Hi Philip,
> but got "no such file or directory" when using ./rpcemu in a terminal.
So, ignoring the possibly different prompt, do you get
$ ./rpcemu
no such file or directory
$
You might want to run it under strace(1) to see what it was attempting
to access.
strace -e trace=file ./rpcemu
Towards the end of its output it will probably be trying to access the
file that causes the error to eventually be printed.
You can also do
ldd ./rpcemu
to see what libraries it requires and where they are found.
Cheers, Ralph.
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