ubuntu chrome can not load nacl?

[goodwinme wei]

the nacl plugin is enabled in the chrome://plugins. 

but when i browser http://localhost:5103/pi_generator/pi_generator.html

it prompt that not allowing use native client plugin.

anyone can help me?

[Brad Chen]

There are outstanding problems with x86-32-bit Linux. See Chromium issue 92964 if you want all the gory details. We are working on a fix.

If you are on a x86-64-bit Linux system please provide more details about the problem (OS version, exact output you are getting, what you see in the javascript console, chrome version, SDK version, etc.)

Brad

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[badre laftah]

i have the same problem ,is there any solution to fix that ?

[Ivan Krasin]

Hi badre,

I just copy Brad's response to the first e-mail:

There are outstanding problems with x86-32-bit Linux. See Chromium
issue 92964 if you want all the gory details. We are working on a fix.

If you are on a x86-64-bit Linux system please provide more details
about the problem (OS version, exact output you are getting, what you
see in the javascript console, chrome version, SDK version, etc.)

krasin

On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 6:45 PM, badre laftah <delph...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i have the same problem ,is there any solution to fix that ?
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[Vasily Sidorov]

The same issue.

Chrome v14.0.835.163

Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal, x86-32, linux core 2.6.38-11-generic-pae,
GNOME 2.32.1, 4 Gb RAM, Intel Core i5 quad @ 2.67GHz

Trying to access this page ti check out NaCl:
http://nacl-gallery.appspot.com/pi_generator/pi_generator.html

it writes that it is not allowed to use NaCl plugin even though it's
turned on in chrome://plugins

Hope that'll help.

[Brad Chen]

Let me attempt to clarify a couple things about NaCl status, as there seems to be some confusion.

• For M14 stable and beta, Native Client is enabled for apps from the Chrome Web Store, but not for web pages. Empirically it seems that an app that is simply a redirect to a web-page is not good enough.
• Although we have supported enabling Native Client for web pages with about:flags, for M14 stable and beta builds, about:flags has been disabled. In these builds, attempts to enable Native Client via about:flags will have no effect. You must use dev channel or canary to use about:flags, for Native Client and for any other about:flags options you need.
• Native Client was deliberately disabled in 32-bit Linux M14 due to a bug (92964). Although the bug is fixed in trunk, that fix has not yet made it into M15 release branch (beta). Again, please use Chrome dev channel (or build from trunk) on Linux.

Brad

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[Biomechanica]

What about with Chrome/Chromium on Windows 7? Is the same true for that? I can't get anything running, even with the SDK samples. Windows, Ubuntu, ArchLinux and Gentoo. Exact same issues as above.

[Bill Budge]

Are you using the --enable-nacl command line flag?

If the NaCl app was not installed from the Chrome Webstore (like the gallery examples), then you have to have the --enable-nacl flag set. You can do this by starting Chrome from the command line with --enable-nacl. There is one way to bypass this - if you package your app as an Extension, and load it as an unpacked extension in Chrome, you don't need the flag.