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Hi all,
I just put ubuntu 6.06.1 onto a new amd64 machine (wow! easy!). I
simply took the RH executables (32bit) and installed them with no
difficulty. ccp4i runs immediately (I didn't need to muck about with
bltwish--it was already there in /usr/local/bin).
Anyway, here's my issue:
When I launch ccp4i, I get a message stating that:
i) I am the first person to run this version (gosh, that makes me
feel special!);
ii) The program is trying to write info in
/usr/local/....../unix/configure.def; and
iii) I don't have permission to do this, so I should go get the adult
who installed ccp4i and have THEM configure it.
It then assures me that it's OK to continue running ccp4i, and in fact
it is,
EXCEPT
there is no "System Administration" button, so I can't do things like
install arp/warp, etc. (I'm assuming there is still such a button in
ccp4 6.0, since my last install was somewhere in the 5's).
If I attempt to launch by typing:
sudo ccp4i
I get the response
sudo: ccp4i: command not found.
I imagine I'm making some colossally ignorant error, due to the fact
that ubuntu has only been in my life for about 24 hours...suggestions?
Thanks,
Pat
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