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I figure this is some trivial thing I haven't figured out yet. I'm more used to slackware, where I never encounter problems like this.
Quote:
james@dude:~/adom$ ls -l
total 2720
-rwxr-xr-x 1 james james 2452608 2002-11-20 06:40 adom
-r--r--r-- 1 james james 57804 2002-11-20 06:40 adomfaq.txt
-rw-r--r-- 1 james james 188431 2002-11-20 06:40 manual.doc
-r--r--r-- 1 james james 58857 2002-11-20 06:40 readme.1st
james@dude:~/adom$ ./adom
bash: ./adom: No such file or directory
james@dude:~/adom$
That's probably it. But wouldn't that display a different kind of error message? Also wouldn't I have encountered a similar problem with the ATI drivers?
That's probably it. But wouldn't that display a different kind of error message? Also wouldn't I have encountered a similar problem with the ATI drivers?
It looks like you listed it from ~/ so it might run as: james@dude:~/adom$ ~/adom/adom I'd run a "which adom" to see where or if it's in your path - The way you ran it calls for it to be in the root directory (/).
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