Was the sourceforce package that you downloaded for x86?
Try the file command on /usr/local/gtm-V5.1-000/mupip.
Jon Brock wrote:
For the sake of my own curiosity, I am looking at installing WorldVista
(an electronic medical-records system built on the U.S. Veterans
Administration's VistA work) on z/Linux. I have created a system (RHEL 4) and
downloaded one of the SemiViva packages from Sourceforge. (SemiViva is
supposed to be pretty much a complete all-in-one system, I think.)
Unfortunately, the install process tries to execute a particular
program named mupip, at which point it hurks up a hairball and barfs.
Specifically, I get the message:
./install: line 88: /usr/local/gtm_V5.1-000/mupip: cannot execute binary file
Does this imply binaries strictly for x86 or some such? Am I going to
need to forget the all-in-one package approach and try to cobble together a
system from source if I can find it?
Thanks,
Jon
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