photon_s11 missing

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I try to phindows to a machine that does not have Photon running. I get the
error “can’t find shared lib photon_s11”. I was working before, it stopped
working after I installed a photon update on the machine.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Markus


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Markus Loffler
Quality Real-Time Systems
http://qrts.com

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This error happened because the ‘photon_s11’ shared object has not been
created yet and something is depending on it to be there. It’s typically
run from the photon startup script - ‘ph’.

You can run this in your sysinit file - on the machine you are trying to ‘phindow’
into, and it will create the required shared object file.

Heather

Markus Loffler <loffler@ces.clemson.edu> wrote:

I try to phindows to a machine that does not have Photon running. I get the
error “can’t find shared lib photon_s11”. I was working before, it stopped
working after I installed a photon update on the machine.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Markus


Markus Loffler
Quality Real-Time Systems
http://qrts.com

3

Thanks Heather
But there was a way to do that without starting photon (ph) from sysinit
Markus

“Heather Johnstone” <heather@qnx.com> wrote in message
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This error happened because the ‘photon_s11’ shared object has not been
created yet and something is depending on it to be there. It’s typically
run from the photon startup script - ‘ph’.

You can run this in your sysinit file - on the machine you are trying to
‘phindow’
into, and it will create the required shared object file.

Heather

Markus Loffler <> loffler@ces.clemson.edu> > wrote:
I try to phindows to a machine that does not have Photon running. I get
the
error “can’t find shared lib photon_s11”. I was working before, it
stopped
working after I installed a photon update on the machine.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Markus


\

Markus Loffler
Quality Real-Time Systems
http://qrts.com

4

Sorry Markus, I wasn’t clear. You can just run ‘photon_s11’ from your
sysinit to create the photon_s11 shared object. You don’t need to run
the ‘ph’ from your sysinit.


Markus Loffler <loffler@ces.clemson.edu> wrote:

Thanks Heather
But there was a way to do that without starting photon (ph) from sysinit
Markus

“Heather Johnstone” <> heather@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:8oeao2$ski$> 1@nntp.qnx.com> …
This error happened because the ‘photon_s11’ shared object has not been
created yet and something is depending on it to be there. It’s typically
run from the photon startup script - ‘ph’.

You can run this in your sysinit file - on the machine you are trying to
‘phindow’
into, and it will create the required shared object file.

Heather

Markus Loffler <> loffler@ces.clemson.edu> > wrote:
I try to phindows to a machine that does not have Photon running. I get
the
error “can’t find shared lib photon_s11”. I was working before, it
stopped
working after I installed a photon update on the machine.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Markus


\

Markus Loffler
Quality Real-Time Systems
http://qrts.com

5

Markus,

Take a look at the following…

http://support.qnx.com/support/bok/solution.qnx?9747

—Thom

“Markus Loffler” <loffler@ces.clemson.edu> wrote in message
news:8oe8nk$8vh$1@inn.qnx.com…

I try to phindows to a machine that does not have Photon running. I get
the
error “can’t find shared lib photon_s11”. I was working before, it stopped
working after I installed a photon update on the machine.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Markus


\

Markus Loffler
Quality Real-Time Systems
http://qrts.com