Flash 5 Plugin

[Marlys Stotesberry]

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Anyone have a possible solution or thoughts or workarounds - apart from get off the EVA P6000.

I am wondering if a Portable Firefox ESR version from a few years back could be used. That might have the Flash plugin baked in.

After struggling to use Flash Player since 2020 when Adobe stop supporting it. I was using the time and date change to work on my old Firefox 68. But now I found the easiest solution and hoping to share with others that might need it. No more need to adjust date.

I have test this on Windows 7 (my backup os), 8.1 (main OS), and Windows 10 (Rarely use this OS since it is very bad). It works on them. This was create from info gather online and several other posts. I have not tried on Windows 11 (terrible OS) but I assume it will work as well.

Your links 404 but I assume what the edit does is change the Flash Player to blacklist mode, as the primary method of blocking was originally just putting it in whitelist mode, which means all sites were blocked from running it without specifically whitelisting them.

t I assume what the edit does is change the Flash Player to blacklist mode, as the primary method of blocking was originally just putting it in whitelist mode, which means all sites were blocked from running it without specifically whitelisting them.

I saw the link before the 404 but what it does is remove the time block that flash will not work after January 12, 2021. You had to manually change the date on computer for it to load. Whitelisting does not work. You get this image unless you have on older version that did not have the time block.

Standalone does not work for websites. This is why people have to find archive flash plugins and use portable apps to use flash. Block things that are need by people is not cool and software developers are clueless what people need.

Hi I'd like to get flash player working on the latest Ubuntu under Chromium or Firefox. I've tried everything under the sun from Google search results to no avail. Is this still possible or is Flash for Linux completely dead? I've consulted here as well.

Flash player is completely dead for all operating systems as of 2021. This is also stated in the pepperflash documentation There are some alternatives, such as ruffle, but these do not have full support yet.

It is still possible to use Flash on selected websites, if you are able to find the Flash plugin itself anywhere on the Net, which can be hard, because it has been removed from all the usual places it was available to download from.

Also note: if you manage to find and install Flash plugin, don't let the system update it as "update" will actually uninstall the plugin. You may consider to lock the package version (eg. using Synaptic) to avoid update.

Make sure you have the Universe repository enabled (in Software Sources, accessible from Software Center -> Edit -> Software Sources, or sudo add-apt-repository universe or see How do I enable the "Universe" repository? ).

1a. And just in case the adobe-flashplugin package is missing, you may not have the "Canonical Parter" repo activated in Software & Updates / Software Sources, see Ubuntu's help page for 14.04 trusty or 16.04 xenial.

I've got adobe-flashplugin installed, but there's several "adobe flashplugin" packages available, trying to install a different one wants to remove this one first. I think adobe-flashplugin is the version you'd want, apparently from these Q's What's the difference between flashplugin-installer and adobe-flashplugin? and flashplugin-installer vs. flashplugin-nonfree vs. adobe-flashplugin the difference is:

If you're using the Chrome/Chromium browser, it uses it's own Pepper flash player that is currently the same version for Windows & Mac & Linux. Chrome has it already embedded, while Chromium requires a package install.

(FYI, The Difference between Google Chrome and Chromium on Linux)

Date: Wednesday, January 14, 2015

As you probably know, the latest Adobe Flash Player is available on Linux only via Google Chrome (it's bundled with it) while other browsers such as Firefox are stuck with an old 11.2 version.

The Adobe Flash Player plugin that's bundled with Google Chrome is in the form of a PPAPI (or Pepper Plugin API) plugin and Mozilla isn't interested in adding support for it. Because of this, Rinat Ibragimov has developed Fresh Player Plugin, a wrapper that allows Linux users to use Pepper Flash from Google Chrome in Firefox and other NPAPI-compatible browsers.

Fresh Player Plugin is just a wrapper for libpepflashplayer.so so it needs this file which is bundled with Google Chrome. The easiest way to get this file is to simply install Google Chrome Stable - download it from here, then install it. That's it!

At some time or other there had been a problem that had me cursing Adobe. Apt had at least two versions of an adobe flash installer and downloader. There seemed to be no documentation... And some window kept popping up.. etc. But really, just uninstall from the Software Centre and then reinstall, and all the spanners that seem inherent in Adobe's awkward-squad install just disappear.

Description:

This plugin comes with a dialog to manage flash embed in the document, set standard and advanced properties (like scale, quality, alignment, background color, stylesheet classes). Flash files can be uploaded to the server and browsed if editor is intergrated with file manager (like CKFinder).

The recommended way to install all CKEditor add-ons is to create a custom build by using Online builder. To do that, click the Add to my editor button on the plugin page. When you are done, click the Build my editor button on the right side of the page to go to Online builder.

3) Why am I not able to see the On-Chip Flash plugin in CCS?

A) While creating the target configuration file, please ensure to use one of the default devices shown in the drop down menu of the "Target configurations" view.

If you edit the default device XMLs provided in the CCS folder, flash plugin GUI may not show up.

Also, please check for updates in CCS and install if any provided for these packages: Debug Server Flash, CCS Flash Content and TI C2000 Device Support.

4) In the CCS flash plugin GUI, where is button to browse an application image to program in to the flash?

A) There is not a separate button for this in CCS (UniFlash has). You can browse the file using "CCS debug view -> Run -> Load -> Load Program".

If the application executable file has contents mapped to flash, CCS will automatically invoke the flash plugin to program the image to flash.

5) Why is the RAM content not programmed even though it is correctly mapped in the linker cmd file?

A) Flash tools are developed for fully flash-embedded applications only.

All the initialized sections should be mapped to Flash memory only in the Flash based linker command file. Any content mapped to RAM will not be gauranteed to load.

If any code needs to execute from RAM, it has to be mapped to flash for load and RAM for execution.

In the examples provided in C2000Ware, you will notice that all the functions that need to execute from RAM (for initialization or 0-wait performance purpose) are assigned to .TI.ramfunc section.

memcpy() function should be called in the application to copy the .TI.ramfunc content from Flash to RAM. memcpy() is called before executing any code that is assigned to .TI.ramfunc section.

6) Why CPU does not halt after loading the code in the flash using CCS flash plugin?

A) Please ensure that at least one hardware breakpoint is avaialble for CCS flash plugin to enable it at the application entry point. If not, plugin will not be able to set the breakpoint at main() or codestart.

7) Can I select the clock source in the CCS flash plugin and/or UniFlash?

A) You can select the clock source for F2837xD, F2837xS, F2807x, F28M35x and F28M36x devices. Default clock source used by the flash plugin for all the devices is INTOSC2.

We strongly suggest you to use the default clock source configuration provided in the flash tools and do not change it unless really required.

For F28004x, F28002x, F2838x devices, there is no provision for user to change the clock source - plugin uses INTOSC2 for these devices.

8) Does flash plugin and UniFlash save and restore the clock source configuration?

A) Not by default. For F2837xD, F2837xS, F2807x, F28M35x and F28M36x devices, there is an option to save/restore the clock source configuration.

However, we strongly suggest to ensure that the application configures the clock source as intended; and do not depend on the plugin to restore the saved configuration.

9) Can I configure the PLL in the CCS flash plugin and/or UniFlash?

A) You can configure for F2837xD, F2837xS, F2807x, F28M35x and F28M36x devices. Flash tools will report an error if the user chosen configuration violates the spec.

We strongly suggest you to use the default PLL and clock source configuration provided in the flash tools and do not change it unless really required.

For F28004x, F28002x, F2838x devices, there is no provision for user to configure the PLL - Plugin uses a static PLL configuration.

10) Does flash plugin and UniFlash save and restore the PLL configuration?

A) Not by default. For F2837xD, F2837xS, F2807x, F28M35x and F28M36x devices, there is an option to save/restore the PLL configuration.

However, we strongly suggest to ensure that the application configures the PLL as intended; and do not depend on the plugin to restore the saved configuration.

11) Can flash tools load the application in to flash even if the device is secured?

A) If the device is locked, flash tools require users to unlock the device to be able to do flash erase, program and other operations. Users can enter the password in the flash plugin GUI and unlock the device.

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