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| Hello all. I'm trying to install bloodshed dev c++ on my linux box which has
red hat 9 on it but the install programme complains it can't find
binary.tar.gz. I get the impression that this is native to linux and not to
dev c++. Does anyone know where I can find binary.tar.gz ?
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| ynotssor 2005-01-29, 5:45 pm |
| "Starr" <Starr@proxima.net> wrote in message
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> Hello all. I'm trying to install bloodshed dev c++ on my linux box
> which has red hat 9 on it but the install programme complains it
> can't find binary.tar.gz. I get the impression that this is native to
> linux and not to dev c++.
Please copy and paste into your post exactly what you typed, and what
resulted.
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> Please copy and paste into your post exactly what you typed, and what
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I wish a could but it's on a box at a different location. I do everything
the doc tells me to do but this happens. I see many mentions of
binary.tar.gz on google but nothing appears even remotely relevant.
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| Nicholas Andrade 2005-01-29, 8:45 pm |
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> I wish a could but it's on a box at a different location.
Does it have SSH running?
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| Kurt von Finck 2005-01-29, 8:45 pm |
| Starr wrote:
> Hello all. I'm trying to install bloodshed dev c++ on my linux box which has
> red hat 9 on it but the install programme complains it can't find
> binary.tar.gz. I get the impression that this is native to linux and not to
> dev c++. Does anyone know where I can find binary.tar.gz ?
binary.tar.gz is a GZipped tape archive. The installer is looking
for this file, but cannot find it. I suspect this file comes with
the software you are trying to install and contains the binary
executables for the program. I doubt this is a Linux error, more
likely a corrupt or incomplete archive, or PEBKAC.
../k
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> "Starr" <Starr@proxima.net> wrote in message
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good old putty. looged my session for me 
here's the session from where a decompressed the tarball
[root@p3450 bloodshed]# tar -zxf dev-src_Jul_30_23h03.tar.gz
[root@p3450 bloodshed]# cd c++
[root@p3450 c++]# cd setup
[root@p3450 setup]# sh install.sh
** Dev-C++ installation script **
You must be root to install. Do you want to continue ?
(Y/n) ? y
tar (child): binary.tar.gz: Cannot open: No such file or directory
tar (child): Error is not recoverable: exiting now
tar: Child returned status 2
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
Where do you want to install Dev-C++ ? [/root/dev-c++] :
mv: can't stat source TODO
mv: can't stat source BUGS
mv: can't stat source bin/devcpp
mv: can't stat source bin/libqtintf.so*
* This script will now guess your gcc and make paths
* Press enter if the path is correct for each program
make is located in : [/usr/bin/make] :
gcc is located in : [/usr/bin/gcc] :
g++ is located in : [/usr/bin/g++] :
gdb (or your favourite debugger) is located in : [/usr/bin/gdb] :
xterm, aterm or Eterm is located in : [/usr/X11R6/bin/xterm] :
* Configuration file is now been written in /root/.devcpp/config
* Installation terminated, you may now run /root/dev-c++/devcpp
[root@p3450 setup]# cd ~root/dev-c++/
[root@p3450 dev-c++]# ls
[root@p3450 dev-c++]#
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> Starr wrote:
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> binary.tar.gz is a GZipped tape archive. The installer is looking
> for this file, but cannot find it. I suspect this file comes with
> the software you are trying to install and contains the binary
> executables for the program. I doubt this is a Linux error, more
> likely a corrupt or incomplete archive, or PEBKAC.
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> ./k
That's what i'm thinking. I emailed bloodshed days ago but I have no reply
yet.
Anyway I have posted the session log at another point of this thread. Let
me know what you think.
Thx
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| ynotssor 2005-01-30, 5:45 pm |
| "Starr" <Starr@proxima.net> wrote in message
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> good old putty. looged my session for me
> here's the session from where a decompressed the tarball
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> [root@p3450 bloodshed]# tar -zxf dev-src_Jul_30_23h03.tar.gz
> [root@p3450 bloodshed]# cd c++
> [root@p3450 c++]# cd setup
> [root@p3450 setup]# sh install.sh
How did you know to "cd c++"? How did you know to "cd setup", and
particularly "sh install.sh"?
You need to read the README and INSTALL files before even attempting
anything else.
tony
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> How did you know to "cd c++"?
Thats where the setup files are
How did you know to "cd setup", and
> particularly "sh install.sh"?
because it said so in the INSTALL file.
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> You need to read the README and INSTALL files before even attempting
> anything else.
I did.
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| ynotssor 2005-01-31, 5:45 pm |
| "Starr" <Starr@proxima.net> wrote in message
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> Thats where the setup files are
> How did you know to "cd setup", and
> because it said so in the INSTALL file.
> I did.
Did you also then follow the instructions therein? Did you already install
the other components, the Free Pascal compiler package and the Qt libraries?
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> Did you also then follow the instructions therein?
To the letter.
>Did you already install
> the other components, the Free Pascal compiler package and the Qt
libraries?
The qt libraries were already present and I got the same error when I tried
to install the Pascal compiler as I did when I installed the c++ one.
I examined the shell script I think the problem is the missing
'binary.tar.gz' file
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