[Yankee]

Originally Posted by enry

Hi guys,
I found very interesting these post. I solved the problem of trapped mouse as the posts suggests, but I have a problem when I update my ubuntu. The problem of trapped mouse reappear after updating. Have you got the same problem?
Thanks in advance.

To avoid losing your patch when updating you can simply mark the packages that you've built yourself as "blocked" in synaptic (if you use this apt frontend). This will prevent any upgrade, but don't forget to look regularly at the available version in official sources (that is also displayed in synaptic), and release this 'blocked' option when you think an upgrade is necessary (for example, for compatibility with other packages...). Then you'll have to re-test, and if the problem still exist, to rebuild with the patch...

[mundhwam]

yeh..solution: when you update, deselect the update for x-server in the update manager.

[olivierG]

hello,
Since this bug is not fixed in ubuntu 10.04 LTS, an easy work around is to add ppa repo from Cris Carlin (add ppa:crcarlin/ppa) in system software source.
This will update the xserver

olivier

[usyusuf]

the procedure helped to fix the bug

[olivierG]

On ubuntu 10.04, the bug is now fixed in the last official update, so we don't need crcarlin repo anymore, just upgrade.

olivier

[alilou]

i can't install gambit on windows seven edition familial 64 bits!
please help me!

[Shoonya]

Originally Posted by bugra

hi,

I tried this but It's not running still. Is there another thing to do?

I think once you will specify the architecture of your machine, gambit should start.
e.g for 32 bit machine :
open ".bashrc" file
export FLUENT_ARCH="lnx86";
save it and in terminal $ . .bashrc

now follow earlier suggestions

Dinesh

[skhelladi]

Hi,

If it may help, I solved the problem on ubuntu by installing libc6-i386, which is a 32-bit shared libraries for AMD64 architectures.

[navedahmid]

Dear dinesh, I have emailed you on your gmail account, we can discuss that matter there plzz.

[Shoonya]

Originally Posted by dinesh2n@gmail.com

I think once you will specify the architecture of your machine, gambit should start.
e.g for 32 bit machine :
open ".bashrc" file
export FLUENT_ARCH="lnx86";
save it and in terminal $ . .bashrc

now follow earlier suggestions

Dinesh

After doing above steps if you find permission denied problem then go to the license file and unlock it ( It must be locked somehow)
right click > properties > permission > access-- read and write
then you should be able to execute gambit on terminal using aforesaid command