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Failed to create symbolic link #130
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What exactly did you do? And which IRAF version did you use? |
Hi, I downloaded the source code from the latest snapshot . Version number 2.16.1. And, then followed the instructions given on the IRAF Community Website . Oh, I did not know that Ubuntu comes with IRAF. In that case, could you please tell me as to how to run/use the default installation? |
You can just do a |
Thank You ! Just in case, I need to compile from source in the future, where do I find the IRAF bin folder to add to PATH? |
This is |
Right. Thanks for your help ! |
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The exact error is:
I think because of this error, the next step in the installation is not possible:
Inside the local folder, there is no folder called bin. Any idea how to fix this error?
I'm using Peppermint OS which is a Ubuntu derivative.
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