shapeshifter910

I'ts 2019 now and same error still. Making another usb stick with Clonezilla and got the same error. Yes, still on Slackware 14.2 x64. It's a pure x64 distro, I have no 32bit stuff installed and don't intend to. Why is Clonezilla still using 32bit syslinux?

I'd be happy with just a standard user interface instead of this insane "split-personality" between the main menu and the right click menu. The main menu doesn't even have the standard cut, copy, paste functions. Why name something "design" instead of "customize" like every other app since the stone age? I know, it's hard to say this, without ofending the author of SpaceFm, but that's the way I see it. Why not stick to standards, why try to reinvent the wheel? SpaceFM is wonderfull in all other aspects...

There have been no updates since 2014. Is this app abandoned now?

Running Slackware 14.2 x64 here. Downloaded the latest stable Clonezilla. Extracted to the flash drive. Went su and changed to the /utils/linux when running makeboot.sh I get this error On x86-64 system, you should install libc6-i386 (for Debian/Ubuntu) or glibc.i686 (for Fedora/CentOS/OpenSuSE) package so that the required libraries to run 32-bit program /tmp/linux_tmp.psfjJp/syslinux exist. I don't run any 32-bit programs so what's going on?

Interesting, other text editors can display the file just fine. Even Windows notepad does. There is some text in a torrent file which sometimes need to be examined.

This is a pretty standard torrent file. But my Mooedit 1.2 will not open any torrent files.

Cannot view torrent files

When I try to open .torrent file to look at it I get that error message. Doesn't...