64-bit Ubuntu 14 installation Campus Internet H3C client Inode

Recently, the computer was installed on Ubuntu 14 because it was wired to the campus network, so the Inode Linux version was downloaded. The school also did not indicate that this version is suitable for Linux which kernel, there is no installation instructions, had to find their own online, the results of many problems are really can't bear to look straight ... Finally, the use of a universal Internet solution. Here is a note that may help friends in need.

Download software, copy and decompress

cp iNodeClient_Linux.tar.gz  /usr/sudo tar -zxvf iNodeClient_Linux.tar.gz

Then go to the folder just unzipped, there is a install.sh file, start to install

sudo ./install.sh

OK, now the problem of Balabala, the first error is said to find libtiff.so.4 libjpeg.so.62 These two files, Google, directly downloaded from the Internet, and then added to the library file

cp libtiff.so.4 libjpeg.so.62 /usr/lib

Every time you encounter a problem, after the resolution, it seems to uninstall the restart, run ./uninstall.sh , re-unzip, and then install the following issues

Root@zengwh:/usr/inodeclient#./install.shCP:cannot be linked by symbolic"/usr/lib/libtiff.so.3"To operateLN:Unable to create symbolic link"/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libjpeg.so.62":File already existsstarting Authenmngservice: OK/usr/inodeclient/Authenmngservice:Error whileLoading GKFXLibraries:Libncurses.so.5:Cannot open shared objectFile: NoSuch fileorDirectoryroot@zengwh:/usr/inodeclient#/usr/inodeclient/inodemon:error while loading shared libraries:libncurses.so.5:cannot open Shared object File:no Such file or directory

The next one by one resolves the above error. Resolve the first two errors first. Then Google, get the solution, delete the file directly.

rm /usr/lib/libtiff.so.3 /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libjpeg.so.62

Here's the error while loading shared libraries:xxx.so.x " errors this URL gives a detailed solution http://blog.chinaunix.net/ uid-29701859-id-4338266.html me is this file libncurses.so.5 I use the following command to resolve

sudo apt-get install lib32ncurses5 lib32stdc++6

After all the issues have been resolved, check to see if the installation is successful

-e | grep A

Run the Inode program last

./iNodeClient.sh

The result is another problem, similar to the previous one.

zengwh@zengwh:/usr/iNodeClient$ ./iNodeClient.shzengwh@zengwh:/usr/iNodeClient$ /usr/iNodeClient/.iNode/iNodeClient:whilelibraries: libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0:file:Noor directory

I'll use the following command to resolve

sudo  apt-get  install  libgtk2  .0-0  :i386  LIBNSS3  :i386  libcurl3-gnutls  :i386  libidn11  :i386  libpango1  .0-0  :i386  libpangox-1  .0-0  :i386  libpangoxft-1  .0-0  :i386  librtmp0  :i386  libxft2  :i386  

Finally done!

Here is a blog can take a lot of detours, summary of the better, a few steps can be installed to complete. Http://www.cnblogs.com/dranyu/archive/2012/12/07/2804212.html

64-bit Ubuntu 14 installation Campus Internet H3C client Inode