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| Hi I'm having a hard time installing a browser on my 7006 running 4.3.3. When I try to install the browser package it says that I need to install bos.rte.libc but I have verified that this is installed in WSM. When I try to force an update is says that I can't use the -F force key along with the -a apply package key. This is the problem with both Netscape 7 and Mozilla for AIX. What am I doing wrong? Mads Norman |
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| "Mads Norman Andersen" <mna_FJERN_@makema.dk> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:brhu36$b2q$1@sunsite.dk... > Hi > > I'm having a hard time installing a browser on my 7006 running 4.3.3. When I > try to install the browser package it says that I need to install > bos.rte.libc but I have verified that this is installed in WSM. When I try > to force an update is says that I can't use the -F force key along with > the -a apply package key. > > This is the problem with both Netscape 7 and Mozilla for AIX. > > What am I doing wrong? > > Mads Norman > > Hallo Mads Norman, you might try an # lslpp -a -h bos.rte.libc to see which levels of bos.rte.libc have been installed on your server and in what state they are. If the action column says either 'apply' or 'commit' and the status column says 'complete' the problem is very likely not with the c-libraries. In this case you do not need to upgrade. (You are at ML11 anyway, aren't you?) Then do an # lslpp -f bos.rte.libc to see, where the files are installed and check whether the destination is in the search path of the the user who is going to install the browser. The installation script might simply be unable to actually see the libraries. In this case either the search path needs to be extended or the user's profile needs to be sourced by calling the script with the dot command. ( e.g. # . install.sh). However, if the output of the first command indicates that sth. of the bos.rte.libc installation is of status broken issue an # lppchk -v and post the output of both commands. Coming to think about Netscape 7 - does it 'run' on a 7006? HTH, Andreas |