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Re: [ferret_users] Re: ferret installation



Hi Sanjay,

Lets make it clear.

In the .bashrc file I added the following right at the end of file
PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin/ferret_paths
export PATH

I guess your ferret_paths is a file not a directory. If it is a file "source" the file like below.

source $HOME/bin/ferret_paths

Another important thing. I guess your shell is bash. Then your ferret_paths file should have a "bash" syntax rather than the default tcsh. You can get a bash_template from the "bin" directory. Edit the FER_DIR and FER_DSETS depending on your installation location.

open a new terminal or type "source .bashrc".

then

when you type "export" in your terminal, you should see the FER_DIR and FER_DSETS locations. If not then make sure anything else is not wrong.

Cheers


Praveen



and in .bash_profile I also added right at the end of the file
. $HOME/bin/ferret_paths

Bye








Quoting "Ansley Manke" <Ansley.B.Manke@xxxxxxxx>:




Hi -
I believe that what you need is the IBM AIX download; the IBM architecture is different from the linux machines you have tried here. srattan@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I am using a linux system on a IBM machine (ppc64).


bye



Quoting "Ansley Manke" <Ansley.B.Manke@xxxxxxxx>:

Hi Sanjay,
This error message sounds as if you don't have the correct binary file for your operating system. What operating system are you using?

Ansley

srattan@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi,

I followed your installation instructions, hopefully pretty well. I still get this error message:
bash: /home/sanjayr/bin/ferret: cannot execute binary file

Sanjay












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Praveen V K
Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
University of Alberta
CANADA

http://www.ualberta.ca/~veluthed/praveen.html
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