cannot execute the C program after restore

[Atil Volkan Yildirim]

hi there,
here's my problem:
we do SAN tests in our env. for all the machines, but i am having trouble in one of my UX boxes. we are provided an HP-UX box by HP to do our tests. I restored one of my machine's data to that newly assigned box. what i am having trouble is to ecexute the C program, which is executing normally in it's original env.
here's the message:
uatoper@santest /uatoper/uat/outbound > turbo_oracledaemon
sh: turbo_oracledaemon: cannot execute
uatoper@santest /uatoper/uat/outbound > ls -ld turbo_oracledaemon

the file has full permissions for everyone...
what can be the problem?maybe patch level differences?
thx

[Paula J Frazer-Campbell]

Hi

Does the directory have the correct permissions?

Paula

[Atil Volkan Yildirim]

sure it has the right permissions...further, i gave full permissions for every directory in the path, to check if the problem is with diectory permissions...the user has full access, and owns all the directories and the file,as well...

[Devbinder Singh Marway]

what risc processor have you got installed in the new machine ?
If your C program was compiled on the original box , and had a different processor than the new one, you will encounter problems.

Also if you have the C source code , try re-compiling the code on the new HP box .

[Atil Volkan Yildirim]

hi,
1.1d PA7200
is the new one, and
2.0 PA8200
is the original one...
:(((
thx...

[Atil Volkan Yildirim]

where can i find a free or trial C compiler...
the original one is:
root@hzntst / > what /opt/ansic/bin/cc
/opt/ansic/bin/cc:
LINT A.11.01.00 CXREF A.11.01.00
HP92453-01 A.11.01.00 HP C Compiler
$ PATCH/11.00:PHCO_95167 Oct 1 1998 13:46:32 $
unfortunately, i don't have it now...

[harry d brown jr · Accepted solution]

Is there a reason that you have such a POOR record of assigning points?

This member has assigned points to 1 of 34 responses to his/her questions.

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harry

[Frank Slootweg]

Please post the output of:

ll turbo_oracledaemon

file turbo_oracledaemon

(Note "file" is the literal name of the command, see the file(1) manual page ("man file") for details.)

uname -a

model

Please also note Harry's question (and implicit request).