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Help with .tgz file
Name: azzaie Date: November 7, 2002 at 05:34:22 Pacific OS: Red Hat 7.2 CPU/Ram: P 266 /128 ram
Comment:
I am running RH 7.3 and I installed a HW based intel modem.Under Device, I only see Nic card. So, I was trying to install "intel-536ep-451-R73.tgz" software for it . For some reason I am having heard time doing it. I can mount the cd rom drive and right click on the above file and chose to extract it to /home directory. I than open up Shell as root and change ( cd /home) to home directory. If I type Dir at the prompt, I can see the above file. Bur for some reasone, I can't cd in to this directory. Is there something I am missing ? Can anybody help me with step by step on how to do that ? Thanks in advance.
Name: moog Date: November 7, 2002 at 06:47:51 Pacific
Reply:
My suggestion: in the shell 1. copy the file intel-536ep-451-R73.tgz to /home 2. make home current working directory "cd /home" 3. tar -xvfz intel-536ep-451-R73.tgz 4. cd /home/intel-536ep-451-R73 5. install the binary
Summary: Im using redhat 7.3 and simply cannt unpack a ,tgz file?!!@# Ive read the instructions from many websites and still get "file or folder not found" and "command not found" arghhhh..... I know ...
Summary: Try these first: /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf /etc/apache/httpd.conf /etc/httpd/httpd.conf [Redhat default, IIRC] /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf Then look for the config file with the command: find /...
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