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Ok I'm running this on a cento6.4 but it doesn't matter because I get teh same results when running on a 5.11 and 7.4
where i want to run it from
nfs Mount on a server Genesis I have full R/W Access
Code:
[aducimo@oates:~]$ /vendor_lib/arm/gf/130bcdlite/sram_sp_hdf_rvt_rvt/r0p1/bin/sram_sp_hdf_rvt_rvt
Error: no `client' JVM at `/vendor_lib/arm/gf/130bcdlite/sram_sp_hdf_rvt_rvt/r0p1/lib/linux/jre/lib/i386/client/libjvm.so'.
[aducimo@oates:~]$ df -h /vendor_lib/arm/
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
genesis:/data/db/vendors/arm
6.2T 3.5T 2.7T 57% /vendor_lib/arm
[aducimo@oates:~]$
but if I copy it o my Home directory also an NFS mount but on another machine it works ?
Code:
[aducimo@oates:~]$ /home/aducimo/r0p1/bin/sram_sp_hdf_rvt_rvt
Loading, please wait...
Warning: Cannot convert string "-b&h-lucida-medium-r-normal-sans-*-140-*-*-p-*-iso8859-1" to type FontStruct
[aducimo@oates:~]$
[aducimo@oates:~]$ df -h .
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
boston:/data/home/aducimo
6.8T 5.7T 738G 89% /home/aducimo
[aducimo@oates:~]$
the same exact thing happens when running it on a 7.4 machine, so it does not appear to be an OS version issue.
yet you post output from a much older system.
also, exactly the same?
sorry, but i won't take your word for it.
i think you should re-run and reproduce all the output you provided on your only still-supported centos version and post it here.
edit:
ok, i can see that your problem spreads across different machines and hard drives, and probably really isn't version specific.
yet i question why you run 2 computers with unsupported and outdated operating systems. this could well be contributing to your problem, although misconfiguration (or discrepancy in configuration) is more likely.
yet you post output from a much older system.
also, exactly the same?
sorry, but i won't take your word for it.
i think you should re-run and reproduce all the output you provided on your only still-supported centos version and post it here.
edit:
ok, i can see that your problem spreads across different machines and hard drives, and probably really isn't version specific.
yet i question why you run 2 computers with unsupported and outdated operating systems. this could well be contributing to your problem, although misconfiguration (or discrepancy in configuration) is more likely.
a couple of reasons time & Money being a big one , in the process of phasing out the 5's but we can't get rid of the 6's we have software critial to a customer that will only run on 6.
anyway I found a work around and that was to in the script that that calls , I hard coded /usr/bin/java instead of letting it use the version that came with the product ( java 1.4)
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