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rdseed 'Command not found'

Question:
I downloaded rdseedv5.0 and get the error 'Command not found' when I try to run the application.

I'm running Mac OSX Version 10.6.7 and was previously running rdseed 4.7.5

user 123>rdseed.MAC.x86
rdseed.MAC.x86: Command not found.
   user 101>rdseed.MAC.x86
   rdseed.MAC.x86: Command not found. 

What am I doing wrong?

Answer:

Usually this kind of error 'Command not found' occurs because of one of two things:

1.  The PATH environment variable doesn't point to the current directory.  A solution is to run the routine like so (with a dot and slash before the program name):
./rdseed.MAC.x86
or 2.  The rdseed.MAC.x86 file does not have the executable bit 'x' set.  You can find this out by doing an:
ls -l rdseed.*
-rw-r--r--  1 user  bin  114 Jan 21  2010 rdseed.MAC.x86

 The fix for this is to do a

chmod +x rdseed.MAC.x86
ls -l rdseed.*

-rwxr-xr-x  1 user  bin  114 Jan 21  2010 rdseed.MAC.x86



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