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[Luke C.]

We have 2 linux machines using GDC-2.41.10 installed without issue, we now have a new Ubuntu laptop onsite and are struggling to install the same file, the installation claims the error:

+ err_msg=
  The bzip2 included in package seems corrupted (bad version).

  Please try to download the package again.

So then I perform an MD5 check of the file, and all seems OK..

$ md5sum -c fjs-gdc-2.41.10-build4635.471-lnxlc24.run.md5
fjs-gdc-2.41.10-build4635.471-lnxlc24.run: OK

This same file works for installations and extractions on other machines, so I presume there must be some perquisite that this linux laptop is missing?

I have attached a full debug report for the log of trying to install the file, note I can install with no checks, but the installed binaries to not load/launch so I can only presume I am missing other dependencies that the installer would have warned about. Can anyone help me get past this error message and diagnose why this might be?

As I said, the exact same file works fine on two other machines, so I don't think it is corrupted etc, have also tried re-downloading and transferring the file to the new laptop multiple times (incase it was corrupted when moving etc)

[Olivier E.]

Hello Luke,

GDC 2.41 (released in 2012) installed on an Ubuntu last version 20.04 or 20.10.


I give it a try and I have no problem.

You installed the package : fjs-gdc-2.41.10-build4635.471-lnxlc24.run

It is a 32bit package - does your Ubuntu 64bit or 32bit ?


Olivier

[Luke C.]

Hi Oliver, thanks very much that solved it.

Strange as this 32 bit package worked fine on two other 64bit systems, either way, problem resolved so thank you very much.