Binfile installation in Linux

Binfile installation in Linux 1. execution time. the binfile does not have the executable permission (permission denied) chmod 775 x. bin2. input x. bin prompt command not found cannot recognize path: changed. /x. the bin extension is. the binfile is binary and also the machine language obtained after the source program is compiled. Some software can be released as an installation package suffixed with. bin, such as the Streaming Media Player RealONE. If you have installed RealONE for Windows, it is very easy to install RealONE for Linux (File Name: r1p1_linux22_libc6_i1__a1.bin): QUOTE: # chmod + x r1p1_linux22_libc6_i1__a1.bin. /r1p1_linux22_libc6_i1__a1.bin. Next, select the installation method, which includes general installation and advanced installation. If you do not want to change the installation directory, you can select normal installation. The installation process is almost the same as that in Windwos. Unmount the. Bind file. Take RealONE for Linux as an example. If you use the normal installation method, there will be two folders, Real and Realplayer9, in the user's home directory, and you can delete them. Delete where is x (the installed Program) and delete the echo directory and file. Pay attention to the dependency. In fact, the installation of a software is nothing more than putting the executable process in/usr/local/bin; putting the function library in/usr/local/lib, and directly deleting it without any need.