Linuxwho?
April 7th, 2009, 12:51 AM
"root@ubuntu:/tmp# install zcs-5.0.6_GA_2314.UBUNTU8.FRANKLIN -t /tmp /etc
install: omitting directory `zcs-5.0.6_GA_2314.UBUNTU8.FRANKLIN'
install: omitting directory `/etc'
root@ubuntu:/tmp#"
What does all that mean?
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The directions for my install say:
" Download the appropriate package for your Ubuntu installation (32 or 64 bit Ubuntu 8.04 LTS), copy it into your choice directory (I prefer /temp because /tmp is volatile and clears out every reboot), change to that directory, and type
tar -xzf zc*
and it'll create a whole directory /temp/zcs with lots of files inside it. Then:
cd /temp/zcs
./install.sh"
This is WRONG as far as I can tell.
#1 It does not create any such directory named "zcs."
#2 ./install.sh does nothing.
Any ideas? Thanks.
install: omitting directory `zcs-5.0.6_GA_2314.UBUNTU8.FRANKLIN'
install: omitting directory `/etc'
root@ubuntu:/tmp#"
What does all that mean?
---------
The directions for my install say:
" Download the appropriate package for your Ubuntu installation (32 or 64 bit Ubuntu 8.04 LTS), copy it into your choice directory (I prefer /temp because /tmp is volatile and clears out every reboot), change to that directory, and type
tar -xzf zc*
and it'll create a whole directory /temp/zcs with lots of files inside it. Then:
cd /temp/zcs
./install.sh"
This is WRONG as far as I can tell.
#1 It does not create any such directory named "zcs."
#2 ./install.sh does nothing.
Any ideas? Thanks.