Even though I have configured the environment variables, I get this error. Where is it coming from? I don't really understand what it means. I am running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
./check_configuration.sh
> Checking path correctness... passed.
> Checking environment... passed.
> Checking for availability of man pages... passed.
> Checking for proper directories in the PATH... passed.
> Checking for availability of auxiliary tools:
awk : ok
basename : ok
date : ok
dirname : ok
find : ok
getopt : ok
grep : ok
head : ok
id : ok
kill : ok
ls : ok
lsof : ok
ps : ok
readlink : ok
wc : ok
port-helper : ok
tunctl : ok
uml_mconsole : ok
uml_switch : ok
passed.
> Checking for availability of terminal emulator applications:
xterm : found
konsole : not found
gnome-terminal : found
passed.
> Checking filesystem type... passed.
> Checking whether executables can run... failed!
*** Error: Your system appears not to be able to run the linux kernel.
[ ERROR ] Your system is not configured properly. Please correct the
above errors before starting to use Netkit.
Maslor
commented
7 years ago
Even though I have configured the environment variables, I get this error. Where is it coming from? I don't really understand what it means. I am running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS