Dear Syam,...

Thanks for including the windows versions with the propper libraries,...(yes, libxslt.dll was the error but the message came out after replacing libxm2.dll by 2 others while testing in the past days). The executables seem  to run wiithout a problem for the moment being.  I have used some of the sample commands described in the wiki regarding the QA evaluation :-)

With regards to the linux installation in the MR scanner,.. the commands that you suggested definitively provide the versions that do not run well with your compilation.   This is the output of the commands (Signa HDxt):

GEHC/CTT Linux 6.3.8
[sdc@lx-mr2 sdc]# uname -a
Linux lx-mr2 2.6.20-1.21 #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed Feb 13 16:59:47 CST 2008 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
[sdc@lx-mr2 sdc]# lsb_release
LSB Version:    1.3
[sdc@lx-mr2 sdc]#

I will switch to the newer GE machines (Discovery 450, 750) but the library is still not usable as per your prior response. This is the output of the newer scanners

GEHC/CTT Linux 5.3.7
[sdc@MR450K08 sdc]# uname -a
Linux MR450K08 2.6.20-1.21 #1 SMP PREEMPT Thu Oct 18 14:27:00 CDT 2007 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[sdc@MR450K08 sdc]# lsb_release
LSB Version:    1.3

This does not comply either :-(

I have been trying to locate a computer and will install a more propper LINUX release in order to continue with this.....  Coming week an older PC will appear on my desk.  Any good suggestion for a propper LINUX release?  I think I will use a single computer to process the data from multiple scanners rather than having something going wrong in each one of them if there is a software upgrade/or different software versions.  The newer scanners seem to have an older LINUX version than the older scanner??. So, I guess it does not make any sense for you to put more efforts to compile specific versions, I think. 

For the moment, I will play with the windows 7 release, to get used to the commands and outputs generated.  

Thanks again :-)

Piotr