On 3/2/06, Harley Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the reply Alex,
>
> I had hopes that fix would work. I've seen that sort of thing on
> Unix Netscape, so thought it might work.
>
> I deleted the .mozilla directory, reran mozilla, got the same error
> type (slight difference on Bus error #). Repeated the directory
> delete, restarted the WM, and tried again from a fresh xterm with the
> same results. I went ahead and then did a delete on everything
> "mozilla" directories, any files, etc. Installed, Rebuilt, Re-
> fetched, and still end up with the same error type.
>
> $ mozilla
> Error: No running window found.
> /sw/bin/mozilla: line 62: 10668 Bus error $MOZ_PROGRAM $
> {1+"$@"}
>
> So, noone else is reporting an issue? Could be my total X-Windows
> package. I'm still hammering on the bits and pieces, like a missing
> man page, so it could be on my end. Still, other apps are at least
> running well, including running multiple window manager experiments
> using Xnest to look at things other than the workplace fvwm2 I'm
> accustomed to. I'm now using the Enlightenment WM, but had this
> problem before with the Apple native twm as well.
>
> This Mozilla install is the latest one on Fink,
Actually, it's not. mozilla-1.7.5-6 is available in the unstable tree.
and I'm running
> Apple's latest, Tiger version, as well as the latest XDarwin
> (downloaded directly a later version than is on Fink I believe),
Ummm...no. XDarwin is the display server..._not_ the X11 flavor. Do
you have XFree86 or X.org--both of these come with an XDarwin display
server, and I believe Fink for Tiger has the latest versions for
either of these X11 distros.
and
> installed using their install from a folder trick; the only way I
> could fully force the install as a su ... had other issues on failed
> path updates during standard installs.
>
> So, am stump't.
>
> Thanks,
> Harley Jones
>
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Alexander K. Hansen
Fink Documenter
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