Re: Install CSDK and other Packages
Posted in 2003
Topics: Installation, Setup & Upgrades
What link did you use to download CSDK? I have had it installed several times from the IBM download site ( for test purposes), and it installs just fine. Thanks and Regards, Abhi. -------------------------------------------------------------------- There are 10 kinds of people,,,,, .... those who understand binary notations, and those who don't. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Thomas Ronayne <tronaREMOVETHIS@ameritech.net> Sent by: owner-informix-list@iiug.org 10/13/2003 06:28 PM Please respond to Thomas Ronayne To: informix-list@iiug.org cc: Subject: Install CSDK and other Packages Has anyone successfully installed, for example, CSDK from the IBM Linux download? I have tried ever variant of cpio I can think of (finally settling on cpio -idBumv < csdk.cpi) and continually get Extracting the message files to /tmp/install cpio: premature end of file Error: Out of space on /tmp/install. Set environment variable TMP to a directory with at least 50 MB space. (My root tree -- where /tmp lives -- has 7,647,924 K bytes available.) What, if anything, can I do to get this thing to work? Thanks for any advice. sending to informix-list
Abhishek Mathur wrote: > What link did you use to download CSDK? I have had it installed several > times from the IBM download site ( for test purposes), and it installs > just fine. I used the "IBM Informix Client Software Development Kit (CSDK) for Linux," "Linux xSeries Intel-based SVR (PCs), SCO OpenUnix 8." The link (sorry about the length) is: http://www14.software.ibm.com/webapp/download/preconfig.jsp?id=2002-12-16+16%3A21%3A39.260871C&cat=&fam=&s=z&S_TACT=__S_TACT__&S_CMP=__S_CMP__ The system is Slackware 9.1, kernel 2.4.22, GCC 3.2.3 -- the downloaded file, an uncompressed(!) tar file is 63,354,880 bytes. I'm wondering if I have to upgrade from IDS 7.30.UC5? All I'm really trying to do is get the correct library versions to support the new release of the gcc compiler. Thanks, Thomas