by <akas.. » Tue, 22 Apr 2003 07:15:33
When I enter ./db2setup I get
:bad interpreter: no such file or directory
When I enter db2setup I get
-bash: db2setup: command not found
The CD is mounted and I am on the correct directory since I can see db2setup
when I enter ls -alp
Thanks
by Ian D. Bjorhovd » Wed, 23 Apr 2003 03:08:16
> When I enter ./db2setup I get
> :bad interpreter: no such file or directory
> When I enter db2setup I get
> -bash: db2setup: command not found
> The CD is mounted and I am on the correct directory since I can see db2setup
> when I enter ls -alp
> Thanks
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by Darin McBrid » Wed, 23 Apr 2003 04:03:29
>> When I enter ./db2setup I get
>> :bad interpreter: no such file or directory
>> When I enter db2setup I get
>> -bash: db2setup: command not found
>> The CD is mounted and I am on the correct directory since I can see
>> db2setup when I enter ls -alp
>> Thanks
> You need the pdksh package installed.
I would wonder what the OP's /bin/sh points to...
by Armin Kastne » Wed, 23 Apr 2003 04:50:52
> >> I am trying to install DB2 Version 8.1 in Suse Linux 8.1.
> >> When I enter ./db2setup I get
> >> :bad interpreter: no such file or directory
> >> When I enter db2setup I get
> >> -bash: db2setup: command not found
> >> The CD is mounted and I am on the correct directory since I can see
> >> db2setup when I enter ls -alp
> >> Thanks
> > You need the pdksh package installed.
> No - you don't need the pdksh package installed as of DB2 v7.2 for
> installation purposes. To actually use DB2, you may (multipartition or
> high-availability only, I believe).
> I would wonder what the OP's /bin/sh points to...
by nntp » Sun, 27 Apr 2003 08:22:13
there should be no reason for this trouble with Suse V8.1 at all. In our
validation runs we never have seen this so I would like to second Darin here
about the paths variables.
Some questions...
1.) Did you try to install as user root ?
2.) Where was the media residing (cdrom or untarred file) ?
3.) make sure all the pathes get resolved...
4.) re-install the JDK from the DB2 kit OVER the one you may had per default
with Suse - both are 1.3.x but the DB2 one is newer...
Boris
> > >> I am trying to install DB2 Version 8.1 in Suse Linux 8.1.
> > >> When I enter ./db2setup I get
> > >> :bad interpreter: no such file or directory
> > >> When I enter db2setup I get
> > >> -bash: db2setup: command not found
> > >> The CD is mounted and I am on the correct directory since I can see
> > >> db2setup when I enter ls -alp
> > >> Thanks
> > > You need the pdksh package installed.
> > No - you don't need the pdksh package installed as of DB2 v7.2 for
> > installation purposes. To actually use DB2, you may (multipartition or
> > high-availability only, I believe).
> > I would wonder what the OP's /bin/sh points to...
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