Libzip Needed for RTE on Linux

I know I need the GNU C Libraries to run the RTE (in my case 2011) on Linux. But I have noticed something. If I wish to install the RTE from the Developer DVD, it also install NIWebPipe (or something like that) and gives me an issue saying libzip is not on my machine. However, when I install the RTE from just the .tar file available online, I have no such issue. Am I better off being safe than sorry and just putting the libzip files on my Linux server?
Remember, code does exactly what you tell it.

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Remember, code does exactly what you tell it.

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I have SATA hard disk in my notebook (/dev/sda) so I have to use sd[b-z] for removable media. /dev/sda is mounted normally via fstab. If you don't have any fixed sd* devices in your fstab you can use sb[a-z] everywhere.
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It doesn't :-) As you can see I'm using mount with several options like sync and dirsync and "lazy umount".
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The Driver Computer is the Windows machine where the synthetic test suite runs and simulates a client by emitting the protocol packets. The client sends packets to the file server
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The SUT implements the server side of the protocol and the SUT can be running on any operating system.
For your convenience, you can setup a Windows SUT just for the purpose of understanding the test configuration on the driver client.
The document has instructions for Windows SUT and guidelines for non-Windows SUT as well. In your case, it’s a non-Windows SUT. You need to configure your server where your file
server implementation is running and setup the Driver computer to test your SUT.
I understand that your ultimate goal is to setup your own SUT on the SUSE Linux server.
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packets.
Please go through the document step-by-step and I am sure it will come together.
Let’s me know whether you have any further questions.
I am not looking at CIFS share access from a Linux system. Otherwise would have posted in relevant Linux forums If looking for the same information. Thanks again for taking time to help though.

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