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Install vw 7.5 on Ubuntu 64 bit O.S.

dario trussardi
 Hi list,
i'm interested to load VW 7.5 on Ubuntu 64 bit Operating System.
I do it from CD with VW 7.5 NC,
but when start command ./installUnix the system answer:
|    dario@Monviso:/media/cdrom$ sudo ./installUnix
|[sudo] password for dario:
|    exec: 45: ./vw7.5nc/bin/linux86/visual: not found
|    The virtual machine for your platform:
|        ./vw7.5nc/bin/linux86/visual
|        exists but cannot be executed.  The file system/CDROM containing
|    the virtual machine must provide execute permissions.
|    Please remount the file system/CDROM and try again.

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!
Dario
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Re: Install vw 7.5 on Ubuntu 64 bit O.S.

Randy Coulman

You need to mount your CD-ROM with execute permissions.  By default, CD's are mounted as noexec.  I'm not sure of the best way to do that on Ubuntu.

Randy

On Jan 3, 2008 3:21 PM, Dario Trussardi < [hidden email]> wrote:
 Hi list,
i'm interested to load VW 7.5 on Ubuntu 64 bit Operating System.
I do it from CD with VW 7.5 NC,

but when start command ./installUnix the system answer:
|    dario@Monviso:/media/cdrom$ sudo ./installUnix
|[sudo] password for dario:
|    exec: 45: ./vw7.5nc/bin/linux86/visual: not found
|    The virtual machine for your platform:
|        ./vw7.5nc/bin/linux86/visual
|        exists but cannot be executed.  The file system/CDROM containing
|    the virtual machine must provide execute permissions.
|    Please remount the file system/CDROM and try again.

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Dario



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Re: Install vw 7.5 on Ubuntu 64 bit O.S.

dario trussardi
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Janko,
i have to do it but the system answer with the same error .

Thank,
Dario
----- Original Message -----
From: "Janko Mivšek" <[hidden email]>
To: "Dario Trussardi" <[hidden email]>
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 12:26 AM
Subject: Re: Install vw 7.5 on Ubuntu 64 bit O.S.


> Dario,
>
> Try to run ./installUnix without sudo command. You don't need to be root
> to install VW!
>
> Best regards
> Janko
>
>
> Dario Trussardi wrote:
>>  Hi list,
>>
>> i'm interested to load VW 7.5 on Ubuntu 64 bit Operating System.
>>
>> I do it from CD with VW 7.5 NC,
>>
>> but when start command ./installUnix the system answer:
>>
>> |    dario@Monviso:/media/cdrom$ sudo ./installUnix
>> |[sudo] password for dario:
>> |    exec: 45: ./vw7.5nc/bin/linux86/visual: not found
>> |    The virtual machine for your platform:
>> |        ./vw7.5nc/bin/linux86/visual
>> |        exists but cannot be executed.  The file system/CDROM containing
>> |    the virtual machine must provide execute permissions.
>> |    Please remount the file system/CDROM and try again.
>>
>> Any pointers would be greatly appreciated!
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Dario
>
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Re: Install vw 7.5 on Ubuntu 64 bit O.S.

Malte Zacharias
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 > You need to mount your CD-ROM with execute permissions.  By default,
 > CD's are mounted as noexec.  I'm not sure of the best way to do that
 > on Ubuntu.
Absolutely right. You should consult the man page of the mount command
and use ls -l to find out whether the execute bit has been set after
trying to mount again.
The error message already says it all. (Btw: Fool proof way would be to
copy the CDs contents to the harddisk and then run
chmod a=rwx -R  directoryWhereTheCdIs
That ought to fix it. If it doesn't I'd suggest posting to a more
appropriate group..
Generally this is not really a subject for this mailing list as it is a
pretty standard linux question that should be quite easy to solve even
without posting to any
newsgroup.

Best regards,
Malte Zacharias