Στις 04/03/2014 01:13 μμ, ο/η Ulrich Wilkens έγραψε:
> On 03/04/14 09:28, Antonis Tsolomitis wrote:
>>
>> After I successfully compiled everything (including dtcm with the
>> suggestion of Eugene), I re-installed CDE.
>>
>> Now I get this
>>
>> Dtwm - Warning
>> "Could not connect to ToolTalk:
>> TT_ERR_INTERNAL Internal error (bug)
>> "
>>
>
> I bet you are running on 64bit linux. And you've just found why libtirpc
> is not enabled by default :-)  It has problems on 64bit systems (see
> commit 1d8f86a6ba1a7018e06061ba929b49771aa1ba2f).
>
> To be more precisely: libtirpc runs fine with dtcm even on 64bit, but
> it breaks tooltalk. On 32bit everything is ok.
>
>

Thanks. I have two main systems. One is 64bit with Ubuntu12.04LTS (at
home) and so
I will remove libtirpc-dev and recompile. But then dtcm will not build.

Is this bug listed on the LinuxBuild wiki?

The other one is x86 with ubuntu10.04LTS (at work). On this system
libtirpc-dev seems that it is not installed
but dtcm builds. And then TT fails. Unfortunately this is a production
system and I can not upgrade to 12.04
at the moment.

Is it logical that dtcm builds on this without libtirpc-dev and without
me adding the line that Eugene suggested?

Antonis.


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