The original client I found was trying to follow the installation tutorial of the SDK. However, my Samsung Chromebook (in developer mode) / Naclsdk does not want to run (chmod + x done), but instead gives the following:
This system is not found on 32-bit runtime environment. Particularly 32-bit dynamic loaders required by the NaCl compiler ('/lib/ld-linux.so.2') were not found. This is included in the 'libc6: i386' package on modern Debian / Ubuntu systems.
They write that PNAL should run on ARM computers, however, on some other forums I did not read the case. I have tried to enable two flags, as described on one site which I can not post due to lack of reputation, but it seems that while using PNext only things will change, the establishment of SDK Not during
Is it possible to install that SDK on my Chromebook, and if so, how?
There is some confusion: when the documentation says "PNEX and NOLL work on ARM," its This means that the user will use the part that runs inside the chrome. SDK is currently only made for X86-64 Windows / Linux / OSX, not for ARM. The main reason is that never been requested, probably because ARM machines are significantly slower than normal development machines.
It is being said, I do not think it is stupid to use ARM as a development machine, and I have created my own PNACL toolchain for ARM in the past. I have not made it recently, and it can bitrate a bit, if you run into problems or suggest or send better patches! I hope that any issue is quite minor, especially if you want to use only pnacl-clang or nacl-clang (in opposition to GCC Toolchain).
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