just installed DS-5 on Fedora 13. After I run, I saw it appeared on bottom bar a while, then gone. Then started in xterm, no pop up, I saw exit 13.
Thanks for the traces. The problem does seem to have to do with missing 32-bit libraries. Here's a draft of some instructions that may fix your problem on 64-bit Fedora 13. I think you've probably already done step 1.
Please let me know if this works for you.
____ Most modern 64-bit Linux distributions do not include support for 32-bit applications by default. DS-5 is currently a 32-bit application, so requires a number of libraries to be installed. The process of installing 32-bit support libraries varies by distribution. The following instructions apply to Fedora 13 (which remains an unsupported platform).
References: infocenter.arm.com/.../index.jsp
The following instructions assume root access via "su". You might also have "sudo" installed, so all commands will be prefixed with "sudo" and run as your normal user. However, sudo is not typically configured to run for all users on RedHat systems.
1. Start the Add/Remove Software utility (in the System -> Adminstration menu)
- Choose Package Collections - Select Legacy Software Support and apply
2. Open a Terminal (in the Applications -> System Tools menu)
- Switch to root:
% su -
- Install the packages required for Eclipse:
# yum --assumeyes install gtk2.i686 libcanberra-gtk2.i686 PackageKit-gtk-module.i686 gtk2-engines.i686 xulrunner.i686
3. To use the RTSM, you will also need telnet and the xterm terminal installed.
- Open a Terminal (in the Applications -> System Tools menu)
- Install the packages required for xterm connections to the RTSM:
# yum install --assumeyes xterm telnet ___
Thanks, it works now!
Excellent! We'll make the instructions above made into a Knowledgebase article. Thanks for all your help.