Utility requirement

During installation of oracle 7 on sco unix 5.0.5, i got this error
linker error:oracle executables are not made.
I found that this is due to the adsence of make utility.
Where can i found this make utility and install it on my unix?
Thanks

nope the install.log file showed no error.
I found over the internet that that error is due to the adsence of make utility.
Where can i get it for download?
Thanks

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How do you upload firmware to Airport extreme with the following message: This version of AirPort Utility requires this AirPort Extreme use firmware version 7.3.1 or later. Use AirPort Utility 5.6 to update this base station. I'm using airport utility 6.0

The airport extreme at my parent's house has not had its firmware update in some time and it keeps dropping the internet connection and needing to be reset.
I went to update firmware and opened up airport utilities (I'm running airport 6.0 on Mountain Lion, 10.7.4). Everytime I open the airport utility I get the following message: "
This version of AirPort Utility requires this AirPort Extreme use firmware version 7.3.1 or later. Use AirPort Utility 5.6 to update this base station. AirPort Utility 5.6 is available at AirPort Service and Support.
I've followed the link and tried to update firmwares but none are available and the print says that airport utility will look to see if firmware are available and load them as necessary when prompted by user.
One link said the only way to solve this problem is open up Airport Utility 5.6. I tried to do this, but 5.6 is not supported on Mountain Lion and couldn't be opened up.
I'm getting the exact same message on my other computer, a Mac Air.
So basically, can't download new firmware and am stuck with a ****** airport extreme that needs to keep being reset, a factory reset, in order to use the internet, but then continues to give me the same message.
Thanks!

See this article for instructions on how to install AirPort Utility 5.6 for Lion on Mountain Lion:
http://www.macworld.com/article/1167965/mountain_lion_and_the_ancient_airport_ba se_station.html

This version of AirPort Utility requires this AirPort Extreme use firmware version 7.3.1 or later. Go to AirPort Service and Support for more information.

I am trying to update my Airport Extreme. I go into the Airport Utility and this is the message attached I get when clicking on it.
"This version of AirPort Utility requires this AirPort Extreme use firmware version 7.3.1 or later. Go to AirPort Service and Support for more information." That;s it.
I guess I can hard reset it, but this seems weird. Any advice would be nice.
Thank you.

Dear Bob, I have same problem:
"This version of AirPort Utility requires this AirPort Extreme use firmware version 7.3.1 or later. Go to AirPort Service and Support for more information."
My MBAir is running OSX 10.9.3 and the AIrPort Extreme I'm trying to use is A1143.
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Execute Package Utility Requires Integration Services

Hi,
I am trying to run an SSIS package from a client SQL Server Management Studio 2008 and am getting the message "The Execute Package Utility requires Integration Services to be installed by one of these editions of SQL Server 2008..."
I installed SP1 and CU6 on the PC and am still getting the message. Any ideas? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks

Hello,
I was getting same error message and This post helped me.
I got more info from below:
http://www.rad.pasfu.com/index.php?/archives/41-Minimum-Requirement-To-Execute-SSIS-Package.html
Minimum Requirement To Execute SSIS Package
A very common question is that :
what is minimal requirements for run a package?
Minimal Requirements to run SSIS package is :
DTEXEC which can be installed
with Integration Service at the SQL Server setup media. Note that you should Install Integration Services, because if you install DTEXEC without Integration Service then you will got this message when you try to execute a package from DTEXEC command line:
The SQL Server Execute Package Utility requires Integration Services to be installed by one of these editions of SQL Server 2008: Standard, Enterprise, Developer, or Evaluation. To Install Integration Services,
run SQL Server Setup and select Integration Services.
This is same operation on a machine who has Integration Service Installed:
Another option to execute SSIS package is with BIDS, you can select it during SQL Server setup steps.
So as a result you need to have one of these options to run a package on a machine: SSIS or BIDS.
Thanks Shiven:) If Answer is Helpful, Please Vote

I want to connect a Windows PC to an existing Airport Extreme router via ethernet connection. Is there any utility required or can I just plug into the router?

I want to connect a Windows PC to an existing Airport Extreme router via ethernet connection. Is there any utility required or can I just plug into the router? The router is already set up and working with existing iMacs.

thanks for the info. I found apple utilty software on this windows 7 PC but I guess it is not required for sharing internet on exisiting apple extreme. Am I correct that I can remove this apple software?

Is the "Airport Utility" required to run in the background if I want to access the Time Capsule's HD?

Hey there,
I recently purchased a Time Capsule and want to use it for Backups and as an external HD to store files. The setup was easy and it's working so far. Except for one thing:
Whenever I close the "Aiport Utility" on my Mac, I won't be able to connect to my Time Capsule's HD via Finder anymore. As soon as I start "Aiport Utility" again, everything is back to normal and I can access the HD.
So my question is pretty simple: Do I have to constantly run the "Airport Utility", to gain access to the HD of the Time Capsule?
If so, I think that's inconvenient.
Thanks for your help

I'm running Yosemite. I already did some research about this topic and I'm obviously not alone with this problem.
I also stumbled upon this thread of yours: Airport Utility cannot find Time Capsule ("device not found")
I tried some of the things, but unfortunately so far without any success. Guess we'll just have to wait for the upcoming OSX update.

Itunes not recognize 2nd gen Shuffle. Tried ipod reset utility (requires windows 2000 or XP) but have Windows Vista. Help?

How can I reset the ipod with windows Vista?

Put it on the dock connector, connect it to your computer, and charge it for at least 30 minutes then see if your computer can see it.
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Zipper utility required....

Hi All,
In SUS I am sending a questionnairewhich consists of
25 pages.The receiving system is an BSP application.
But because of system limitation, sometimes the
operation goes to dump.My question is, can I send the
questionnaire in Zipped format? If so how can I do
that?
Plz help me on this..
    Sender - SRM-EBP
    Intermediate System - XI
    Receiver - SRM-SUS
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       Amitabh

Hi Amitabh,
If you got your answer then plz close your last How can I incorporate dropdown in tableview in BSP else reply.
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Narinder Hartala

Vista problems with iPod reset utility

I can't even run the installation program. I keep getting a message saying that "iPod Reset Utility requires that your computer is running Windows 2000 or Windows XP".
My OS is Windows Vista. Anyone have any solutions? Many thanks...

LeeGalaxy,
The minimum system requirements for the utility are as stated in KB 305204
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=305204
System Requirements
- Windows 2000 with Service Pack 4, Windows XP with Service Pack 2**
**iPod Reset Utility 1.0 is not supported for use with Windows Vista.
That said, some have had success, in using iTunes with Vista.
However, this article lists some important information on that configuration:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=305042
And you may be able to use iTunes to setup your iPod. Have you tried that?
Or were you attempting to use the iPod Reset Utility, as described in KB 305204, to solve one of these symptoms:
- iPod will not play music, and cannot be restored using iTunes.
- iPod is not recognized by iTunes, but is visible in My Computer or in Device Manager on a Windows PC, or in Apple System Profiler on a Mac.
- iPod shuffle (1st Generation) is identified as a device in "Recovery mode."
- iPod shuffle (2nd Generation) is identified as a "USB DFU device."
If not, you may find this helpful:
Restoring iPod shuffle to factory settings
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300701
Just to confirm, it is my understanding you have the iPod shuffle (First Generation), correct?
Hope this helps,
Generik
Dual 2.3 GHz PowerPC G5 Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Problem with AS2 Enqueue utility

Iam using the AS2 enqueue utility on 11.1.1.6.0 PS5 patch set.
I am trying to simulate a message posted from a third party partner to my host partner.
Below are the properties i used.
user=Correct Username
password=Pwd
url=jdbc:oracle:thin:@host:port/SID
####### Payload Details #######
replyToMsgID =
from=ABC
to=Host
#eventName=SampleEvent
doctypeName=ABC_ShipStatus_DocType
doctypeRevision=1.0
payload=/tmp/naveen/b2b/test.dat
the issue is , in the reports section, the message i push through utility is coming but with incorrect partner values.
i.e. My sender and reciever values are both coming as 'Host'.Hence my message is failing as it is not able to find the right TPA.
Below is the snippet of my report
Doctype TPA Sender Receiver
ABC_ShipStatus_DocType Host Host
But Iam expecting this
Doctype TPA Sender Receiver
ABC_ShipStatus_DocType ABC_ShipStatus ABC Host
Also, Iam having the AS2 Signing in my realworld TPA. Will the simulation through Utility require any signing to complete the message?

There is nothing like AS2 enqueue utility. What you are using is AQ (Advanced Queue) enqueue utility which is used to push outbound messages to B2B to simulate back-end -
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/user.1111/e10229/enq_deq.htm#BGECCIBG
You should set up another domain to mock the TP.
Regards,
Anuj

[SOLVED]Can't install Virtualbox-guest-utils[SOLVED]

sudo pacman -S virtualbox-guest-utils
resolving dependencies...
looking for conflicting packages...
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: catalyst-utils: requires xorg-server<1.17.0
What to do ?
Last edited by heldiho53 (2015-03-06 14:57:58)

You can install an older version of virtualbox-guest-utils.
You can wait for catalyst to support xorg-server 1.17 and install virtualbox-guest-utils only then.
You can change graphics drivers to the FLOSS ones and install xorg-server 1.17 and virtualbox-guest-utils.

Satellite M40-307: Accessibility utility doesn't work with limited user account

Hello everybody,
I have got a Satellite M40-307 (PSM44E), and I have got a problem with the "accessibility" utility, that displays an icon in the Windows XP notification bar, to let the user know whether the "Fn" key is active or not.
That this utility would not work for the administrator would not worry me a lot, as the administrator is supposed to know what he does. But the limited user does not have access to it, this more bothering.
In an administrator session, this utility works pretty fine. But in a limited user session, if I try to launch it by [runas /user:admin "C:\Program Files\TOSHIBA\Windows Utilities\TACSPROP.exe"],
I am answered that the file TCMSVR.DLL cannot be found. If I launch it normally, a message tells me that this utility requires I am connected as an administrator.
So, what can I do to use this utility normally, i.e. in a limited user session*?

Hello Markus,
Did you read ?
I executed TACSPROP with the admin rights, and it does not run.
So, to follow you, I had a look, on TACSPROP.EXE and TACSPROP.DLL, the users had "read/execute" and "read" rights. I provided "full rights", and it solved nothing.
Obviously another program must be launched before, that is by default launched only by the administrator, and I am searching what program it is.
Thank you.

PowerBook Can't Run Airport Management Utility

I'm still trying to find out why my PowerBook can't run Airport Management Utility, even though all of my other Airport software is up to date. When I try to launch the utility, it gives the message that it "requires Airport 3.4 or later", which I do already have.
Below is a description of my latest effort, followed by my original question, which has been archived in this discussion group.
I created and logged in via a new user account, but I still got the same 'requires Airport 3.4 or later' message from Airport Management Utility. I took it from this that the problem was not related to user preferences.
I then used Spotlight to search the Library folder. The only airport pref I found there was com.apple.airport.preferences.plist, located in this path: Macintosh HD/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration.
The computer would not let me move this to the desktop, but copied it instead. I can open that copy in TextEdit, but if I double click on it, it actually launches in OmniOutlner. A check via "Get Info" shows that it is set to "Open with: OmniOutliner" from the drop down menu in the Get Info box.
If you open this plist in OmiOutliner, you find the information I've listed below. It appears to show that the file does know the Airport software version is "5" and not less than 3.4:
• Disconnect on logout 0
• AllowEnable 0
▶ Default 802.1X Configurations
• InterferenceRobustness 0
• Require Admin for network 0
change
• JoinMode 1
• Always remember new networks 1
▶ List of known networks
• Version 5
• Require Admin for IBSS creation 1
• Fallback Preference 0
The only other items in the Library folder with "airport" in the name are both in the Receipts folder: AirportTI2005-001.pkg and AirportConfigApps.pkg.
I'd welcome your thoughts on this.
My original posting was:
I have the newest PowerBook G4 , purchased this fall with Mac OS X 10.4.3 and AirPort Update 2005-001 installed.
When I try to run Airport Management utility I get the message : " "The Airport Management Utility requires Airport 3.4 or later. Click Update to check for newer software." While Airport Management Utility will not run on my PowerBook, it does run on my iMac with 10.3.9.
I've tried:
-installing "AirPort Update 2005-001" but it didn't solve the problem.
-installing "AirPort 4.2 for Mac OS X 10.4.2", thinking that if it were not needed, the installer would not run. It did install, but that did not solve the problem.
-re-installing "AirPort Update 2005-001", which did install a second time, but did not solve the problem. (I thought perhaps the installer for this update wouldn't run a second time.)
Does anyone know of a solution, or does Apple need to update Airport Management Utility?
(I've cross-posted this in the Airport discussion area, but I also wanted to check with others who recently bought the same PowerBook.)
Thanks for your help.
PowerBook G4 (Double-Layer SD) 15-inch, iMac (1GHz 17-inch) Mac OS X (10.4.6)

check this link:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=2265548#2265548
Teh-Way Lee wrote:
"OK, I've been following this thread since February and I think I got this thing figured out. Joseph Jordan pointed to the right direction and I did some more digging.
I had the same problem as most posters here:
- ALL 10.3 machines had AirPort Management Utility working but,
- NOT ALL 10.4 machines had AirPort Management Utility working.
In my case, no 10.4 computer had AMU working (updated from 10.3 or fresh install of 10.4, Intel or PowerPC, even brand new MacBook Pro and PowerBook G4 out of the box), EXCEPT one xserve that was updated from 10.3.
As I said before, Joseph Jordan pointed to the right direction, the file/folder AirPortConfig.framework in /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/ is missing.
It seems that AirPortConfig.framework was installed when AirPort 4.1 was installed. AirPort 4.2 installs Apple80211.framework only. I think...
In some cases, AirPortConfig.framework is there (updated machines), but the file AirPortConfig is missing in AirPortConfig.framework/Versions/A/
as well as the symbolic links to it and to other folders.
Solution:
The easiest way is to copy the whole AirPortConfig.framework to /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/
If you already have AirPortConfig.framework and AMU is not working, move it to the trash or somewhere else.
I found AirPortConfig.framework in the "AirPort Extreme Software Installation" CD (CD version 4.1 2Z691-5219-A):
1. Open the CD
2. Control-click "AirPort for Mac OX X v10.3" and select Show original
3. Control-click "AirPortSW.pkg" and select Show Package Contents
4. Open Contents
5. Drag Archive.pax.gz to the Desktop
6. Double-click Archive.pax.gz to unarchive the file
7. AirPortConfig.framework is in ~/Desktop/Archive/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks
8. Drag AirPortConfig.framework to /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/ You will be asked to authenticate.
AMU should work at this point.
Alternatively, download "AirPort 4.1 Update.dmg" from
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/airport41formacosx.html
and follow from step 3. above.
This solution seems to work on both Intel and PowerPC machines.
Computers tested: Power Mac G5, Powerbook G4 12" and 17", MacBook Pro.
IMPORTANT: I do not know if this solution breaks anything. CAVEAT EMPTOR!"
PowerBook G4 (Double-Layer SD) 15-inch, iMac (1GHz 17-inch) Mac OS X (10.4.6)

HT5022 Instructions for Airport Utility 5.6 don't work: "version of Mac OS X is not supported"

Via Software Update, I just downloaded & installed the latest version 6.1 of Airport Utility. When I tried to use it I discovered it recognizes but doesn't support my Airport Expresses (odd in itself).
I was told to install version 5.6 to manage these older devices. So I obediently tried to install it (actually it's v. 5.6.1).
But it won't install! The Installer tells me:
"AirPort Utility can't be installed on this disk. The version of Mac OS X on this volume is not supported."
The system requirements are listed as "AirPort Utility requires Mac OS X v10.5.7, v10.5.8, v10.6 or later." I have 10.7.4.
What the heck is going on here????

Try this one until they fix it:
AirPort Utility 5.6 for Lion: AirPort Utility 5.6.
If that does not work:
AirPort Utility for Leopard, Snow Leopard: AirPort Utility 5.5.3.
Both will run fine on OS X 10.7.4 but since I already have them installed, I do not know if the installer will object. Both will administer all Express models except for the new dual band model.

Airport Management Utility will not run

After having setup a new system computer for a while I have been updating some of my favorite utilities. One of them being the Airport Management Utility (not the admin utility). After finally finding the disk image for the Airport utlities on Apple's site I downloaded and installed. When I try to run the Airport Management Utility I get an error message saying "The Airport Management Utility requires Airport 3.4 or later. Click Update to check for newer software."
When I click update it says that I am up do date. I am running Mac OS X 10.3.9 with all software update recommended updates. I'm trying to figure out what is wrong and it's driving me crazy. This is pretty much a default install of OS X 10.3 and Office 2004
Any help is appreciated
Thanks
Dan

Download and install Airport 4.1 from:
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/airport41formacosx.html
There is also an Airport 4.2 update, which I recommend you do not install since it adds little additional functionality, at the risk of causing serious problems with your Mac's Airport interface.

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