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Post 10985 by jennifer on Tuesday 27th of November 2001 12:46:18 AM
11-27-2001
Hi yellowfish.
At the download site, there is two version (complied and not complied).
I think you refer to the not complied binary. If that is the case you are right.
But if your download the complied version, you have to put in the /usr/local location which the site mentioned.
regards
jennifer
At the download site, there is two version (complied and not complied).
I think you refer to the not complied binary. If that is the case you are right.
But if your download the complied version, you have to put in the /usr/local location which the site mentioned.
regards
jennifer
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