Help with .bin files
Hi there,
i need help with installing software. I have downloaded J2SDK1.4.1 and ONE Studio from SUN. Both of those files have .bin extension. I don't know what to do next. Do I need a special software like winrar to open it or what. Doubleclicking on those files does not do a thing. By the way, I am running RedHat 8.0 off VMWare. What should I do with those files after downloading? How I can open those archives? And, how to install software if it is not in RPM format, but collection of bunch of files? Voitel |
Its probably a good idea to place in the /usr/local/bin but,
As root: chmod a+x jre1.4.... .bin Then in same directory just run it from command: ./jre1.4..... .bin |
I have tried that
I have tried changing mode to +x, tried placing in the /usr/local/, but I still don't see any changes and can not install programm because there is .rpm file inside.
Votiel |
because there is .rpm file inside? huh? a .bin file is a binary file, i.e. a program in itself, like setup.exe in windows.
Code:
chmod a+x blah.bin |
Sun also offers a j2re.rpm.bin
What it is is a binary that basicly gives you the liscense agreement, and upon acceptance (typing yes) extracts the j2re rpm to the current directory. This though is a moot point as you do the exact same thing chmod a+x j2re-stuff-blah.rpm.bin ./j2re-stuff-blah.rpm.bin yes rpm -ivh j2re-stuff-blah.rpm |
Hi there
sh file.bin also works fine. Easier then to chmod first then run it:) Paul |
So I've inserted the following commands in the KDE Menu Run Command majigit, with no joy...
chmod +x blahblah.bin chmod +x /root/blahblah.bin chmod a+x blahblah.bin chmod a+x /root/blahblah.bin ./blahblah.bin ./root/blahblah.bin This file is definitely in the /root/ directory. What am I doing wrong here? Just by the by, the error I'm getting is "Unknown Host". |
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