OpenClovis Product Documentation

http://www.buyxanaxonlinepill.com/ buy xanax online wthout prescription - generic xanax

http://www.buyxanaxonlinepill.com/ order xanax cheap - xanax

http://www.buyxanaxitem.com/ order xanax no prescription - xanax

Troubleshooting

This chapter describes some of the probable errors that you may encounter during the installation. This chapter also provides the solution to these errors.The errors that you may encounter are:

• Error: Installation Failure, during third party installation.
  Solution: You can manually fix this error by getting more information from the corresponding log file under the log directory. You can also send the log.tar.gz to support@openclovis.com for more help. The installation can be resumed after the errors are fixed. The installer will detect any new updates and proceed with the missing prerequisites.
  
• Error: gcc (pkg-config, perl, md5sum) not found in your PATH.
  Solution: Ensure that the directory where the gcc resides is in the PATH variable.
  
• Error: Not enough space on the target installation directory.
  Solution : Change the target installation directory to the directory with at least 500MB free disk space.
  
• Error: <WORKING_DIRECTORY> is read-only.
  Solution: You need to have write permission for the current working directory to extract the contents of the archive, configure, and build. Ensure that you turn ON write permission using chmod +w ... command.
  
• Error: md5 checksums are used to check if the packages are correctly downloaded. If they are not downloaded correctly, the system displays the message: It is not safe to install these packages, please download them again.
  Solution:The installer checks the integrity of the downloaded packages. If the download is either incomplete or corrupt, download the packages again.
  
• Error: SAFplus Platform fails to start, reporting the underlying SQLite database version used is not-supported.
  Solution: Use SQLite version 3.3.13 or newer. The source code can be downloaded from http://www.sqlite.org/download.html. The user can install the latest version of SQLite if the specified version is not present in this repository.

Appendix A: Installing the Prerequisites without Internet Access

Some customers do not want their evaluation system to have internet access for security purposes. If this is your situation, please consider temporarily enabling internet access while running the "preinstall-<os>" script. At this point the evaluation system should only have the base OS installed, so there is no proprietary data on the system. Also note that the "preinstall" scripts are only about a page long so you can easily review them for security purposes.

However, if you still do not want to enable internet access one strategy that can be used is to go to a system with internet access (it must use the same Linux distribution and the same version), download them there, use a USB flash drive to move them to the unconnected system, and then install them on that system. If this approach is unacceptable (it does still use the internet), then perhaps the Linux distribution you chose is not appropriate -- instead use one that contains all packages on the installation CDROMs.

Example Using Ubuntu 7.04

Packages can be downloaded but not installed on Ubuntu by using the "-d" flag to the "apt-get" package manager. The files are downloaded to "/var/cache/apt/archives". It is recommended to remove (or move) all files in this directory first (it is just a cache, and so it will contain any packages that you have previously installed), so that the directory contains just the packages needed for the OpenClovis SDK:

rm /var/cache/apt/archives/*

Next edit the preinstall-ubuntu.sh script, search for all instances of "apt-get" and add the flags "-d --reinstall" just after the "apt-get" program. For example:

apt-get -d --reinstall -y --force-yes install build-essential

Next run this modified script on your internet-connected machine. This script will download 6MB of files (this list will vary by Linux distribution or version):

bison_1%3a2.3.dfsg-4build1_i386.deb                           
libgdbm-dev_1.8.3-3_i386.deb
build-essential_11.3_i386.deb                                 
libltdl3-dev_1.5.22-4_i386.deb
e2fslibs-dev_1.39+1.40- WIP-2006.11.14+dfsg-2ubuntu1_i386.deb  
libperl-dev_5.8.8-7build1_i386.deb
e2fsprogs_1.39+1.40-WIP-2006.11.14+dfsg-2ubuntu1_i386.deb     
linux-headers-2.6.20-16-generic_2.6.20-16.32_i386.deb
flex_2.5.33-10build1_i386.deb                                 
gawk_1%3a3.1.5.dfsg-4build1_i386.deb                          
gettext_0.16.1-1ubuntu2_i386.deb                              
pkg-config_0.21-1build1_i386.deb
libdb4.5-dev_4.5.20-1ubuntu1_i386.deb                         
uuid-dev_1.2- 1.39+1.40-WIP-2006.11.14+dfsg-2ubuntu1_i386.deb

Now copy these files to a new directory in your unconnected machine:

On the connected machine:

root@desktop:/# cp /var/cache/apt/archives/*.deb <your flash media>

On the unconnected machine:

root@desktop:/# mkdir /root/pkgs
root@desktop:/# cp <your flash media> /root/pkgs/

Finally, install them using the standard "dpkg" package installer:

root@desktop :/# cd /root/pkgs
root@desktop:~/pkgs# dpkg -i *.deb
(Reading database ... 113653 files and directories currently installed.)
...
root@desktop:~/pkgs#

At this point, you should be done installing the prerequisites! You should now continue the installation procedure at the step after installing prequisites.