Denny, (Tja, ba!)

You said that the files are there, and in emacs they show as binary.

Is this true for the xsetup file as well?

Is the 'xsetup' file a shell script? If so, it is possible that the
first line of the xsetup file starts with:

#!/bin/<someshell>

which would instruct your bash to use 'someshell' to execute the
contents of xsetup. If then 'someshell' is not found, I believe this
would fail with such an error message.

If xsetup is a shell script, then actually 'any' call to an external
program may create such an error message.

OTOH, if xsetup *really* is a binary, then my response was useless and
my assumptions were wrong. :-)

Best regards
Gustav

denny wrote:
> 
> Hi, just installed RH7.0 on a new hard drive and the weirdest thing
> happens:
> When I try to read from the cdrom, or old hard drives (where my old 6.2
> system is)
> some files are unexecutable. Bash says 'File or folder does not exist'.
> It actually
> says it in swedish (my native language), but that's the direct
> translation of it.
> Hence, my matlab installation is unusable, and what is worse, I can't
> install it again
> from the cdrom. the files are there all right, I can view them in emacs
> (lots of binary <g>)
> but can't execute them. What I do is the following as root after
> mounting the cd:
> 
> [root@mybox/root]# ls -l /mnt/cdrom/update/bin/lnx86/xsetup
> -r-xr-xr-x    1 root     root      2308926 dec 27  1998
> /mnt/cdrom/update/bin/lnx86/xsetup
> [root@mybox/root]# /mnt/cdrom/update/bin/lnx86/xsetup
> bash: /mnt/cdrom/update/bin/lnx86/xsetup: Filen eller katalogen finns
> inte
> 
>                    'Filen eller katalogen finns inte' = The file or
> katalogue does not exists
> 
> Please help!!
> When I do exactly this on any other linux machine I got, matlab is
> installed.
> Best regards,
> /Denny Åberg

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