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**jeremy1701** · 05-11-2005

Which script are you running?

Here is the readme from libnjb web-site:

README

If you have libnjb installed and have hotplugging, then you only need to run the hotplug.sh script. If you don't know where it is, then maybe installing the entire lib from source would work better?

Jeremy

**jnev** · 05-12-2005

is there a 'find' command?

**jeremy1701** · 05-12-2005

Sure enough.

http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl1_find.htm

If you're tring to find a lib, the locate command will work better:

Code:

locate libnjb

Jeremy

**jnev** · 05-13-2005

ok, i found a hotplug.sh.in file. i'm not sure what the .in at the end means. when i run it nothing happens...

**jeremy1701** · 05-13-2005

jnev,

I'm starting to think that you might be better off you if d/l the tarball and install it from source. It's not really that complicated, and you'll learn quite a bit about installing applications from source.

I don't know what/where you found the .in file. I just checked the latest libnjb tarball and it has the correct script that you need.

Jeremy

**jnev** · 05-13-2005

ok, i'll try that later on today. how do i install the tarball?

**jnev** · 05-14-2005

bump...

**Vergil83** · 05-14-2005

Originally Posted by jnev

ok, i'll try that later on today. how do i install the tarball?

http://www.linuxforums.org/tutorials...ial-19957.html

**jnev** · 05-21-2005

whoops, i kinda forgot about this thread...

anyways, i downloaded and installed the tar.gz of libnjb. according to this gnomad's site (http://gnomad2.sourceforge.net/?section=article) it says i have to go the libnjb directory and run './configure && make && make install && ldconfig'. when i run this i get 'no such file or directory'. what's wrong now? gnomad still doesn't recognize the device...

**jnev** · 05-21-2005

btw, i still can't find a hotplug.sh . all that's there is the hotplug.sh.in

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