Tuomas Kuosmanen wrote:
>
> On Thu, Jul 06, 2000 at 05:03:12PM -0500, Josh wanted to say the following:
> > > well, is it an Intel binary?
> >
> > mmm...probably
> >
> >
> > > Which one is it, btw?
> >
> > DynuPremium from dynu.com
> >
> > Do you know of any dynamic dns services with scripts for L
On Thu, Jul 06, 2000 at 09:21:19AM +0200, Andre Berger wrote:
> Oops I didn't realize this thread is on debian-powerpc. Most PC
> emulators won't wotk on PPC; experiences with VMWare on PPC anyone?
Twine was supposed to include an i386 emulator, but i never managed to compile
it under debian/ppc,
On Thu, Jul 06, 2000 at 05:03:12PM -0500, Josh wanted to say the following:
> > well, is it an Intel binary?
>
> mmm...probably
>
>
> > Which one is it, btw?
>
> DynuPremium from dynu.com
>
> Do you know of any dynamic dns services with scripts for Linux PPC?
Freshmeat.net is the place to loo
> You can look on freshmeat.net for other dynamic DNS scripts and either
> switchservices (there are *free* dynamic DNS services, for example) oruse
> one of those scripts as a model. A big advantage of scriptsis that
> they're considerably more architecture-independent.
> Another option is for y
> from what I've learned, VMWare doesn't emulate but hands over the code to
> the processor for execution. Thus it won't run on PPC since the PPC will
> tell you that this code doesn't make sense to him (not that it would do
> anyway ;) )
This is correct. VMWare simply creates a virtual machine e
"J" == Josh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> well, is it an Intel binary?
J> mmm...probably
Definitely:
diziet% file dynupremium
dynupremium: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1,
dynamically linked (uses shared libs), not stripped
>> Which one is it, btw?
J>
Andre,
>Oops I didn't realize this thread is on debian-powerpc. Most PC
>emulators won't wotk on PPC; experiences with VMWare on PPC anyone?
>
>Andre
>
from what I've learned, VMWare doesn't emulate but hands over the code to
the processor for execution. Thus it won't run on PPC since the PPC will
> well, is it an Intel binary?
mmm...probably
> Which one is it, btw?
DynuPremium from dynu.com
Do you know of any dynamic dns services with scripts for Linux PPC?
Josh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "C.M. Connelly" wrote:
>
> > unzip is available:
>
> OK, I got unzip. The program I downloaded, after unzipping is now:
>
> program.exe
>
> I chmod'd it so its executable. I tried running it (by ty
Oops I didn't realize this thread is on debian-powerpc. Most PC
emulators won't wotk on PPC; experiences with VMWare on PPC anyone?
Andre
Hmm. Another caveat: Downloading binaries from random sources can
be dangerous, as you never have any real idea of what they could
be capable of doing. Downloading source and compiling it is
potentially safer since you *could* audit the code to find any
problems. (Since almost no one does so, h
"JH" == Josh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Josh,
JH> OK, so now I downloaded the Linux version of the program I
JH> need (a Dynamic DNS program) and unzipped it (not an .exe).
JH> When I run it I get this:
JH> Cannot execute binary file.
JH> What's the deal?
Aha, now I see.
It'
On Thu, Jul 06, 2000 at 01:24:27PM -0500, Josh wrote:
> OK, so now I downloaded the Linux version of the program I need (a Dynamic
> DNS program) and unzipped it (not an .exe). When I run it I get this:
>
> Cannot execute binary file.
well, is it an Intel binary?
for example:
ppc system -$> fil
> Um, run DOS?
>
> Seriously, an EXE file is either a DOS or Windows binary
> (requiring DOS or Windows to run) or a pkzip archive, in which
> case you could unpack it by running `unzip program.exe'.
OK, so now I downloaded the Linux version of the program I need (a Dyna
"J" == Josh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Josh,
J> OK, I got unzip. The program I downloaded, after unzipping
J> is now:
J> program.exe
J> I chmod'd it so its executable. I tried running it (by
J> typing its name) and I was told that I can't ru
"C.M. Connelly" wrote:
> unzip is available:
OK, I got unzip. The program I downloaded, after unzipping is now:
program.exe
I chmod'd it so its executable. I tried running it (by typing its name) and I
was told that I
can't run binaries. Is there something e
unzip is available:
Package: unzip
Version: 5.40-1
Priority: optional
Section: non-free/utils
Maintainer: Santiago Vila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Depends: libc6 (>= 2.1)
Suggests: zip
Conflicts: unzip-crypt
Replaces: unzip-crypt
Architecture: powerpc
Filename: dists/frozen/non-free/binar
I was trying to download a zip'd program from a web site, (which was
supposed to be for Windows, NT, Linux, Unix etc.). My browser said
'unknow type blah blah' and gave me the option to save it, which I did,
and I named it something.zip. That's when I found out I don
I can't find the unzip package in dselect... where is it ?
I had to compile it :-) (easy, but I had to).
Hub
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