[ale] ghostview
Pinwu Xu
pxu at eng.ua.edu
Wed Mar 20 17:28:42 EST 1996
On Wed, 20 Mar 1996, Steven A. Duchene wrote:
>
>
> I would have thought there would have been a more intellegent error
> message returned when trying to run ELF executables on a non-ELF
> system. This may be a consequence of trying to execute the executable
> on the cammand line by relying on the shell's execution PATH to find
> the executable rather than giving the full pathname on the command
> line. If that's true you might try typing the full path name on
> the command line or cd'ing to the directory where you have ghostscript
> installed and typing ./gs to see what happens then.
> --
> Steve DuChene sad at hpuerca.atl.hp.com 1-800-633-3600
>
> The HP North American Response Center, Atlanta
> X/Vue/xterminal/graphics support team
> I am an employee of Hewlett-Packard.
>
I had this problem before. My system is Slackware3.0, ELF kernel1.2.13.
When I installed the Chinese cxterm ELF exectuables on my box, they are
in /usr/local/chinese/bin. Then I just could not run them, though I have
tried change my $PATH in /etc/profile, run them with absolute path, or cd
into /usr/local/chinese/bin then run ./cxterm. The result were the same,
cxterm: no such file or directory.
file it gives 32bit ELF executables,...
Somebody suggested that I run it with strace, but as I got that mail,
I've already given up(deleted those exectuables) so I don't know if it
works or not.
So far I still don't know the answer. If anybody knows, please shed light.
Thanx.
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