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Install RRC on Linux 32 bit

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Fabio Simonetti (11) | asked May 31 '10, 5:21 p.m.
Hello, I'd like to install RRC 2.0.0.1 on my laptop on Linux Ubuntu 32 bit, but I met a problem.
I followed this guide on the official site, but it doesn't work.

1. Download the Rational Requirements Composer Client and Server .zip files (Part 1 and 2 for the server, Master and Main for the client) from the All Downloads tab.
2. Extract the contents of the downloaded .zip files into a temporary location, so that you have the following directories: RRCS and RRCS_SETUP for the server, and RRCC and RRCC_SETUP for the client.
3. Go to the RRCS_SETUP directory and execute launchpad.exe (on Windows, or launchpad.sh on Linux) to launch IBM Installation Manager v1.3.2., which will install Rational Requirements Composer Server.
4. Go to the RRCC_SETUP directory and execute launchpad.exe to install Rational Requirements Composer Client.



I only need to install the client, because the server one is on my university's server.
I extracted the zip files of the client in the same directory; later, using the terminal, i have used the instruction "chmod +x launchpad.sh", but when I tried to execute the sh file and I pressed the button "install" in the user interface, it returned me (on the terminal): 

/bin/bash: /home/fabio/Scrivania/RRCC_SETUP/InstallerImage_linux/install: No such file or directory


I often saw that this error has been found for 64 bit Ubuntu users, but I use Ubuntu LL 10.04 32 bit.
Can somebody help me?
Thanks a lot, Bye.

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Stef van Dijk (2.0k●1●7●9) | answered May 31 '10, 7:35 p.m.
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I may have misunderstood your question, but the RRC client doesn't support Linux, only Windows.
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Fabio Simonetti (11) | answered Jun 01 '10, 10:46 a.m.
I may have misunderstood your question, but the RRC client doesn't support Linux, only Windows.


I read in the instructions of installation on jazz.net this sentence: 
Go to the RRCS_SETUP directory and execute launchpad.exe (on Windows, or [b]launchpad.sh on Linux[/b]) to launch IBM Installation Manager v1.3.2.,r.

so I tried to install it by the file "launchpad.sh", which is a Linux file.
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Stef van Dijk (2.0k●1●7●9) | answered Jun 01 '10, 6:10 p.m.
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RRC"S" refers to the server component of the product.
RRC"C" is the client.
The server can run on either Windows or Linux, but the client is Windows only.
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Fabio Simonetti (11) | answered Jun 01 '10, 6:15 p.m.
RRC"S" refers to the server component of the product.
RRC"C" is the client.
The server can run on either Windows or Linux, but the client is Windows only.

Ah, I'm sorry. I didn't look at this detail. Thanks you so much
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Bruno Soares (11●1) | answered Jun 16 '10, 3:47 p.m.
Please help me.

cp: cannot stat `/root/RRC/VM/RRCS_SETUP/launchpad/lib': No such file or directory
cp: cannot stat `/root/RRC/VM/RRCS_SETUP/launchpad/../jre': No such file or directory
/usr/bin/less
++ cat /root/RRC/VM/RRCS_SETUP/launchpad/en/noBrowser.html

Regards,
Bruno Soares
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Sam Hachem (16) | answered Nov 16 '11, 5:34 p.m.
Please help me.

cp: cannot stat `/root/RRC/VM/RRCS_SETUP/launchpad/lib': No such file or directory
cp: cannot stat `/root/RRC/VM/RRCS_SETUP/launchpad/../jre': No such file or directory
/usr/bin/less
++ cat /root/RRC/VM/RRCS_SETUP/launchpad/en/noBrowser.html

Regards,
Bruno Soares


You get the above error if no browser is found on Linux system. Fixed by doing "yum install firefox -y; ./launchpad.sh".

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