I'm working on a speech recognition project as part of my science development project, and I'm trying to install the Sphinx onto my Red Hat Linux 6.2. Bear with me...I'm new to Linux. :-) I'm having trouble installing the Sphinx. From what I've read in the INSTALL info page, and the rest of the docs included in the Sphinx downloaded file, it seems that the protocal to install Sphinx is to run configure, then do subsequent installations such as make install, etc. The problem happens when I use this command:
$ ./configure
bash: File not found
or something similar, and (I have bash) when I try this:
$ sh configure
or
$ sh ./configure
I get all sorts of error messages.
I tried to 'sh' other installation files, but to no avail. Anybody know what's the problem? Is it my machine or Linux's settings?
Happy Sphinxing...
Lee
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I'm working on a speech recognition project as part of my science development project, and I'm trying to install the Sphinx onto my Red Hat Linux 6.2. Bear with me...I'm new to Linux. :-) I'm having trouble installing the Sphinx. From what I've read in the INSTALL info page, and the rest of the docs included in the Sphinx downloaded file, it seems that the protocal to install Sphinx is to run configure, then do subsequent installations such as make install, etc. The problem happens when I use this command:
$ ./configure
bash: File not found
or something similar, and (I have bash) when I try this:
$ sh configure
or
$ sh ./configure
I get all sorts of error messages.
I tried to 'sh' other installation files, but to no avail. Anybody know what's the problem? Is it my machine or Linux's settings?
Happy Sphinxing...
Lee
The best thing to do is get the latest version out of CVS on SourceForge, and then run autogen.sh, followed by configure, then make, make install.