Executed Redatam and RedX on Ubuntu/Linux

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Executed Redatam and RedX on Ubuntu/Linux

  • Day: 2025-04-30
  • Time: 21:15 to 21:45
  • Project: Dev
  • Workspace: WP 2: Operational
  • Status: Completed
  • Priority: MEDIUM
  • Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
  • Tags: Redatam, Linux, Ubuntu, Data Processing, Redx, Troubleshooting

Description

Session Goal:

The session aimed to execute and troubleshoot Redatam and RedX software on Ubuntu/Linux systems, focusing on data processing and software execution.

Key Activities:

  • Executed Redatam7 Process using Wine on Ubuntu/Linux, exploring alternatives for handling Redatam files.
  • Provided a guide to process and export Redatam databases using RedatamX Portable on Ubuntu.
  • Detailed instructions for downloading, installing, and executing RedatamX Portable on Linux, including permission settings.
  • Addressed ‘Permission denied’ errors in script execution and provided solutions to maintain graphical environment integrity.
  • Resolved library loading errors in RedX by adjusting LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
  • Offered solutions for segmentation faults in RedX Process under Wayland by forcing X11 usage.
  • Presented alternatives for executing RedX Process on Ubuntu, including virtual machines and data export from other environments.
  • Provided a practical guide for exporting data from Redatam7 on Windows.
  • Developed an Entity-Relationship Diagram (DER) and a relational model for schools and libraries.

Achievements:

  • Successfully executed Redatam and RedX software on Ubuntu/Linux, with documented solutions for common execution errors.
  • Established a clear workflow for data processing and export in Redatam environments.
  • Developed a comprehensive data model for educational and library data.

Pending Tasks:

  • Further testing of RedX Process under different Linux environments to ensure stability.
  • Exploration of additional data export methods from Redatam7 to enhance flexibility.

Evidence

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