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Distribution: Slackware, (Non-Linux: Solaris 7,8,9; OSX; BeOS)
Posts: 1,152
Rep:
Ok, the export LD_LIBRARY_PATH command sets an
environment variable, so it needs to be run after you become
root. If you didn't do this previously, do so now, and post the
ldd command again.
Also, do:
>>sorry, we got our wires crossed. . .
Did you mean the root /export thing with this? As I was saying - it's seems
to be temporarily working. :-/
Yeah, it works, but if you log out or switch users, it goes away,
that's because it's an environment variable and when your
environment changes, it can disappear. . .
Anyway, I have now almost convinced myself it's not the
libraries.
Can you try re-installing Maya? Save the maya_libs.tgz that
I sent you, and use rpm to remove and then reinstall Maya.
(ugh, I hate reinstalling)
Ok... deinstalled all of the installed maya parts using KPackage...
installed it again - no errors - put the maya_libs.tgz into /usr/aw/maya4.5,
extracted it and run maya
Code:
/usr/aw/maya4.5/bin/maya.bin encountered a fatal error
Signal: 6 (Unknown Signal)
Attempting to save in
/usr/tmp/faeroon.030109.1925.ma
I've NO idea... moses - could you contact me via ICQ, got a specific question to you
I would like to know more about this problem. I've installed Maya 4.5 succesfully - including the motif rpm from the cd, but I've the exact same problem when starting Maya in rh8? Did you guys found a solution or what? I don't think motif is the problem.
@n99joker:
Mo' , MasterC and I searched for DAYS and DAYS but yet
we found nothing that could be the absolute core of the problem.
Moses told me that it MIGHT BE something with RH (some missing libs or something like that) - AW told anyone "use it! It's our reference" but HELL - this is some shit talk as I've never heard before! I know several people who have major problems get Maya running under RH and
that's why I follow the hint of Mo' and MC and install other distros, to test wether maya runs on them or not.
At this moment I've got a thread in the slackware section of this board
and I'm trying to install slackware 8.1 (sounds like a decent and great distro, but I think MC could tell you more about that *big fat grin*) - I hope that maya works there,
because I've sent my maya version to Moses and it worked JUST fine on his slackware8.1
Let us hope that maya is really on sw8.1...
PS: DAMN THIS RH SHIT.... *grrr* sorry.... lost my nerves about this
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