From: Michael V. <mi...@bl...> - 2001-07-20 18:32:46
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On Fri, 20 Jul 2001, Alex Rzasa wrote: > Dear All; > > I am a neuroscientist at the University of Maryland, and I currently use a > Linux machine for data collection and analysis. However, it would be > absolutely fantastic if I was able to run my Linux-based analysis software > in Windows 2000. I currently have the latest Cygwin installed; could > somebody please tell me how to install LINE, as well as how to determine > what files I should transfer from my Linux box to let my program work > through LINE? I would greatly appreciate anyone's help. Your project is an > amazing piece of work, and could help me immensely. Thank you for your time > and assistance. Hi Alex, To run LINE, you need three things from your Linux box: 1) The executable that you want to run 2) Any shared objects that the executable requires 3) Any data files that the executable requires. Checkout <http://line.sourceforge.net/docs.php?f=chroot.txt> for a little more details (although not much!) on how to setup the directory structure on your Win2K machine. Let me know if you need any more help! Mike |