 | | | spm on suse 9.3 | spm on suse 9.3 2005-05-24 - By Martin Matzeder
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Thanks guys,
but the bad thing is the file does not exist, so I don't know where to
link. The lic tools are working, but as soon as it needs the spm kernel
it stops:
Error: Can't load SPM kernel modul
Martin
Alan Jones wrote:
>yeah - other way around ln -s /the/real/file/is/here /my/symlink/is/here
>
>and if the second is a directory is creates a link of the same name as
>the file in that directory.
>
>Of course the boot script management on gentoo is much nicer ;-)
>(sorry guys - couldn't resist)
>
>Cheers,
>
>Alan
>
>On 5/24/05, Anthony Rossano <arossano@(protected)> wrote:
>
>
>>well, the only error (here) is that the link was not created in the 'run
>>level' directory.
>>you can easily create your own symbolic links. check the man pages:
>>man ln
>>I don't have unix here in front of me, but I think it's
>>ln -s where_you_want_the_link_to_end_up where-the-file_is_now
>>or maybe I have that backwards.....
>>
>>You could also start the license server manually to test if that's the
>>only problem
>>/etc/init.d/spm start
>>I believe...
>>ATR
>>
>>
>>You can
>>
>>Martin Matzeder wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Hi
>>>
>>>is it possible to run the spm on suse 9.3?
>>>the installation logged some errors:
>>>
>>> >>>>>>> SETUP Log File created on 2005-05-21-22h01 <<<<<<<
>>>Starting Installation
>>>Checking if SPM license server is running
>>>Could not detect SPM license server running on this machine
>>>The boot file /etc/init.d/spm was created
>>>Error: could not symbolic link from /etc/init.d/spm to /etc/rc2.d/S96spm
>>>Error: could not symbolic link from /etc/init.d/spm to /etc/rc3.d/S96spm
>>>Error: could not symbolic link from /etc/init.d/spm to /etc/rc5.d/S96spm
>>>Using serial dongle on COM1
>>>The service mi-spm was added to /etc/services
>>>Error during the installation
>>>
>>>I can not start the server, it tells me:
>>>Error while starting the licence server
>>>
>>>The problem might be that the directory rc3.d is not located in etc, but
>>>in /etc/rd.d/
>>>but the file does not exist there.
>>>How can I fix this or do I have to stick to suse 9.1
>>>
>>>cheers Martin
>>>
>>>PS: I'm quite new to linux...
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