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1 point by noodle 5651 days ago | link | parent

  root@mybox:~/arc3# /root/mz/bin/mzscheme -m -f as.scm
  -bash: /root/mz/bin/mzscheme: No such file or directory
  root@mybox:~/arc3# cd /root/mz/bin/
  root@mybox:~/mz/bin# ls
  mzc  mzpp  mzscheme  mztext  pdf-slatex  planet  plt-web-server-text  setup-plt  slatex  swindle  tex2page
  root@mybox:~/mz/bin# ./mzscheme -m -f /root/arc3/ac.scm
  -bash: ./mzscheme: No such file or directory
  root@mybox:~/mz/bin#
  root@mybox:~# cd /root/plt/bin/
  root@mybox:~/plt/bin# ls
  drscheme   mred  mzpp      mztext      planet     plt-web-server       setup-plt  slideshow  tex2page
  help-desk  mzc   mzscheme  pdf-slatex  plt-games  plt-web- server-text  slatex     swindle
  root@mybox:~/plt/bin# ./mzscheme
  -bash: ./mzscheme: No such file or directory
  root@mybox:~/plt/bin# ./mzscheme -m -f /root/arc3/as.scm
  -bash: ./mzscheme: No such file or directory
  root@mybox:~/plt/bin#
please ignore my poor security practices. :)


1 point by CatDancer 5651 days ago | link

Yup, that's weird!

You're going to need to get help on the PLT Scheme user mailing list for this one. (This is the first mailing list listed at the top of http://www.plt-scheme.org/community.html)

Tell them what operating system you're running, including the output of "uname -a", and which distribution of PLT Scheme you downloaded. Mention you need to run PLT Scheme version 372 specifically. No need to include the "-m" or "-f" options or to mention Arc, just show them the output of when you're in the bin directory and you type just "./mzscheme"

Then, once you have mzscheme working, we may be able to help with any Arc problems you have... :-)

Good luck!

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1 point by noodle 5650 days ago | link

yeah, i was going to hit that next. this is just an easier resource i figured i'd tap first :) appreciate the input.

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1 point by conanite 5651 days ago | link

Is ./mzscheme a symbolic link pointing to a missing file? Or is ./mzscheme a shell script with an invalid interpreter line? (the first line, beginning with #! )

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1 point by CatDancer 5651 days ago | link

yeah, you might try typing "file mzscheme" and see what it says.

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1 point by noodle 5650 days ago | link

no, its an ELF.

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