Installation troubleshooting tips
If you have an issue during installation, generating a log of the installation can provide valuable information for support.
How you log an installation of a Genero package depends on your operating system.
Operating System | How to log the installation |
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Windows® |
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UNIX™/Linux®/macOS™ | From the command line:
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Mac® | See Troubleshooting Genero Studio Installation Issues on macOS (GUI installer). |
Fixing the UNIX installation bzip2 error
When installing a Genero package in a UNIX
system you see an error similar to
this:
The bzip2 binary included in the package cannot be executedThis might indicate that permissions are missing or incorrect.
- Check you have the correct version of the installation download for your system.
- Check you have permissions to allow you to install the package.
- Check you have the correct permissions for the default temporary files directory
(/tmp) used to extract and execute the installation files. If
/tmp is not writable or executable because of sysadmin policies, you must
specify an alternative working directory in the installation command:
./fjs-package-name -w $DIR
Where:-w
is the switch that specifies the working directory.$DIR
is a path that is fully accessible to you.
Fixing the AIX® "not enough memory" or "no space" error
When installing a Genero package in IBM®
AIX systems you see errors similar to
these:
./fjs-gstsrv-4.00.03-build202109231810-a640710.run[972]: 0403-029 There is not enough memory available now.
fjs-gstsrv-4.00.03-build202109231810-a640710.run[972]: no space
This might indicate that you do not have enough space in the default temporary files directory
(/tmp) used to extract and execute the installation files.
- Check that data and stack user limits are "unlimited" (
ulimit --help
). - Check that you have enough space in your /tmp directory with the
df -k
command; and if not, specify an alternative working directory in the installation command:./fjs-package-name -w $DIR
Where:-w
is the switch that specifies the working directory.$DIR
is a path that is fully accessible to you.
The issue may be related to the memory needed to execute the installation process. Increasing the
large page memory to the maximum, by setting the environment variable LDR_CNTRL, is known to resolve
this issue. Execute these commands prior to installing the Genero
package:
LDR_CNTRL=MAXDATA=0x80000000
export LDR_CNTRL
Where value 8 stands for 8x256MB (max. value) = 2 GB. For more information on troubleshooting this error, refer to IBM Support pages.