how do i install Blender 2.48
does anybody know how to install Blender 2.48 (http://www.Blender.org/) on to an acer aspire one running Linpus Linux Lite?
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Its not that difficult to install. You first need to check the version of Python thats installed on your system. To do this, run a terminal and enter "python -V" (without the quotes). After that download the version of blender that matches your version of python. When the download is complete, unzip the file using a gui archive manager or by doing
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tar xjvf blender-2.48a-linux-glibc236-py25-i386.tar.bz2 Code:
./blender |
i got as far as
./blender but when i hit enter it says ./blender: cannot execute binary file do you know what the problem is? |
Did you download the right package for your distro i.e. 32 bit and not 64 bit.
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i downloaded the version
Linux x86-32 Blender 2.48a, Python 2.5 (14 MB) Requires glibc 2.3.6, includes FFMPG Suits most recent Linux distributions the python version that comes with my pc is Python 2.5.1 |
Even if you get it installed, will it be usable? I've never actually used Blender but from what I understand of it's far from suited for use on a 1024x600 screen and an Intel Atom processor could take a while to render stuff.
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it probably will be usable and i dont usually render them anyway
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you have to be in blender folder to do ./blender
you just cant open a console and type ./ blender you need to cd to the folder then ./blender just rename the folder to just blender..that way you dont have to type in cd blender.x.xxx.xx x's are the version number and extension... |
i opened the terminal on the folder so the name said
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[user@localhost blender]$ Code:
[user@localhost blender]$ ./blender Code:
user@localhost blender]$ ./blender |
What is there inside the blender dir?
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ls |
when i enter
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[user@localhost blender]$ ls Code:
[user@localhost blender]$ ls |
Have you got a PC based on 32bit? Type on a terminal:
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uname -a |
i entered
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[user@localhost ~]$ uname -a Code:
[user@localhost ~]$ uname -a |
try to run it with ./blender -d see if it spits out what is wrong
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already tried that read previous posts
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