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Jun 26, 2013
07:51 PM
lmadmin install - where to get help
Hi,
i cannot see anywhere to post to get help wiith lmadmin, can someone direct me to a forum to help with a /lib/ld-lsb.so.3:bad ELF interpreter no such file or directory
problem on RHEL6 please. yum install says redhat-lsb-4.x is already installed.
i cannot see anywhere to post to get help wiith lmadmin, can someone direct me to a forum to help with a /lib/ld-lsb.so.3:bad ELF interpreter no such file or directory
problem on RHEL6 please. yum install says redhat-lsb-4.x is already installed.
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May 19, 2014
10:34 AM
Hi Steven,
I'm in the same boat as you with regard to support for lmadin installation - it's hard to find any documentation.
I'm sorry you never got a reply to this question. I'll share my answer in case it helps anyone else.
The lmadmin installer is a 32-bit application, even though lmadmin itself may be a 64-bit application. Your 64-bit Linux platform may not include 32-bit support by default. If you get the "bad ELF interpreter" message, try installing the 32-bit compatibility library:
glibc-i686
On OpenSuSE, one command that worked for me was
yum -y install glibc.i686
Or just use YaST.
My experience with RedHat is limited, so I can't offer specific commands.
Hope this helps (someone)!
Tom
I'm in the same boat as you with regard to support for lmadin installation - it's hard to find any documentation.
I'm sorry you never got a reply to this question. I'll share my answer in case it helps anyone else.
The lmadmin installer is a 32-bit application, even though lmadmin itself may be a 64-bit application. Your 64-bit Linux platform may not include 32-bit support by default. If you get the "bad ELF interpreter" message, try installing the 32-bit compatibility library:
glibc-i686
On OpenSuSE, one command that worked for me was
yum -y install glibc.i686
Or just use YaST.
My experience with RedHat is limited, so I can't offer specific commands.
Hope this helps (someone)!
Tom