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I am running JNOS on Ubuntu 8.04LTS (which I am assuming you mean by Ubuntu 8.0.), and have re-installed in the last two weeks, using the 2.0f installer. After enabling root login (or sudo su) and enabling ipforwarding in sysctl, I downloaded and instlled straight from the quick set of instructions. I seem to recall from my first install (not that long ago) that there were some *interesting Issues* if you did not run the install from /tmp). Here are the instructions, line by line, for simplicity;<br />
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cd /tmp
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wget http://www.langelaar.net/projects/jnos2/downloads/linux/installerv2.tar.gz
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gunzip installerv2.tar.gz
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tar xvf installerv2.tar
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cd installerv2
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./jnosinstaller
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Hope that helps.
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Ken - KD8IPN
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Quoting john <aa9vt1@mchsi.com>:
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I am setting up a new machine in my shack using UBUNTU 8.0. I downloaded the JNOS files and had no problem compiling the program. I decided to try out the install files and downloaded them. I can't get the jnosinstaller (from installerv2.tar.gz) to run. I enter the folder that it is in and type <strong>./jnosinstaller</strong>. I keep getting a message that the directory or file doesn't exist. I tried it in Fedora 11 and the file works.<br />
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I must be doing something wrong, I just can't figure out what.<br />
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Any Ideas?<br />
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John AA9VT/w9niu<br />
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