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That sounds bad . Try running as root, it will ask you if it's ok to download. Let it download. It could be that you need root access to install the package. Although, I doubt it
Read the HELP file in the MSN directory, use less HELP, I believe that amsn requires both tcl and tk to run, this is what the error is referring to, it also gives you a link to the sourceforge site. If you are using apt or yum just look for the tcl and tk rpms, should also be on your CDs.
If both show up they are installed. If not you will need to install them.
Go here and download apt http://ftp.freshrpms.net/pub/freshrpms/redhat/9/apt/
then su to root and issue the command rpm -ihv apt*, in the directory where you downloaded the file to. Once you have apt downloaded then issue the following command as root apt-get update, apt-get install synaptic. Then logout of your user account and log back in now when you go in the Red Hat menu under I believe tools you will see synaptic, click on this and you can install any program that is in the list and all dependencies will be installed also. I use yum but starting out try this, plus you will want a highspeed line since all programs are downloaded from the internet.
you probably also need the tk package also. i'd suggest getting the same version of tk that you have for tcl. you shouldn't have any problem finding tk packages on google.
Hello all,
Im following instructions on how to install amsn and I think I got stock in the part after extracting the tar files.
Ok, I located all the tcl files, I see all of them in the msn directory but I can make the amsn to run. I tried the run program tool of gnome redhat 8.0; I tried the terminal; I tried double click it ; I tried ./amsn .....and nothing is working.
Can you help me please??
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