On Fri, 2002-07-05 at 20:10, Jean-Luc Giraud wrote:
>
> In the root of the CD, you should find a file called ReleaseNotes.txt.
> Mine reads:
> -----
> Release Notes 3.0 Build 037
> GemXpresso RAD III Environment
>
> Date: 18/06/2001
> -----

There is no such file on my CD.

-----
raptor{jaiger}$ find /cdrom | grep -i txt
/cdrom/GemXpressoRADIII_License.txt
-----

> You need to have installed the JDK v1.2.2 (do not use 1.3 as there are
> issues with the converter from Sun on later versions of the JDK). If you
> go in the Unix folder and open INSTALL.TXT to read the installation
> instructions.

No install.txt. see above.

> All Linux software does not come in rpms :). The .bin files in the Unix
> folder are self-extracting shell scripts. You should get a GUI to help
> you through the installation procedure.
>

I understand that all linux software does not come in rpms. I made the
(false?) assumption that since you said redhat support and linux
installer you meant rpm. In any case, there are no (obvious) shell
scripts or files named unix, linux etc on this cd.

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raptor{jaiger}$ find /cdrom | grep -i bin
/cdrom/CardProfile GXP211PK/layout.bin
/cdrom/CardProfile GXP211v2/layout.bin
/cdrom/CardProfile GXPLite-Generic/layout.bin
/cdrom/CardProfile GXPPro-R3/layout.bin
/cdrom/Kernel/Jdk 1.2.2/layout.bin
/cdrom/Kernel/layout.bin
/cdrom/Patch EnhancedCryptoDES/layout.bin
/cdrom/layout.bin
raptor{jaiger}$ find /cdrom | grep -i nix
raptor{jaiger}$ file /cdrom/Kernel/layout.bin
/cdrom/Kernel/layout.bin: data
raptor{jaiger}$
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I'd actually prefer non-rpm since I'm using Debian anyway.

> > Any tips?
> >
> > I've emailed my sales and support contacts at Gemplus but I was hoping
> > to work with this over the weekend.
>
> Hopefully you will be able to :).

No such luck. 8(

thanks,
-joe

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