On Tue, 2007-12-25 at 22:55 +0000, Daniel Taylor wrote: > I'm using the "nsgtk" script.
There is no "nsgtk" script - that's the name of the binary - it requires some environment variables to be set up for it to find its resources. If you're just trying to run it inside the directory you built it, just type "./netsurf". Otherwise, look at the source to the netsurf launcher shellscript, and adapt it to your needs. > My hardware is a Sharp Zaurus SL-C3100, > ARM 416MHz CPU, 64MB RAM running Linux 2.6.16 (pdaXrom) with GTK 1.2.10 > and GTK2 2.10.x if I recall correctly. NetSurf won't use GTK 1, but it does require at least GTK 2.10 IIRC, it may actually require later than that - I'll check and get back to you. > The files mentioned do not exist (no netsurf-log.txt in either place). > ~/.netsurf does exist. I am running this from the directory I built > NetSurf in because I saw no immediate way to "make install" it. NetSurf will automatically create ~/.netsurf when it initially launches. Obviously, it's crashing before then. It also won't produce a log file unless you're using the launcher script, as the log is just sent to stdout - the launcher redirects it to one of the files I mentioned. Use the launcher script, and remember to call with -v to enable the logging. Also try creating ~/.netsurf yourself before launching it to simplify matters. > Thank you for your help. I hope this is not a stupid user error. B.
