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Nothing on window #30
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Hi @LightStorm12345 - do you mind pasting the error you received? It's possible that since you're using Debian 10 (and my comments were based around testing on Ubuntu 20.04), that there may be some differences there. If you can paste the error I might be able to provide some suggestions there. Thanks! |
Hi! Thanks for trying to help This is the error I get before the wrapper modification: And this is the error I get after the modification: |
Oh ok, one thing to note - in my example, I list the sources for Ubuntu, so if you're using Debian, you'll want to use the Debian-specific package sources. Here's an issue referencing the problem you're running into: This link (https://nvidia.github.io/nvidia-docker/) references the different distributions supported - it looks like there is a 'debian10' repo as well, so if you're not already using that one as the source, I'd give that a try. Good luck! |
After running the commands on the github page I still get an error: I restarted docker using |
That looks correct, but it's clear from the error that /sbin/ldconfig.real doesn't seem to exist. Unfortunately, I don't have a Debian 10 machine to test on, but it looks like a number of others have had success symlink'ing /sbin/ldconfig.real to /sbin/ldconfig (eg. ln -s /sbin/ldconfig /sbin/ldconfig.real) That may be worth a try. Good luck! |
Thank you! After linking the file it worked! Zoom opens perfectly now. |
I know this issue is reported often by users but for me the fixes haven't worked.
These are my system specs:
Desktop Environment KDE Plasma
Intel Xeon X5482 (8 core) @ 2.890GHz
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB (using proprietary driver)
48 GB ram
Distro Debian 10 Buster
These are the commands I ran to install the files
$ sudo docker pull mdouchement/zoom-us:latest
$ sudo docker run -it --rm --volume /usr/local/bin:/target mdouchement/zoom-us:latest install
and to run it
$ zoom-us-wrapper zoom
this is the command output of the previous command
Cleaning up stopped zoom-us instances...
Using ZOOM_HOME: /home/david
Starting zoom...
the window appears but nothing is there
I have tried running the mzcu version of this but that didn't work.
This is how I installed the mzcu version:
$ sudo docker build -t mdouchement/zoom-us github.com/mzcu/docker-zoom-us
$ sudo docker run -it --rm --volume /usr/local/bin:/target mdouchement/zoom-us:latest install
and when I run it, I get an nvidia runtime error.
I tried doing what user @erikbeebe recommended (#16 (comment))
but that caused another error
thank in advance
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