Date: Sun, 26 Mar 1995 17:20:40 -0600 (CST) From: TR Nguyen <nguyen@omega.uta.edu> To: freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.org (freebsd-questions) Subject: Re: libXpm.so.3.4 (fwd) Message-ID: <199503262320.RAA15271@omega.uta.edu>
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Forwarded message: > In-Reply-To: TR Nguyen <nguyen@omega.uta.edu> > "libXpm.so.3.4" (Mar 25, 9:41pm) > References: <199503260341.VAA02229@omega.uta.edu> > Reply-To: bsletten@vivid.autometric.com > > That is part of the Xpm distribution. See if your LD_LIBRARY_PATH isn't set up > correctly. Oh wait, you said that you did look for it. Do you have any other > versions of the libXpm library? I am the person who originated this question, so let me follow it up. I originally need libXpm.so.3.4 to run some X-window-managers. Steve Passe ( credit where credit is due) pointed me towards the -current port for XPM, so I grabbed xpm-3.4e.tar.gz from FreeBSD-current/ports... Oddly enuough, after the following the make and make instructions (per README file), my libXpm.so file was installed as libXpm.so.4.5... I did a symlink from libXpm.so.3.4 to the newly instaed libXpm.so.4.5 and my new x-games, piewm, ctwm, olvwm, et al, ran ok -- or so I hope. [DEVELOPMENT RELATED QUESTION] BTW, I'm still looking for a way to tweak the MAXIMUM # of file descriptors per process (_SC_MAX_OPEN) from 64 to something like 256, at least. I am not a subcriber to the development groups, and I would like to get your feed back before I hit the Usenet. You gals/guys are great! I got out of a few tight spots thankx to you guys. As always, Thankx for a great product and support. TR Nguyen
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