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Elixer 12-03-2010 12:00 AM

Googleearth reports /usr/lib/googleearth/goggleearth-bin: not found
 
Hello folks, Running Debian Squeeze, liquorix kernel on 2.4 ghz intel based pc. Installed google earth 6 with smxi. no errors reported with smxi. when I run gogleearth from terminal I get an error " /usr/lib/googleearth/goggleearth-bin: not found". I looked and there is no such file there. Found on an Unbuntu forum one poor sole had the same problem on Unbuntu 10.XX. his solution was to install lsb-core and it worked. It didn't work for me and I still get the error and the file is not there, as expected. thanks, Jon

malekmustaq 12-03-2010 12:22 AM

If that's the case then you can do it by using link. Look for the 'goggleearth-bin' file, usually LSB installs it via /opt directory, if not use 'find' to find it--
Code:

--# find / -iname 'goggleearth-bin'
Just be sure run 'find' as root to be able to descend into all directories.

After finding where the installer located the needed *bin make a link accordingly:

Code:

--# ln -s /where/it/is/found.bin /usr/lib/googleearth/goggleearth-bin
Just make a try, who knows if it will solve?

Hope it helps. Good luck.

almatic 12-03-2010 05:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elixer (Post 4179130)
Found on an Unbuntu forum one poor sole had the same problem on Unbuntu 10.XX. his solution was to install lsb-core and it worked.

thanks for this hint, as I had the same problem right now and installing lsb-core did fix it :D
As for your problem, I don't know why the executable is missing, but since you use debian, you could try another way for installation.
First download googleearth from the google homepage, then install 'googleearth-package' (with apt-get) and use that to build a debian package (make-googleearth-package --force). This at least worked for me.

Elixer 12-12-2010 11:36 PM

search as suggested shows googleearth-bin does not exist anywhere on my root directory. Lots of other googleearth stuff is installed but why not this file? In debian Lenny (same computer, difrent disc) which it installed and works fine it is in /DebLenny/opt/google-earth/googleearth-bin. Uninstalled and used smxi to upgrade OS, tried reinstall with same results.
Any suggestions welcome, Jon

Elixer 12-14-2010 11:09 PM

As reported that google earth is working on sid, I upgraded to sid with smxi. I uninstalled the non functioning instalation and then installed with smxi. I still recieve error that " /usr/lib/googleearth/goggleearth-bin: not found". I confermed with comand "# find / -iname 'googleearth-bin' that it is not there. Just why is it not getting installed? any direction and help welcome, Thanks, Jon

mall1m 12-24-2010 08:34 AM

hello I had the same error: "missing googleearth.bin"

doing this (found on another forum)
Code:

sudo apt-get install lsb-core
fixed the problem

hope that should help :)


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