My original posting:
> On all of our Sparcs running SunOS 4.1.x we have X11R5 running,
> and olwm or olvwm as a window manager. We want to start non-NeWS
> based xview applications such as filemgr and cm, but they won't start
> up. The give the error:
> ld.so: libxview.so.3: not found
Thanks to all who replied. A few of the responses suggested that if our
/usr/openwin was a symbolic link, to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the real
directory, as ld.so doesn't follow symbolic links. That isn't our
problem, since we have the directory really at /usr/openwin.
Another suggested compiling the openwindows sources with R5. This won't
work since, libXt has changed, but a good thought.
The third responce was that ld had a bug, and that you could pick up
the fix (100107-06) from blacks.jpl.nasa.gov in pub/ldbug.sh and
pub/ld1*.
The shell script demonstrates the error. That made me go to the Sun
bug list and I found 100257-03, which is a jumbo-patch for ld.so,
ldd and ldconfig.
I believe this to be the solution. I'll post again if it doesn't work..
Thanks again to all....
Paul.
-- Paul T. Root Nycor Corp proot@mmc.mmmg.com ...a Perl script is correct if its's halfway readable and gets
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