if you are working with binary then just copy this file in " / " directory in your linux system...then cd /
Now you are on / if you will do ls -ls you can see your src files with others like root, etc, bin,home..etc..
Now you shoud make your self as Super User I mean to say either you have to logged as root in your linux box..
after that do
tar -xvzf (filename..)
it will install the ser in your machine...
Now if every thing is ok..then just cross check....
with this command...
ser -f /etc/ser/ser.cfg -E -ddddddddddddd
If everything will right it will start SER on your machine....
u can refer this url:----
with best...
Mohd Zahari Ab Ghani <zahari@atlasone.net> wrote:
i'm working with binary...what's the next step to make it work on my machine? i got stuck and thanks in advance any help
Br/Zahari
AtlasONE Sdn Bhd
If I am thinking right you have downloaded the binary version of ser..in this case just move your tar file on "/" and tar -xvzf filename.... it will install the banary package of ser in your machine...you dont need to do make all...etc...
just make sure..are you working with source or binary....
Mohd Zahari Ab Ghani <zahari@atlasone.net> wrote:
Hi,
I'm having problem install ser-0.8.11_linux_i386.tar.gz , after I run tar -xvzf <filename> then i try tu run "make all" but the system not allow to do that with error msg
" make: *** No rule to make target 'all' . Stop. " Can you pls help me how to make it work?
br
zahari
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