[cad-linux] Re: ME10

did you try checking dependencies with ldd?
cd to the directory with the executable.
then type: ldd ./me10 or ldd ./ME10F

this should give you a list of libraries that it
needs.
it is probably looking for an older verions of
something and you will just need to create a symbolic
link ( ln -s <have> <need> ) from the current version
to what it is looking for.  worst case you will have
to daownload the older version and install it next to
the newer ones.  this is required if you can get your
hands on a copy of the linux version of microstation. 
it was compiled against an older version of glibc and
just creating the symlink is not good enough.


--- Ernie Schroder <schroder@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Keith,
>       DUHHH, I've installed the RPM of ME10 But I'll be
> damned if I can figure out 
> how to start it. Everything seems to reside in
> /usr/local/CoCreate/me10. From 
> that dir, I did both me10 and ME10F and receive:
> /usr/local/CoCreate/me10/ME10F: error while loading
> shared libraries: 
> /usr/local/CoCreate/me10/ME10F: undefined symbol: 
> _t24__default_alloc_template2b1i0.free_list 
> Any ideas?
> Regards, Ernie


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