On Sunday 20 February 2005 23:45, Harold Crouch wrote: > I downloaded and untarred OOo.1.9.m79_src.tar.gz. > > The next step was: > ./configure > --prefix=/opt/oo2/ > --exec-prefix=/opt/oo2/ > --enable-libart > --enable-libsn > --enable-cups > --enable-fontconfig > --without-java > --with-use-shell=bash > > The process completed normally with the following message: > "You may now run /usr/src/OOo_1.9.m79_src/bootstrap > in /usr/src/OOo_1.9.m79_src" > > I go to that folder. I see that file > I have execution priviliges. I do "./bootstrap" > Bash responds: > "bash: .bootstrap: -f bad interpreter: No such file or directory" > > I have no idea what the prompt is trying to tell me. > Wondering if the bootstrap script expects me to be in Tchs, > I switch to Tcsh -- which I have never used -- and type "./bootstrap" > Tcsh responds: > "./bootstrap: Command not found" > > I am confused... > Suggestions, please.
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