Ubuntu 6.10 (Edgy)

[drezha]

I prefer having to type sudo each time rather than start a root terminal session with su in case I forget and type something in and carry it out as root.

[Brucifer]

@Drezha -- Well I spoke a wee bit too soon...

Now I've progressed to the libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3 issue as the d2ol app is just whizzing through the analyzing steps but not really doing any work.


So what do they call the compat-libstdc++-2... in ubuntu? or do you have to do a soft link? If so, what do you use???

[Bok]

You can probably just symlink to the one you need.

ln -s <source> <target>

Bok

[drezha]

Mine comes with libstdc++6-4.1 installed.

try:-

sudo apt-get install libstdc++6

[Brucifer]

@Drezha -- yes, that was already installed. So then you must either have a compat library installed, or a link from the one library to the one the d2ol app is looking for. ?? If so, where, and what?

Or have you tried running d2ol on the system?

edit: on re-reading your past posts I see you said that you hadn't tried running d2ol on the system. Thank you very much for the help so far though. !!

[drezha]

right I'll give D2OL a go, see if I can help some more.

What file did you download, one with the JVM or whithout? And was that one with the GUI or without? ;)

[Brucifer]

right I'll give D2OL a go, see if I can help some more.

What file did you download, one with the JVM or whithout? And was that one with the GUI or without? ;)

The one with java, and no gui. Start it off in the /home/user_name/d2ol/SengentD2OL/D2OL directory with the command line of
./D2OL controller:cli

And thank you very much for your help drezha

[drezha]

Couldn't get that to work either.

Tried both installers with JVM and they both chucked up errors on Java. Random nonsense I could make head nor tail of.

[Brucifer]

Couldn't get that to work either.

Tried both installers with JVM and they both chucked up errors on Java. Random nonsense I could make head nor tail of.

Thank you for giving it a go.

[drezha]

Dont suppose you could help me could you? ;)

http://amdusers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4190

It is nice to know the 64 bit Dnet client is running faster on the 64 bit OS's mind. Just a shame it's not so easy to get all the DC programs running.

BTW, dont install BOINC (if you were gonna try) via Synaptic. It's all very nice and adds a seperate user group onto the distro for safety and the like, but non of the projects recognise the platform because it shows up as Linux 64 bit or something.
I downloaded the install script off there website and that works fine. Shows up as a normal platform and lets me crunch.