You must specify the full path to the executable. In LiNUX the current
directory is not generally added to PATH environment variable due
security issues.
Well, then if you are at the directory where oss-install executable
resides then simply type:
./oss-install
If you're in another place, type the full path:
/tmp/oss-x.x.x/oss-install
(^Ficticius path obviusly ;-))
Have a good one.
Andrew Tuson wrote:
>
> I recently installed SuSE Linux 6.0 and am trying to
> get my SoundBlaster PCI128 to work. I installed
> the ossdemo package from the CD, but when I try to
> run oss-install I just get:
>
> oss-install:command not found
>
> I then tried downloading the latest version from the
> 4front web site, but get the same result.
>
> Any help would be gratefully received; I would like
> to get my sound card working.
>
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> Andrew Tuson
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