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How to Installation Packer Tracer on Ubuntu
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$ cd ~/Downloads | |
$ cd ~/Downloads$ ls | |
Make a new directory [Call it SilentInstaller] to extract the installer from the Packer Tracer. | |
mkdir silentInstaller | |
$ sudo tar xvzf ' ' -C SilentInstaller | |
Files are extracted to SilentInstaller directory. | |
SilentInstaller/ directory with the following command: | |
$ Downloads$ cd SilentInstaller | |
Start Now installer following command: | |
$ ./install | |
Now press <Enter>. | |
Press <Enter> a few more times. | |
At the end of the License agreement, press y and then press <Enter>. | |
Leave the default and press <Enter>. | |
Press y and then press <Enter>. | |
Press y and then press <Enter> to continue. | |
Packet Tracer 7.3.0 should be installed. | |
Now restart your computer with the following command: | |
$ sudo reboot | |
Once your computer starts, navigate to the Packet Tracker directory /opt/pt/bin with the following command: | |
if you try to start Packet Tracer, you should see the following error. | |
It means, libpng12.so.0 library file is not available in your computer. | |
The library file is not available in the Ubuntu 18.04 LTS package repository as well. | |
But you can download and install the library package from Debian Jessie package repository. | |
It should solve our problem. |
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