Hi All...
I've got a little problem with LEM.
I've installed LEM and managed to get it to boot.
After struggling to get the right libs to work with LEM, I've ended up
installing redhat 5.2 which seem to be the source of all the LEM
binaries......
Anyway everything work, I've installed netscape 4 on it(the version which
came witrh redhat 5.2) after adding the libstc++...I found that you have to
add the directory /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/locale to get it to work...
does someone knows what is this directory locale and do I need it all?
Now my problem is:
I want to startx with netscape only, no window manager at all just netscape.
I've created an .xinitrc and Xclients file with written in it:
#!/bin/sh
exec netscape-navigator
anyway whatever you put into this file it doesn't matter because I don't
think the command startx even bother looking for these files.
Therefore I've tried to look into the command startx and I did not
understand what was going on.
The startx command seems to create a temp file, (which I can see in /tmp and
god they are pretty huge) can someone tell me the reason of these temp
files?
after that I didn't get what it was doing and what was the command that
start the xterm when you do startx....
The end of the startx script is full of strange ascii character???is this
normal or my startx file is corrupted?
I've then looked into the xinit file and found the same as in startx except
that there is a lot more of strange thing at the end.
Does someone has a clue about all this.........?
the other thing I'd like to do is to compress some of my app and decompress
them at the startup and put them into RAM using ramdisk.......like
netscape.........
exemple: I've got a directory where all my netscape file are
/usr/lib/netscape
i want to compress that directory and get a file called netscape.tgz,
now at the boot up I want to allocate let say 10 meg of ram, create a little
partition, decompress netscape.tgz on it and then mount it under
/usr/lib/netscape.
will it run faster than on the hard disk?
cheers.
Gael
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