Thread: version 'GFORTRAN_1.4' not found.

hi all,

i've been trying program (jsplit) run, kept receiving following error message:

jsplit: usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libgfortran.so.3: version 'gfortran_1.4' not found (required jsplit)

i have tried uninstall , reinstall gfortran using ubuntu software centre through terminal, no avail. furthermore, when tried update gfortran, message came latest version, pretty stuck. appreciated.

ps. have done google search , came across this:
http://www.mailinglistarchive.com/ht.../msg00292.html
i'm not sure if problem same mine, since new linux environment.

hi there, , welcome forums! sorry hear you're having difficulties.

occurs me problem may jsplit must have been ported linux - did source or software centre? sorry i'm on pad atm can't check repos.

i'd suggest downloading wine software centre (a package designed run windows programs on linux) , seeing if windows jsplit.exe of jsplit work wine - it's basic i'd imagine would. forsee problems getting full functionality out of without wine uses ms batch files putting bits again, , linux (well unix system) doesn't use .bat files.

if doesn't work, may interested in hjsplit - basic windows 9.x splitter program can handle large files - 1 work on wine.

may interested know unix have own splitter program built in, except have run terminal (ctrl+alt+t).

command break file is

code:

split

and command put them is

code:

cat

there of course several options can stick these commands. full list of these commands can found on manual page - type

code:

man split

to see them, example - have ridiculously large file, have in wisdom called "ridiculously-large-file" want send friend email attachment, i'm allowed attatch files 500m in size! break down with

code:

split -b 500m -d - ridiculously-large-file

where -b allows me set size of "bits" in bytes - here choose 500m 500mb. , -d means use numeric suffixes (so i'll end lots of files ending in .01, .02 etc insteas of .a, .b etc - 1 personal preference.

anyway unix using friend gets email, put file together, open terminal , type

code:

cat ridiculously-large-file* > ridiculously-large-file

notice * after file name - tells cat put bits together.


there of course gui tools can find in software centre, , split files can't put on windows machine, (mac osx, bsd, linux fine) useful know add command; example (don't try this, example)

code:

sudo dd if=/dev/sdz of=/data/backups/zdrive.img  | tar cvfj /data/backups/zdrive.img | split -b 690m -d - zdrive.img.tar.bz2

i have deliberately used paths people wont have incase put terminal, what's happening here, example unix can new user, follows
1) "sudo" command gives administrator privileges
2) "dd" command in case copies hard drive partition "z" folder data>backups , converts image file called "zdrive".
3) "tar" command compresses image down, creating .tar.bz2 file -a "tarball"
4) "split" command we've seen breaks down cd sized parts written cd's.

1 command! there better ways back-up , more efficient ways write command, include example - read man page of terminal command havn't used before, before use understand how works

hope find information useful, ,
enjoy linux!

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