Hello C.,
I used File Monitor from www.sysinternals.com.
I did dig a little bit deeper into the problem. I compiled some Opengl
and some wxpython demos. No problem to execute the wxpython demos on
a different computer.
Than I tried dots.py from the pyopengl demos. I could start
them at the original machine, but not on the other computer. It stills
access the original files from my original pyopengl installation.
If I try it on the other computer it tries to access
f:/python22/opengl/gl/__init__ . The funny thing is, that the
installer has put a file in the installation dir with the name:
OpenGL.GL.__init__ . So I guess the compilation is not able to
recognize this file as module and accesses the original files.
I than put the complete pyopengl directory to the other computer in
the directory (so that the __init__ file was accessable), and got a
slightly different error message.
however, the final error message is:
ImportError: DLL load failed: A device attached to the system is not
functioning.
in ..\iu.py (several lines), in importhook, in getmod
in ..\archive.py line 380, in getmod
If I try to compile lines.py, which includes GL GLU and GLUT and try
to run it on the other computer, I just got the message
ERROR: PyOpenGl not installed properly.
and the program terminates.
Any hint how to solve that?
If I install my python onto the C: drive, compile my program and
distribute it with the pyopengl directory (to be installed onto the c:
drive), would that work?
I will try to contact Gordon McMillan, but yesterday his page was
down, so I couldn't access the mail list.
Regards,
Lucian
Tuesday, July 9, 2002, 11:22:30 PM, you wrote:
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Hi,
In the meantime I was trying to play the program on a different computer,
and I didn't get it to run. It complains that it can not load a dll
from a non attached drive???
I used a filemonitor (a program which monitors access to the
filesystem) and could figure out that the installer hadn't included
all necessary files, but accessed the original files stored in the
my python directory on drive F:. So as I transferred it to the other
computer, the program couldn't find does files on the non existing
drive F: and was not able to start up. I even figured out that it
hadn't included all the files necessary for wxpython.
I have exactly the same problem. The exe file works on my computer but
doesn't work on another one (which I can't access yet). Can you please tell
me what file monitor program did you use?
So I am very sad now, and would very appreciate if anyone could
give me some advice how I have to set up the spec file. So I will get
at least wxpython included. Than I will look further how to compile
the opengl stuff.
I don't understand: if you know what files you are missing, why don't you
specify them within the spec? You should try contacting Gordon McMillan, he
was very kind to me when I had such problems.
Regards,
Cristina.
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