[gijoe77]

log in as root and see if libinventor.so.3 is on your system by typing this command

Code:

find / | grep libinventor.so.3

let us know what the results are

[jmjsgi]

Hi gijoe77,

Hello Thomas,
I took the time to answer you because I was in training.
I entered the command in root:
find / I grep libInventor.so.3
Here's the result.



what is paradoxical is that I search with the find tool of irix and here is the result.



the 4 files that were found are not the same size

[gijoe77]

honestly tha'ts not the output I was looking for, can you please do

Code:

find / | grep libinventor.so.3

in a shell?

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From your other screenshot I would think you should find that particular lib in /usr/lib or /usr/lib32

when you log into your flame account can you post the output of 

Code:

set

[jmjsgi]

the first picture are make with command "find / l grep libInventor.so.3" in root shell.

Now this is set in shell flame profil.

[jpstewart]

the first picture are make with command "find / l grep libInventor.so.3" in root shell.

No, it was not.  It was the output of "find / I grep libInventor.so.3".  The character before "grep" is supposed to be a vertical bar (pipe symbol, in Unix shell terminology) but you clearly typed "I" (capital letter i) instead in that picture and the post itself.

FWIW, instead of piping the output of find to grep, you could use "find / -name \*libInventor.so.3\* -print" to achieve the same result (which is anything containing "libInventor.so.3" in the name).  Or just "find / -name libInventor.so.3 -print" to exactly match the filename.

[jmjsgi]

Hi,
This is a picture with command in root shell :
find / | grep libInventor.so.3



and with command :
find / -name \*libInventor.so.3\* -print

[gijoe77]

ok do these two commands

Code:

ldd /usr/lib32/libInventor.so.3

then log into your flame account, and get the name of the flame binary

ls bin

it should be something like flame_IRIX_2008_n64, then do this command next

Code:

ldd bin/flame_IRIX_2008_n64

[jmjsgi]

Here is the result of the orders:


Code:

Code:

ldd /usr/lib32/libInventor.so.3

For the command 

Code:

ldd bin/flame_IRIX_2008_n64

In my IRIX system, the fil "flame_IRIX_2008_n64" the file does not have the same name "flame_IRIX_6.5_n64.

[Irinikus]

The IRIX install that I showed in my video is especially for Flame, it installs inventor as it should be installed for Flame.

The set of commands that I type in before the go command come from the Flame manual.

It looks like you currently don't have the prerequisites for Flame, being a proper Inventor install.

I know it's a pain, but I would suggest that you carry out an install as I did in this video and then reinstall Flame:

[jmjsgi]

Irinikus,
I'm using a clone of a hard drive that has had irix installed with the commands you mentioned.
I told the person who made the record that I had an error with inventor.
For its part, flame works on his tezro with the same system as me.
Have you made a video of the flame install?