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Running Lilypond from Debian in a virtual machine via Qemu
From: |
David Topham |
Subject: |
Running Lilypond from Debian in a virtual machine via Qemu |
Date: |
Sun, 2 Aug 2015 04:46:47 +0000 (UTC) |
User-agent: |
Loom/3.14 (http://gmane.org/) |
I have used Lilypond successfully on Windows quite a few times, and want
to try it in Linux. So I booted up a virtual machine using QEMU and
tried to compile the basic test example:
{
c d e f
}
but to my surprise it dies after a few minutes with error:
preproccessing graphical objects...killed
I turned on the verbose flag and see that it is hanging on (loading?)
emmentaler-23
I used standard Debian installer (2.18.2) and reinstalled, then even
tried getting the install shell script from Lilypond 2.18.1
All seemed successful, but it fails
I watched the memory usage as it chugged away and saw that it ran out of
RAM (1GB) after a couple of minutes then gave up.
I tried adding (virtual) swap file of 2GB, but it used up all that
space, then same error message.
Any suggestions on how I can debug this? What information would I need
to see why it hangs on that OTF font?
- Running Lilypond from Debian in a virtual machine via Qemu,
David Topham <=