Need Help !!!

[Shannon Petry]

Did launching cvs with the full path work?

Shannon

[Paul Sperry]

Well try chmod 777 /usr/bin/cvs

then try

cvs init

If this does not work maybe you got a bad download.
Try downloading it again
and repeat the install steps.

[Shannon Petry]

Permissions of 555 are plenty fine. I have downloaded and installed it exactly as I replied earlier and had no problems. I did this on both a 10.20 and 11.00 9000 series system.


Regards,
Shannon

[Paul Sperry]

I installed it on an 11.11 system and it worked fine.

Everything on your end looks good too. That's why I'd sugest downloading again
and repeating the install steps. It only takes a few minutes.

[Patrick Wallek]

What type of machine are you trying to install this on? What specific MODEL of HP9000? If it is NOT a PA-RISC 2.0 CPU then this will not work.

To find this out go into SAM, then go to Performance Monitors and the to System Properties. Now Look at the CPU VERSION. If it does not say something like "2.0 PA8000" (you are specifically looking for the 2.0 on that line) then this will not work.

For example I've got a K200 machine that says "1.1d PA7200" for the CPU Version. On this machine that cvs executable would not work.

[daredevil]

Hi,

Patrick my cpu version is 1.1e PA7300 so it won't work on this machine ??

Do I have other alternative to install in this machine ??



Thanks
DD

[Michael Steele_2]

You really are a daredevil. (* couldn't resist *)

[daredevil]

Hi ,

Really appreaciated what you all have done to me !! As a newbie maybe I have to do lot of studies...before doing something

Anyway all the answer that have been posted in this forum have really helped me..(maybe next time when I use CVS, I know exactly what to do)
Now I have to look for a server that with 2.00 PA-RISC CPU Version, then I'll start my expidition again.....

Thanks Again for all the hardwork....

DareDEVIL