Maya--
Yes. Short version: You can't do that.
Long version: Red Hat Linux 5.0 is based on glibc-2.x ( = libc-6.x),
the GNU C library. glibc is not compatible in several respects with
libc-5.x, which is the C library that shipped with Red Hat Linux 4.x.
Accelerated-X is very likely to have been built on a Linux distribution
that uses libc-5.x, not glibc, and it won't work on a glibc-based
system unless you provide the proper compatibility libraries. You'll
need to check whether the proper libraries (and a mechanism for telling
applications to link with them instead of the default ones) are
available for Red Hat Linux 5.0. Alternatively, you *might* be able to
find an Accelerated-X update that works on glibc-based systems; check
Xi's website about that.
This is one of those situations where a reading a lot of documentation
and thinking about things to make sure you don't break something is
useful.
In any event, questions about X servers really don't belong on the FVWM
mailing list---it's a little too far off-topic.
peace.
--jim
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On Mon, 5 Jan 1998, Maya Tokman wrote:
: I have been running Red Hat Linux 4.2 with Accelerated-X server and using
: fvwm. It worked fine, but in the process of upgrading Linux to 5.0 and
: reinstalling Accelerated X someting got screwed up and now when I am
: trying to start X windows session with fvwm the server crashes and I get
: the following error message:
:
: fvwm: error in loading shared libraries
: /usr/X11R6/lib/libXext.so.6: undefined symbol _Xglobal_lock
:
: Does anybody know what's going on?
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Received on Mon Jan 05 1998 - 20:12:07 GMT