Hi there. So I've been working hard to find a Sun on my campus that I can run Self on. Unfortunately, the only thing I've come up with is an IPX, I think, maybe a Classic -- haven't seen the box. uname -a gives: "SunOS katahdin 4.1.2 1 sun4c". It has a meager 16M of RAM. (Yes, I know it'll be unbearable even if I can get it to start.) But when I unpack it and type "Snapshot" as per the directions, I get:
ld.so: warning: /usr/lib/libc.so.1.7 has older revision than expected 9 Segmentation fault
Self is in my path, and DISPLAY points to my X terminal. I borrowed a libc.so.1.8, and put it in my LD_LIBRARY_PATH, but got the same warning. I tried looking at the core (moved core/ so it could write one :v), but there are no symbols in Self.
Can anyone give me a pointer as to what might be wrong?
Thanks much, --Jon
Jon Howell jonh@cs.dartmouth.edu 603-643-2460 (h) 603-646-3297 (w) http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~jonh
Hi there. So I've been working hard to find a Sun on my campus that I can run Self on. Unfortunately, the only thing I've come up with is an IPX, I think, maybe a Classic -- haven't seen the box. uname -a gives: "SunOS katahdin 4.1.2 1 sun4c". It has a meager 16M of RAM. (Yes, I know it'll be unbearable even if I can get it to start.)
I think you're wasting your time. All that'll happen in 16Mb is that you'll exercise the disk through paging until either you run out of patience or the disk breaks.
Mario
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