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<H1>ERRATA (20000124) (OpenXM) </H1>

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<LI> (OpenXM/src/Makefile)

Symbolic link of OpenXM/bin/asir must be to ./ox_asir.

Symbolic links of OpenXM/lib/asir/ox_* must be to ./asir.

Symbolic links of OpenXM/lib/asir/help must be to ./help-eg.

It is fixed in the binary distributions.

<LI> (OpenXM/doc/install-??.txt)

The line "source .cshrc" should be added at the last of .login

in some unix distributions.

<LI> IMPORTANT:

<LI> (OpenXM/doc/install-??.txt)

ox_sm1* servers crush if the environmental variable HOSTTYPE

Wrong: source /xxx/yyy/OpenXM/rc/dot.bash

is not set. That is, if you are using csh or sh, then you cannot invoke

===> Correct: source /xxx/yyy/OpenXM/rc/dot.bashrc

most ox servers from asir and ox_sm1* servers terminate with a core.

To avoid this trouble, use bash or tcsh or set the environmental variable

<LI> (OpenXM/doc/install-??.txt)

HOSTYPE by

Wrong: or read dot.bash or dot.cshrc file by the source command.

"setenv HOSTTYPE hogehoge" ( in .cshrc for csh) or

===> Correct : or read dot.bashrc or dot.cshrc file by the source command.

"HOSTYPE=hogehoge ; export HOSTTYPE ( in .profile for sh).

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