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Subject: Re: Sybase/uname: mystery resolved 
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Quoth John Fieber on Thu, 8 October:
: The linux_lib-2.4 port won't cut it, you need a ld-linux.so.2 and
: a newer libc (at least, I have not nailed down exactly what is
: needed).

I needed a newer bash to get as far as I did.

: As root, run the /opt/sybase/install/setperm_all, this fixes all
: the file ownership an permissions in the sybase tree.
: 
: Log in as sybase...it will automagically run the sybinit program
: to setup a database.

When I run sybinit I get:

---quote
Running task: create the master device. 
Building the master device 

.execl() returned: operating system error. 
Press <return> to continue. ............................................
---unquote

The dots seem to be a forked copy of sybinit spinning until I hit
<enter>.  Spinning, I assume, because execl() failed.
Did you see this?  How did you overcome it, if so?




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