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Re: RedHat Linux
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Ben Skelton |
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Re: RedHat Linux |
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Fri, 24 Jul 1998 10:34:52 +1200 |
Hi Mike
There are some big problems with RH binaries if you install a binary
which was compiled with a different compiler than the compiler system
you have installed on your system...most likely a pre RH5.1 binary
installed on a RH5.1 system. This is a gerneral RH problem and not I
suspect unique to the octave binary that you downloaded---I may be
wrong I dont know what you downloaded.
See if you can get a hold of an SRPM and compile it yourself...I think
that is the safest until RH get their act together and sort out their
compilier woes.
Hope this helps.
--Ben
On Fri, 24 Jul 1998, Mike Alder wrote:
>Hi,
>I have downloaded what seems to be specified as LINUX
>binaries. I found, after some misdirection, the install
>instructions. This failed. I logged in as root and it
>installed. Sort of. I moved to the /usr/local/bin directory
>and there was an executable called octave. I typed `octave'
>and got the message:
>
>error: Segmentation fault -- stopping myself...
>error: attempted clean up apparently failed -- aborting...
>Aborted
>
>So far all I seem to have accomplished is to clog up my
>hard disk with a lot of files that don't do anything.
>
>The download was from your homepages.
>
>Any suggestions? (Other than buying MATLAB).
>
>mike alder.
- RedHat Linux, Mike Alder, 1998/07/23
- Re: RedHat Linux,
Ben Skelton <=