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I have a problem with the library libXaw.so.7, I cannot find it on Red Hat Linux 5. What do I do?

/opt/SCHRODINGER/maestro-v85207/bin/Linux-x86/maestro: error while loading shared libraries:
libXaw.so.7: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Maestro: Could not load shared library

You are missing the 32-bit libXaw.so.7 library on your machine which is required for Maestro to operate. You will need to locate the appropriate RPM file on your installation media, and install the package, for example with

yum install libXaw.i386 -y

You can also use the Red Hat Package Manager to locate and install the package.

From Suite 2011, Maestro is available as a 64-bit executable as well as 32-bit. If you use the 64-bit version you do not need the 32-bit libraries.

Keywords: libXaw, error while loading share libraries, RPM file , RedHat

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