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copa 02-06-2012 08:54 PM

Help me to install *.run package
 
Hi everyone.
I am using red hat 9. I have a *.run file but I can't install this file by using SH command.
This is a notice when I try to use SH command to install.
Code:

#sh nxp-7.0.2018-pro-cr.run
Verifying archive integrity...All good.
Uncompressing Netzone Nxp Setup(2018)..............
./setup: line 29: dialog: command not found

Actually, this file can be installed easily if I use Netzone Enterprise Linux, a distro linux of chinese that rebuilt from slackware linux. I have known somebody can install this file on Ubuntu, CentOS, Mint...but they don't want to share.

You can get this file by cliking following link:
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colucix 02-07-2012 09:49 AM

Please don't post links to unknown software from unknown origin. Instead, you might describe what the software is, what it's supposed to do and eventually - if it's free - post a link to the download page of the developer's site.

Regarding your issue, doubtfully you will succeed in installing a recent (is it?) software on a very old system like RH9. Not to mention concerns about security of such an ancient operating system. In any case you have to review the setup script to see how it actually works and what are the required dependencies (the dialog command is one of them).

snowday 02-07-2012 01:57 PM

Welcome to the forums. Red Hat 9 is ancient and completely unsupported; you can purchase the current release here: http://redhat.com

(or use one of the many free distros)

knudfl 02-07-2012 03:07 PM

... And install the package 'dialog' on your new Linux OS.


Redhat EL5 & EL6, CentOS 5 & 6, Fedora : # yum install dialog

copa 02-07-2012 09:32 PM

Thanks snowpine, knudfl.
I have installed this file successfully on my Centos after I installed "dialog" package.


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