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Originally Posted by emi_ramo
Hi franciccio,
There is a package called bwbar and is available for x64 platforms. May be it's enough for you. If not, ¿have you installed ia32 package? And may be try copying 32bits libraries to /lib32 instead of /usr/lib32.
If problem persists, come again.
emi
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hi, thank you for reply.
bwbar is a tool to "generate text and graphical readout of current bandwidth use", wbar is just a lightwheight animated launcher bar.
of course the ia32 package is installed.
i havn't understood exactly why, but i've also tried to copy the imlib2 files to /lib32 but nothing changed.
just to do something randomly i've reinstalled the imlib2 x64 package, the i386 one and wbar itself with no success.
in addiction, to ensure that the imlib2 i386 was cleanly installed on my 64bit system, i've used getlibs (
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=474790) and nothing changed.
at this point i'm not sure where the problem is.
i'm not a coder but here (
http://code.google.com/p/wbar/source...unk/Bar.cc?r=3) it is the source code page that stores the function LOAD_IMAGE() that's the one which fail returning " -> Image not found. Maybe using a relative path?". that function is defined as imlib_load_image(path) that is a imlib2 function.
so i'm supposing again that the problem is in imlib2 altought seems to be cleanly installed (according to getlibs).
