Can't install EAGLE 5.x.x in Ubuntu 9.04

Hi,

I have tried to install E 5.5.0 on Ubuntu 9.04 (not Kubuntu) and can confirm

it installs OK. I have used vanilla ubuntu instalation. Be sure to have all

dependancies (I think I saw them in cadsoft web page somewhere, especially

Qt library.

J

"Stefano Martini" <NOSPAMkonnorit@NOSPAMyahoo.itNOSPAM> wrote in message

news:gt1gj5$ng9$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

Hi!

I have just upgraded my Ubuntu (linux) distro to the newer 9.04, but I

can't install EAGLE 5 in this distro for the following error:

./eagle-lin-5.5.0.run: line 107:

/tmp/eagle-setup.5714/eagle-5.5.0/bin/eagle: Nessun file o directory

(ENG: ./eagle-lin-5.5.0.run: line 107:

/tmp/eagle-setup.5714/eagle-5.5.0/bin/eagle: No file or directory), but in

Ubuntu 8.10 there is NO error installing it!

How can I install program in my distro?

 

Thank you!

 

Stefano

 

 

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justas.p ha scritto:

Hi,

 

I have tried to install E 5.5.0 on Ubuntu 9.04 (not Kubuntu) and can confirm

it installs OK. I have used vanilla ubuntu instalation. Be sure to have all

Hi!

First of all, thank you for your reply!

After some test I have installed it, but without install dialog

(specifing destination directory).

dependancies (I think I saw them in cadsoft web page somewhere, especially

Qt library.

Damn! I have forgotten QT library! This is the problem! I have tested it

now and installation go smarty!

Thank you justas!

P.S. I would suggest to EAGLE people to display a more useful message,

because "No file or directory" isn't so usefull to detect library missing!

Bye!

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Stefano M. (Italy)

WEB: http://www.lemming.it

"La necessità di parlare,  l'imbarazzo di non aver nulla da dire

e la brama di mostrarsi persone di spirito, sono tre cose capaci

di rendere ridicolo anche l'uomo più grande."         (Voltaire)

On 04/28/09 10:45, Stefano Martini wrote:

justas.p ha scritto:

Hi,

 

I have tried to install E 5.5.0 on Ubuntu 9.04 (not Kubuntu) and can

confirm it installs OK. I have used vanilla ubuntu instalation. Be

sure to have all

 

Hi!

First of all, thank you for your reply!

After some test I have installed it, but without install dialog

(specifing destination directory).

 

 

 

dependancies (I think I saw them in cadsoft web page somewhere,

especially Qt library.

 

Damn! I have forgotten QT library! This is the problem! I have tested it

now and installation go smarty!

EAGLE is statically linked against Qt, so there is no need to install

any Qt library. Maybe doing so pulled in something else that was missing?

P.S. I would suggest to EAGLE people to display a more useful message,

because "No file or directory" isn't so usefull to detect library missing!

AFAICS that message commes from the Linux loader, not EAGLE itself.

Klaus Schmidinger

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Klaus Schmidinger ha scritto:

EAGLE is statically linked against Qt, so there is no need to install

any Qt library. Maybe doing so pulled in something else that was missing?

Hi Klaus!

If EAGLE is statically linked with QT lib, I think it has provided some

extra lib, related to graphics, that was missing. This is because

without it only command line install was possible!

AFAICS that message commes from the Linux loader, not EAGLE itself.

Ah, ok! but that message is rather cryptic!

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Stefano M. (Italy)

WEB: http://www.lemming.it

"La necessità di parlare,  l'imbarazzo di non aver nulla da dire

e la brama di mostrarsi persone di spirito, sono tre cose capaci

di rendere ridicolo anche l'uomo più grande."         (Voltaire)