[Homer-users] Re: running configure on tMCimg on Linux Fedora

[Heval Benav]

The first line in the configure file is:
#! /bin/sh

If you change that to

#! /bin/bash

The

>> :bad interpreter: No such file or directory

error might be dealt with.
Otherwise, you can try a search with your error message in

www.google.com/linux

On windows I installed it with cygwin (www.cygwin.com)
Heval






On Wed, November 23, 2005 1:37 pm, mrcheung at mdanderson.org said:
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> I Tried doing a 'chmod a+x configure' and then a './configure'
> I got:
> :bad interpreter: No such file or dirctory
>
> Has anyone successfully installed tMCimg on a Win or Linux platform ? I
> could try to switch to the platform if one works for tMCimg.
>
> Thx, Rex
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> Thanks. Fedora comes with a bash shell and a c shell. In either shell,
> ./configure gives:
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> ./configure: Permission denied.
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> Any ideas ?
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> Thx, Rex
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> From: Paul Raines <raines at nmr.mgh.harvard.edu>
> Subject: Re: [Homer-users] Re: running configure on tMCimg on Linux
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> Try doing a 'chmod a+x configure' and then a './configure'
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> On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 mrcheung at mdanderson.org wrote:
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>> Thanks. Fedora comes with a bash shell and a c shell. In either shell,
>> ./configure gives:
>>
>> ./configure: Permission denied.
>>
>> Any ideas ?
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>> Thx, Rex
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