Houdini for Linux Dummies

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Hi Folks,

I'm a newbie with Linux and Just installed Houdini 6, sourced the environment, all OK (seemingly) but when i try to run anything Iget this msg:



houdini: relocation error: /usr/hfs6/dsolib/libHoudiniUT.so: symbol errno, version GLIBC_2.0 not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference


:roll: Can somebody pleeeeaze help, I'm running RedHat 9

thanks

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Houdini is not tested for RH 9
Use a RH 7.X distribution, or a distribution with the same libc version, like debian woody.
Your problem is the libc version.
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Hi there,

Yes, lisux is correct to say RH9 is not supported however you can still get Houdini to work. Please try the following thread:

http://www.sidefx.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1124 [sidefx.com]

Cheers!
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Thanks Steven but the link you gave doesn't seem to exist, could you please point me in the right direction

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Hi there,

Doesn't clicking on the link open a new window for you? Alternatively, you can go to the Technical Discussion forum and look for the “red hat 9” thread.

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Can't seem to link to any of the threads, read all of them listed under Linux/ Redhat.

Anyway would greatly appreciate a solution to the problem. You say it can work, how?

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Hi there,

In the link to the thread I provided, you'll find the following:
Before you launch Houdini from a terminal make sure to set:

export LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.1

I believe you can also put this inside of the houdini_setup source file as:

setenv LD_ASSUME_KERNEL 2.4.1

It cleared up my glibc_2.0 problems that I ran into.
Houdini should run after setting the above.

Good luck!

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Can't seem to link to any of the threads, read all of them listed under Linux/ Redhat


Actually, I meant to point this out before. For some reason, the search function in the forums is a little wonky - it returns search results for the now-non-existant forums such as the open testing one from a few months ago. As tallkien pointed out, for “Redhat 9” you get all bogus responses…

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J.C.
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Eureka!


Thanks a million Steven, Worked like a charm


Finally, Houdini 6

Thanks again

tallkien
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