Spare rhux file for installation
Guest wrote on Nov 08, 2005
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to install a fresh copy of IRAF on my redhat linux system.
Since it's a new release, I'm using the full installation from the
ftp: patch2a subdirectory. I acquired all *rhux* files from that directory:
db.rhux.x86.gz ib.rhux.x86.gz nb.rhux.x86.gz as.pcix.gen.gz
I used the ib/nb/as files but found no reference to the db.rhux.x86.gz
in the installation guides/READMEs. Is it needed? Where does it go?
A check of the final installation showed that 'cl' works; but I didn't
actually use any IRAF operation to test further.
Cheers, Robyn
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Roberta (Robyn) Allsman
Large Synoptic Survey Telescope phone: 520-322-8741
Data Management FAX: 520-881-2627
4703 E. Camp Lowell Dr Suite 253 email: robyn@lsst.org
Tucson, AZ 85712 USA
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I'm trying to install a fresh copy of IRAF on my redhat linux system.
Since it's a new release, I'm using the full installation from the
ftp: patch2a subdirectory. I acquired all *rhux* files from that directory:
db.rhux.x86.gz ib.rhux.x86.gz nb.rhux.x86.gz as.pcix.gen.gz
I used the ib/nb/as files but found no reference to the db.rhux.x86.gz
in the installation guides/READMEs. Is it needed? Where does it go?
A check of the final installation showed that 'cl' works; but I didn't
actually use any IRAF operation to test further.
Cheers, Robyn
--
Roberta (Robyn) Allsman
Large Synoptic Survey Telescope phone: 520-322-8741
Data Management FAX: 520-881-2627
4703 E. Camp Lowell Dr Suite 253 email: robyn@lsst.org
Tucson, AZ 85712 USA
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Guest wrote on Nov 08, 2005
Hi Robyn,
The DB files are iraf debug libraries -- unless you'll be
developing applications you won't need them, otherwise unpack in
the iraf$bin.redhat directory.
Cheers,
-Mike
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The DB files are iraf debug libraries -- unless you'll be
developing applications you won't need them, otherwise unpack in
the iraf$bin.redhat directory.
Cheers,
-Mike
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