April 9th, 2005, 11:05 PM
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Quote: | Originally Posted by stefanorg Hi all!
I use firebird both in Win and Linux and it works fine.
Now i've installed firebird 1.5.2 SS on a powerbook with mac os X the installation was fine and the fbserver and fbguard run on my system....but when i try to open the file :
isql pippo.gdb
I receive this error :
"unsupported on-disk structure for file pippo.gdb; found 2560, support 10"
The file was created on a windows host and it works also on a Linux host.
What can I do?
Thanks
Stefano |
I think its due to Endian issue:
Quote: | Originally Posted by Endian Issues
Multi-byte data fields can be referenced a couple of ways in memory. One is known as big-endian, which consists of field addresses pointing to the most significant byte (MSB) while the second, known as little-endian, consists field addresses pointing to the least significant byte (LSB).
Apple's PowerPC processor uses big-endian (MSB) addressing, while some other systems use little-endian (LSB). Utility functions for byte flipping can be found in the endian.h header file.
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