I executed the below command and got the errors that follow: sudo. Then I executed these commands: sudo mkdir /usr/local/natinst/ bin subdirectory execute permissions using the File Manager. I changed the current directory to the decompression's root directory, and gave all files in the. I decompressed the iso file and attempted an installation from the decompressed files: I thought sudo, being the equivalent of executing a command as root, could do anything a regular user could do, and a lot more. Without sudo it considers "./bin/INSTALL.norpm" to be an executable command. So I tried using sudo and got his result: sudo. I got a lot of permission errors from the script, and a message recommending to run it as root. When I make that newly mounted directory the current directory and execute: labview-2020-desktop-20.0.1-1.x86_64.rpm Was this to be created by me? If so where? I do not find a folder named "STATIC" anywhere. I am confused by the above instructions to do this command: cd.
It mounted this iso file in my home directory, with the directory name: "lv2020SP1community-linux_iso". I mounted the "v2020SP1community-linux.iso" file using the "Furious ISO Mount Tool". I attempted to install LabVIEW Community edition two different ways, and got errors with both of them.
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