Opera weekly
google01103 wrote:
openSuse 11.1, KDE4.x Factory, Opera weekly
Well, i’m using the SVN version and when writing about:plugins i can see that flashplayer is enabled what about you?
I can’t play any flash movies though.
Chrome is 32bit so if it has been implemented you’ll need 32bit.
64-bit Support ‎(Chromium Developer Documentation)‎ I suspect you would be better testing the 32bit version, otherwise you could be chasing unrelated multiarch problems.
Edit
Or try a manual build http://code.google.com/p/chromium/wiki/LinuxBuild64Bit#Manual_Setup_on_openSUSE
FeatherMonkey wrote:
>
> Chrome is 32bit so if it has been implemented
you’ll need 32bit.
>
> ‘64-bit Support ‎(Chromium
Developer
> Documentation)‎’
> (http://dev.chromium.org/developers/design-
documents/64-bit-support) I
> suspect you would be better testing the 32bit
version, otherwise you
> could be chasing unrelated multiarch problems.
>
> Edit
> Or try a manual build http://tinyurl.com/cl7q3o
>
>
weird, yesterday I did just that (tried 32bit)
but flash didn’t play BUT this morning after
rebooting it does
Of course these means mplayer-plugins not seen
because thy’re 64bit
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openSuse 11.1, KDE4.x Factory, Opera weekly
If it will help any of You i made a chromium package for 11.1 that is now completely native and the flash plugin is already included.
Try it out,
64 bit chromium anyone? - openSUSE Forums
P.S. It is the latest svn version, latest and greatest;)