lsm is not working

[whiteSox]

hi,
i am getting this error every time i try to run this command .How can i fix that ..

# uname -a
HP-UX abcxyz B.11.23 U ia64 1818153135 unlimited-user license
# lsm -l
/usr/bin/lsm[237]: 6846 Abort(coredump)
Error: binary file lsm.exe cannot be executed
Please check that the correct system libraries are used (libc, libstdc++).

[James R. Ferguson]

Hi:

So what does this show :

# file lsm

Regards!

...JRF...

[Yogesh M Puranik]

Hi,

I believe,either the c++ compiler is not installed /not working.



Rgds

Yogesh

[Alex Glennie]

post ldd ism as in http://docs.hp.com/en/B2355-90689/ldd.1.html along with what ism is ... IBM product or something else ?

[whiteSox]

# file lsm
lsm: cannot open

[whiteSox]

ldd -v a.out
ldd: I/O error, file "a.out", No such file or directory.

[whiteSox]

# ldd lsm
ldd: I/O error, file "lsm", No such file or directory.

[Patrick Wallek]

>># ldd lsm
>>ldd: I/O error, file "lsm", No such file or directory.

Are you in the directory that 'lsm' resides in? If not you need to: 1) Switch to that directory, or 2) Give the full directory path that lsm in in.

[OldSchool]

In the word according to Google, "lsm" appears to be related to either Legato Storage Manager (running on HP-UX 10.20/11.0 with Oracle perhaps), or DG-UX / Tru-64's Logical Storage Manager (some akin to "lvm" I take it).

You might enlighten us as to what it really is, instead of making us all guess

[Dennis Handly]

>Yogesh: either the C++ compiler is not installed /not working.

That seems to be what the error says. Except it has nothing to do with the g++ compiler, just the g++ runtime.