oxygen.sh not found after successful linux FC3 installation

[clivelong]

Hello

Linux Trying to install Oxygen 6.0 under Fedora 3.

Running Fedora 3 Linux 2.6.10 kernel

Installed Sun Java Run time 1.4

Set Path to Java (I think)

Oxygen 6.0 installation ran OK by executing sh ./oxygen.bin

Trying to run Oxygen by typing sh oxygen.sh.

Oxygen.sh is not found anywhere on machine (I have run search for oxygen.sh on / and all sub-folders)

Am I trying to start Oxygen incorrectly?

Thanks

Clive

[smaug42]

The path isn't set for the new Oxygen install. If you installed as user (not root) you should in theory see Oxygen_6 in your home. If you cd to the new Oxygen directory and try sh ./oxygen.sh you will be able to launch Oxygen. That is of course assumign that's where you installed Oxygen.

How did you search for oxygen.sh? Using grep? Using a file manager? usinf locate? Using whereis?

[sorin_ristache]

Hello,

Am I trying to start Oxygen incorrectly?

The Linux installer oxygen.bin is a graphical wizard that creates Windows like shortcuts (in fact symlinks) in the directory that you specify in the installation process. Normally you use oxygen.sh only if you edit the parameters specified in that script for example to enlarge the memory allocated to <oXygen/> using the -Xmx parameter. If you want to be able to start <oXygen/> from any directory you must edit the profile file specific to the shell available on your machine: $HOME/.profile, $HOME/.bash_profile, etc.

Best regards,
Sorin

[clivelong]

Hi, problem solved

I found the oxygen script under the root directory as you said

Thanks

Clive