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I have a problem in Haizea installation (in "Verify Installation "), I followed all Installation guides listed here http://haizea.cs.uchicago.edu/manual/node14.html
Actually I installed it on Home directory. When I am trying to verify my installation by typing
haizea -c $HOME/share/haizea/etc/sample_trace.conf
I received an error such: command not found
So, how I can solve this problem?
Thank you jdkaye.
I do exactly what you wrote.
I typed
ls -l share/haizea/etc/sample_trace.conf
I've got "No such file error"
I did extract the correct path and I typed the command again and I got the same error.
Any suggestions?
I appreciate your help
Sorry Glories but you have to put down exactly what you typed or else no one can help you. So what is the path to sample_trace and what exactly did you type.
jdk
There's good news and bad news. The good news is that you have located the sample_trace.conf file. The bad news is you don't have a command called "haizea". Try the command
Code:
which haizea
. I'm guessing the output will be blank. You can use the "locate" command to see if there is an executable file called "haizea".
Can you post your output from your compilation with python. According to the link you posted it's supposed to look like this:
I think I've found the executable file "haizea"
but I did not understand what do you mean by "post your output from your compilation with python"
So, I created a Hello World program and executed it
I thought you were compiling haizea from source (and it was written in python). If your executable works then you've solved your problem. Please use the Thread Tools located just above your first post to mark this thread as [Solved].
thanks,
jdk
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