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Feb 6 2012, 08:41 AM
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Whats this Lie-nix Thing? ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 6-February 12 Member No.: 17,404 |
Hi,
I received a patch installation instruction for a linux software. However, i only understand step 1 & 2 and have zero idea on the steps involved, especially on the directory change. Please help. Patch Installation Instructions Installation Instructions Once the file is downloaded: 1. Log in as root 2. Open a terminal 3. Change directory to the location of the downloaded file 4. Type: sh ABC-X.XX.XX-Linux.run (where X.XX.XX is the patch number) Uninstallation Instructions Run /ABCDE/bin/patch_uninstall to remove this patch Thanks. |
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Feb 6 2012, 01:59 PM
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Its GNU/Linuxhelp.net ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Support Specialist Posts: 1,628 Joined: 23-January 03 Member No.: 360 |
The terminal command to change directory is cd. i.e.
cd /file_location [http://linux.die.net/man/1/cd] |
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Feb 8 2012, 10:14 PM
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Whats this Lie-nix Thing? ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 8-February 12 Member No.: 17,416 |
Hi, I received a patch installation instruction for a linux software. However, i only understand step 1 & 2 and have zero idea on the steps involved, especially on the directory change. Please help. Patch Installation Instructions Installation Instructions Once the file is downloaded: 1. Log in as root 2. Open a terminal 3. Change directory to the location of the downloaded file so this would be where you would type something like cd /home/mario/downloads QUOTE 4. Type: sh ABC-X.XX.XX-Linux.run (where X.XX.XX is the patch number) this part is kind of self-explanitory other than the ABC-XX.XX.XX-Linux.run. What the instructions are trying to tell you is that you type "sh" which is a command that tells the computer that the next command youre going to issue is a shell script command. Then the name of the file you downloaded will be executed. More than likely the file itself is a self extracting compressed file (for simplicity) that will simply patch your system for you. Unless there is a problem with the ptch, the remainder of the instructions dont have to be followed because they tell you how to uninstall. Jason eRacks |
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