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Hi,I'm trying to do an IRAF/GIRAF installation on a laptop with SuSe 10.
Previously this laptop had RedHat 9 and the IRAF/GIRAF installation went
fine. I've also installed IRAF/GIRAF on a RH9 desktop and i'm checking the
laptop SuSe installation against the desktop RH9 to see if everything is
installed correctly.To put things in context, i've performed a new installation of SuSE 10
with /,/home and /opt partitions. IRAF etc. are being installed on /opt.
I've set up a soft link (iraf -> /opt/iraf) and i'm installing from iraf
'user' account, set up with C-shell. The IRAF installation (using precompiled
suse binaries) and TABLES/STSDAS (compiled suse binaries myself) seem to
go fine, e.g. a quick test of images.imutil.imexamine and
stsdas.toolbox.headers.eheader and apropos showed no issues.
The problem at the moment is installing the external packages needed
prior to doing the GIRAF installation.I believe the following should produce the correct binariescl> !gunzip nmisc.tar.Z
cl> softools
so> rtar -xrf nmisc.tar
so> bye
cl> mkpkg -p nmisc -p noao suse
cl> mkpkg -p nmisc -p noao update >& nmisc.spool &
[1]
cl>
[1] done 43.8 0:51 85%
cl>But bin.suse contains only x_imexam.e ,while bin.redhat on the desktop
contains x_imexamine.e and x_nmisc.e. Is the less than 100% above related
to the missing binary file?gmisc shows 83% after installation, but both the bin.suse on the laptop
and bin.redhat on the desktop show only one binary i.e. x_gmisc.e, so i'm
confused if the % value is related to missing binaries.i've attached the nmisc.spool file from the nmisc installation, i can't
make any sense of the final part of the file dealing with x_nmisc.ehope you can help.regardsDan Carson