Issue with installing Maya on 6.5 on IRIX 6.5 -
dove212 - 09-01-2021
Hello all,
I a trying to install Maya But i seem to get this error message:
https://imgur.com/2dJZocf
I burned a cd and ran it through the Software Manager.
Anyone have an idea what i should do?
RE: Issue with installing Maya on 6.5 on IRIX 6.5 -
indigofan - 09-02-2021
Seems that you are missing a file that is required for inst to work correctly.
RE: Issue with installing Maya on 6.5 on IRIX 6.5 -
jan-jaap - 09-02-2021
With the ~1 in the filename, my guess is someone burned installation files to a CD on a Windows computer, and Windows uses
Joliet extensions for file names beyond 8.3 length. UNIX systems use
Rock Ridge extensions for the same purpose. The contents of the /dist directory are probably full of 8.3 file names with ~1 in them.
Alternatively, someone used a Windows computer to copy the original CD (with Rock Ridge extensions), and saw only the 8:3 short file names.
RE: Issue with installing Maya on 6.5 on IRIX 6.5 -
Raion - 09-02-2021
Yeah, don't burn on Windows usually.
RE: Issue with installing Maya on 6.5 on IRIX 6.5 -
dove212 - 09-08-2021
Thanks everyone, That seemed to work. I used My x220 with a External Disk drive to burn the disc.
RE: Issue with installing Maya on 6.5 on IRIX 6.5 -
bjames - 05-06-2022
Hey guys, sorry to resurrect this thread, but I’m curious as to what the best way to burn a tarball file downloaded to a pc to a cd-rom. I have noticed that the burning process truncates the file to a 8 digit file name (explained above) which I don’t know if that is affecting the contents of the compressed file.
I have used Roxio cd creator in the past and have seemly worked, but some tarballs had issues. I normally rename the tarball file to a short file name prior to burning to cd.
RE: Issue with installing Maya on 6.5 on IRIX 6.5 -
gijoe77 - 05-06-2022
the internal contents of a tarball/compressed archive wont be impacted by the 8.3 DOS filename change