[Not-confirmed]: Error 3. ./RoRconfig: not such file or directory

[steveh86]

Environment: Ubuntu Feisty Fawn (latest) x86_64;
downloaded the archive, extracted on the home directory.

# ./Rorconfig
Error: 3. ./RoRconfig.bin: not such file or directory

...-either with root privileges.

???????????...help....

[steveh86]

ehm, sure, not confirmed, only minor issue.

[sano]

Do you get the same error for ./RoR, or just ./RoRconfig ?

[steveh86]

yes, with RoR, RoRconfig, RoR.bin and RoRconfig.bin (I tried also with the last two from command line, and it reported "error, ")" expected", etc. I installed DevIl, wxgtk(2.8), openAl, etc.
??? ??? ???
maybe the latest kernel: 2.6.20-16 or... uhm, I'll try download another one package.

[steveh86]

....neither.....

[tdev]

....neither.....

if you want us to help you must provide much more information!

also please edit your last posts instead of replying to yourself every time.

[sano]

Try this

sudo chmod +x RoR

[steveh86]

I tried the command, but...

phate@mangusta:~$ cd RoR-0.31a/

phate@mangusta:~/RoR-0.31a$ ls
data

[sano]

Can you type this command in your RoR directory and paste us the output?

ls -alh

[steveh86]

That's it...

giacomo@mangusta:~/ROR/RoR-0.31a$ ls -alh
total 7,2M
drwxr-xr-x 3 giacomo giacomo 4,0K 2007-04-08 20:07 .
drwxr-xr-x 3 giacomo giacomo 4,0K 2007-07-08 00:49 ..
drwxr-xr-x 6 giacomo giacomo 4,0K 2007-04-08 18:01 data
-rw-r--r-- 1 giacomo giacomo

[tdev]

try this and give us the output:

sh -x ./RoRconfig

[steveh86]

giacomo@mangusta:~/ROR/RoR-0.31a$ sh -x ./RoRconfig
+ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=./
+ ./RoRconfig.bin
./RoRconfig: 1: ./RoRconfig.bin: not found

[Aperion]

are you typing in the the full file name or using tab complete to fill in the rest of the file name? to do tab completion type in ./ then hit tab a couple of time an a list of otion will apear. Hit the R key (linux is case sensitive) and hit a couple of times again. to see all executables starting with R in the current directory (./) type in ./RoRc and hit tab and it should fill in the rest of the file name.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tab_completion

here you have directory: ~/ROR/RoR-0.31a

That's it...

giacomo@mangusta:~/ROR/RoR-0.31a$ ls -alh

here you have ~/RoR-0.31a

phate@mangusta:~/RoR-0.31a$ ls

post up the contents of your RoR file and RoRconfig. do it al in one step:

ls -l; cat RoR; cat RoRconfig

and post the results.

a pointer unlike windows you can't just type in the name of the file you want to execute it, it must be preceded by the directory, relative or absolute. the relative directory for the current directory is ./ which is why you execute a file in the current directory by typing in ./RoR

also try this, type in:

find ~ -name RoR\*.bin

and post the results.

[steveh86]

Doh, I can't access my pc, I'm away, but I remember there were executables RoR, RoRconfig, RoR.bin and RoRconfig.bin (both .bin binary files, as I expected); I think I'll change the S.O. because this Ubuntu (64 bit) is too slow (the programs start very fast, but only after 20 seconds from the click the HD is readen, strange thing); I will post your instruction friday night, when I go home. Sorry...