From: <lau...@ma...> - 2002-04-18 11:45:28
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On 17 Apr, Thomas Deschamps wrote: > Effectively, the file prodebug.bin does not exist anywhere... > What can I do? > Last time I tried to build the system, I got to about the same place you are. I even think I asked the same question on the list and never got an answer. > I tried to compile with a binary tclpro distribution, so I got the file > tclpro141.linux.tar.gz, but I was unable to make the script setup.sh to > work. > It outputs: > >> ./setup.sh > > Installer error: > couldn't execute no such file or directory > while executing > "exec $unzip -Zt [FindFile $src $file" > (procedure "install::calculateSizeAndCount" line 10) > invoked from within > "install::calculateSizeAndCount $::installImageRoot" > (procedure "gui::showWindow" line 24) > invoked from within > "gui::showWindow" > > Please notice that the file "/usr/local/src/tclpro1.4/unix/uzpln86" > exists... Hmmm... This is a known problem and should be ansewerd on google... Ah, here it is, from Scott Redman: This is a known problem, it's due to the uzpln86 using an old libc or glibc, which you don't have. You should have a program called "unzip" on your linux install, here is what you do: cd /home/user/dld/tclpro1.4/unix/ mv uzpln86 uzpln86.orig ln -s <path-to-unzip>/unzip ./uzpln86 Now try it again. -- Scott -- Laurent Duperval <mailto:lau...@ma...> "Computer science is a question of choosing the correct wrench to pound in the right screw." -Someone |