Hi
I guess you must be using bridged networking !
There is no possibility of 'pinging' the netbios names
rather you can use nmblookup on those names
WINS is dynamic and every system registers to WINS when it comes up.
As we are not there in the picture at all, there is less possiblilty of
Hi!
i'm facing a strange problem, there is one executable on a 486/slackware
machine (Kernel 2.0.3x), it is a chip fabrication process simulator written
in fortran + c + lex + XLib. when i copied & tried to run this file on a
rh7.1, i get an error message saying no such file or ie the bash
Hi all,
I have recently started using the new red hat 7.2. I have now GRUB as my
boot mgr. Is ther anyway i can shift back to lio, i kinda liked it :-).
Arminder S.
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Chetan,
Could you try
ldd -v ./filename
and see what libs it is trying to hit?
And are the bulid errors compile time or link time?
--
Sanjeev
- Original Message -
From: "chetan dutta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 12:47 AM
Subject: [ilugd]
> "Sanjeev" == Sanjeev \"Ghane\" Gupta writes:
Sanjeev> Chetan, Could you try ldd -v ./filename and see what libs
Sanjeev> it is trying to hit?
Looks like it's an a.out binary being run on an ELF system with no
a.out support or no a.out libs.
Regards,
-- Raju
Sanjeev> And are
Hi,
Try $ file
to get the type of the file.
Also try this
$ more
and check out the first line... if this is a script, it should point to an binary
like
#!/usr/local/perl/bin/perl
(basicaly #! followed by name of the binary which would be invoked to run this
script.)
