...and why not simply use the binary RHEL 5 version? At least the
CentOS 5 binary distribution works fine on CentOS 6.
Why making one's life harder than needed?
Cheers
frank
Bernhard Rupp (Hofkristallrat a.D.) wrote:
Fellow Cooties,
If it wasn't such a waste of time this would actually be funny:
This installation on clean RHEL 6 turns out very much like the Book of
Genesis:
where Adam begets Seth who begets Enosh who begets Kenan who begets
Mahalalel who
begets Jared who eventually after a lot of fucking around begets Emsley who
begets Coot:
Coot_configure then begets Swig which begets Pcre which begets Glib which
begets Zlib which begets Libffi
which begets Gettext
and after that bloodline is established by serious effing on my side, a
little infidelity from Coot_configure then
establishes a degenerate sideline by begetting mmdb, upon which in 2012 per
Mayan calendar the Genesis
apocalyptically ends in:
checking if this is MINGW on Windows... no
checking for MMDB... no
Error locating necessary mmdb
Ok we download and install
checking for SSMLib... nouuuu!
checking for Clipper... nouuuu!
Error locating Clipper - a CNS-enabled version of Clipper (2.1-090520-ac or
later) is required now
....maybe - just maybe - my own CNS which is already shutting down envisions
that a functioning ccp4 installation should already be present?
The major difference between my installing efforts and the Book actually is
that per Genesis creation of the World took only 7 days...
Best regards, BR
PS: No more - zero please - bitching about Windows. Thank you.</flame>
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