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Manual Installation ^{CODESYS 4 Linux home (WikiPage)}
Get CODESYS SP13 or higher Use Development Version of Wine Get winetricks Install Prerequisits Switch to Win7 Install CODESYS Run the setup Ignore errors for Visual C++ Runtimes Don't install Codemeter Wait for Space Computation Use Custom Setup Add Registry Key Start CODESYS Linux RTE online Don't install SVN Plugin With the release of SP13 it is now finally possible to run CODESYS on Wine. The whole procedure is not very straight forward, but still easily possible. Get CODESYS SP13 or higher You can download CODESYS from the CODESYS store (use 32bit version). You need an account for that, before you can download it, but all is for free. Use Development Version of Wine At the time of writing this, I needed to install the development version of wine. sudo apt-get install wine64-development cabextract winbind Get winetricks You will need to download winetricks, which helps you in installing Dot Net, as well as several Visual C++ Runtimes: wget -c https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Winetricks/winetricks/master/src/winetricks chmod 755 winetricks Install Prerequisits Like already mentioned above, you should install some packages using winetricks. I recommend ot use an own wine directory for that: WINEPREFIX=~/.wine.codesys ./winetricks vcrun2005 vcrun2008 vcrun2013 vcrun2015 dotnet46 Switch to Win7 The emulated windows has to be configured to Windows 7. You can do so by using winecfg: WINEPREFIX=~/.wine.codesys winecfg-development Install CODESYS Run the setup WINEPREFIX=~/.wine.codesys wine-development ~/Downloads/CODESYS\ 3.5.13.0.exe Ignore errors for Visual C++ Runtimes Just click through the first part of the setup, and always ignore errors, if s.th. could not be installed. Don't install Codemeter Do not cancel the installer, just deselect every component of the Codemeter Setup, as this will fail. Wait for Space Computation This is a dialog, which takes a long time. Just wait, it will finish. Use Custom Setup In the custom setup you should deselect all, except CODESYS itself (no OPC DA, no CODESYS Control Services, ...) Codesys Gateway works on 32bit and 64bit edition. Add Registry Key After the installation finished successfully, you need to add a registry key. Without this, I got an error of wine, saying "The specified user does not have a valid profile". WINEPREFIX=~/.wine.codesys wine-development reg add "HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion\\ProfileList\\S-1-5-21-0-0-0-1000" Start CODESYS CODESYS should now be ready to start... WINEPREFIX=~/.wine.codesys wine-development ~/.wine.codesys/dosdevices/c\:/Program\ Files\ \(x86\)/CODESYS\ 3.5.13.0/CODESYS/Common/CODESYS.exe Linux RTE online You can install the Linux RTE and login with your Codesys IDE to this PLC. Don't install SVN Plugin At the moment do not install the SVN Plugin into codesys, it will break your installation.
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Ticket #1: Installer doesn't work on current debian ^{CODESYS 4 Linux tickets (Ticket)}
I tested it with the CODESYS setup of V3.5 SP15, as this worked before. Didn't check if the docker images can still be built.Installer doesn't work on current debian CODESYS 4 Linux 0 tickets Ticket tickets Installer doesn't work on current debian 2019-12-14 06:53:05.408000 closed False 0 ingo Ticket #1: Installer doesn't work on current debian 0 1.0 False /tol/codesys-4-linux/tickets/1/ ingo 2019-11-19 05:14:02.492000 None 1 codesys-4-linux I tested it with the CODESYS setup of V3.5 SP15, as this worked before. Didn't check if the docker images can still be built. False False 3
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Ticket #2: Windows license required ^{CODESYS 4 Linux tickets (Ticket)}
The current install script downloads and runs some windows components (eg vcrun, dotnet). If you read the license during install, it says that you can only use those components if you have a valid windows OS license. Currently those installers can be seen here: https://forge.codesys.com/tol/codesys-4-linux/docker/ci/master/tree/codesys-xinetd/install.sh#l144 So I think this ticket has three parts: 1. Document in the wiki (elsewhere?) that the installer is responsible for making sure they have a license to run the prerequisites. This may mean they need a windows OS license valid for using those components. 2. Ensure own compliance with license requirements where CODESYS 4 Linux is used. 3. Remove the dependency on vcrun and dotnet framework, to at least allow it to be run with dotnet mono. It is appreciated that point 3 is a long term goal or aspiration. It likely also requires changes in the upstream package (CODESYS IDE).Windows license required CODESYS 4 Linux 0 tickets Ticket tickets Windows license required 2020-05-12 22:04:32.102000 closed False 0 i-campbell Ticket #2: Windows license required 0 1.0 False /tol/codesys-4-linux/tickets/2/ None 2020-01-18 21:17:52.452000 None 2 codesys-4-linux The current install script downloads and runs some windows components (eg vcrun, dotnet). If you read the license during install, it says that you can only use those components if you have a valid windows OS license. Currently those installers can be seen here: https://forge.codesys.com/tol/codesys-4-linux/docker/ci/master/tree/codesys-xinetd/install.sh#l144 So I think this ticket has three parts: 1. Document in the wiki (elsewhere?) that the installer is responsible for making sure they have a license to run the prerequisites. This may mean they need a windows OS license valid for using those components. 2. Ensure own compliance with license requirements where CODESYS 4 Linux is used. 3. Remove the dependency on vcrun and dotnet framework, to at least allow it to be run with dotnet mono. It is appreciated that point 3 is a long term goal or aspiration. It likely also requires changes in the upstream package (CODESYS IDE). False False 2
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Ticket #3: CODESYS V3.5.16.0 not working ^{CODESYS 4 Linux tickets (Ticket)}
Currently the method in install2.sh, which is in fact doing a portable installation of the system by extracting all relevant files is not working. I didn't test install.sh, yet, but I expect even more problems with this method, as the installer is always a bit instable. The effects: wineuser@14ff3e064512:/$ codesys ide Could not load wine-gecko. HTML rendering will be disabled. wine: configuration in '/home/wineuser/.wine.cds' has been updated. winevdm: Cannot start DOS application C:\CODESYS\CODESYS\Common\CODESYS.exe because the DOS memory range is unavailable. You should install DOSBox. winevdm: Cannot start DOS application C:\CODESYS\CODESYS\Common\CODESYS.exe because the DOS memory range is unavailable. You should install DOSBox. wineuser@14ff3e064512:/$ codesys export-documentation So in fact I don't get any output on the commandline, and the commands return immediately. I guess, that this needs more investigation outside of the containers.CODESYS V3.5.16.0 not working CODESYS 4 Linux 0 tickets Ticket tickets CODESYS V3.5.16.0 not working 2020-05-12 12:36:58.800000 closed False 0 ingo Ticket #3: CODESYS V3.5.16.0 not working 0 1.0 False /tol/codesys-4-linux/tickets/3/ None 2020-05-07 09:11:32.521000 None 3 codesys-4-linux Currently the method in install2.sh, which is in fact doing a portable installation of the system by extracting all relevant files is not working. I didn't test install.sh, yet, but I expect even more problems with this method, as the installer is always a bit instable. The effects: wineuser@14ff3e064512:/$ codesys ide Could not load wine-gecko. HTML rendering will be disabled. wine: configuration in '/home/wineuser/.wine.cds' has been updated. winevdm: Cannot start DOS application C:\CODESYS\CODESYS\Common\CODESYS.exe because the DOS memory range is unavailable. You should install DOSBox. winevdm: Cannot start DOS application C:\CODESYS\CODESYS\Common\CODESYS.exe because the DOS memory range is unavailable. You should install DOSBox. wineuser@14ff3e064512:/$ codesys export-documentation So in fact I don't get any output on the commandline, and the commands return immediately. I guess, that this needs more investigation outside of the containers. False False 2
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Post by ingo on #1 Installer doesn't work on current debian ^{CODESYS 4 Linux tickets (Post)}
I found a much easier way to install CODESYS in wine. I don't run the installer, but extract the files. This method avoids all the endless installer issues and workarounds. It is implemented atm. in codesys-ide/install2.sh. @i-campbell might be of interest for your mac project.
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Post by ingo on #3 CODESYS V3.5.16.0 not working ^{CODESYS 4 Linux tickets (Post)}
Another test showed that the IDE worked natively on buster. Seems that we only have problems with the docker images.
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Post by ingo on #3 CODESYS V3.5.16.0 not working ^{CODESYS 4 Linux tickets (Post)}
Works again! Was just a DotNet issue. winetricks was not able to install DotNet completely headless anymore. So we now have the workaround with xvfb in install2.sh, like we had for install.sh.
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Post by ingo on #2 Windows license required ^{CODESYS 4 Linux tickets (Post)}
status: open --> closed
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Post by ingo on #2 Windows license required ^{CODESYS 4 Linux tickets (Post)}
Thanks Ian! First I added a note to the Wiki. Second I plan to show the license by default on install.
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Post by i-campbell on #2 Windows license required ^{CODESYS 4 Linux tickets (Post)}
A good solution! Well done also on getting SP16 working.
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Post by ingo on #1 Installer doesn't work on current debian ^{CODESYS 4 Linux tickets (Post)}
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Post by ingo on #1 Installer doesn't work on current debian ^{CODESYS 4 Linux tickets (Post)}
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Post by ingo on #2 Windows license required ^{CODESYS 4 Linux tickets (Post)}
While I was updating the installer for SP16 w/ new DotNet, I also added a --silent flag to it. Without that, the installer will show the usual prompt of the DotNet runtime. Futhermore we don't have a need for the Visual C++ Redistributable binaries anymore. The reason is: We just needed them to satisfy our Setup tool. But as install2.sh doesn't use the setup anymore, we don't need the Redistributable packages.
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