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firefox for aix troubles
Hi folks,
I don't post here much, I am more of a lurker ![]() I have recently installed firefox for AIX on my IntelliStation POWER 185 workstation. I am currently running 6.1 with all latest updates (as of today) applied. All prerequisites for firefox installed successfully. When I try to execute firefox under my account, nothing happens, just back to #. When I try to execute as root, just to test, I get (firefox-bin:450796): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display: or /usr/mozilla/firefox/run-mozilla.sh[36]: 454904 Illegal instruction (coredump) any ideas what is wrong, or at least where to look to find what is wrong? Thanks, Justin |
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Download at this link FIREFOX 2.0.... Firefox for AIX 4.3.3 create new folder use bzip2 -d (file bz2) tar xvf (file.tar) After execute in repertory command: ./firefox Good luck |
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Firefox
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Download at this link FIREFOX Firefox for AIX 4.3.3 create new repertory use bzip2 -d (file bz2) tar xvf (file.tar) After execute in repertory command: ./firefox Good luck |
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Ahem.... you have noticed op has AIX 6.1? This most probably will not work.
bakunin |
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Have you make test ? I think that it can work the library at build is not type shared (as include) This binary version run well AIX 4.3.3 , 5.1. 5.2 , 5.3 (Kernel 32) AIX 6 or 6.1 I dont know ,i not have AIX 6.1 to make test Is easy and interesting that to make test to comfirm that is nor running Also: 6.1 is beta version as can download ??? Best regards |
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