Re: installing 1.4.1 on SuSE Linux 6.1 (help re objc?)

[Matt Aylward]

Marcus G. Daniels wrote:

> >>>>> "MA" == Matthew Aylward EG201 G219 SL CKR <address@hidden> writes:
>
> MA> For the record, these paths are the same on my SuSE 6.1 machine.
>
> As a result of a RPM install or a source build of egcs using --prefix=/usr?
>

This is the standard SuSE RPM-install location. This machine was set up by 
doing a
clean SuSE 6.0 install, followed by a standard SuSE `update' to 6.1.  (before i
re-compiled egcs). This is the path I have in my notes which I took during the 
setup
process. Unfornately, I can't connect to the machine to check these -- it is my 
home
machine and I at work right now.

Tonight (Western Australia time) I will go through the whole Swarm install 
process
again and record all the required details.  So I will pass on all I can 
tomorrow. I
have just finished my Honours research and thesis using Swarm, so up till now I 
have
not wanted to update for fear of breaking something. (I will have two or three
publications out in the next few months). Now it is high time I had a complete
re-install on both machines, so i am keen to solve this problem in a sensible 
and
reproducable fashion.

BTW. I use SuSE rather than Red Hat because, for the work I do, I have found it 
more
`scientifically' oriented and more reliable, with excellent backup support. I 
think
the `which distribution' question is really a matter of personal taste.
also BTW Marcus, you get a grateful acknowledgement in my thesis. The help ypu
provide on this list has been a huge help to me. Thanks!!!

Cheers,
Matt


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       Depts of Geography (GIS) and Botany (Marine), UWA




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