Hi there. Recently, I filed a bug report to Mozilla people about it crashing before any user-interface or such appears on XServer.
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=137787 Obviously, I was too hasty for filing it as HPPA-Linux is not even a platform they support. So, has anybody succesfully ran Mozilla? I have tried the following: 1. debian binary package which apt-get gave, mozilla- browser_0.9.9-6_hppa.deb which, as "dpkg -I" reports, is maintained by Takuo KITAME <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> but he seems to be the maintainer of all mozilla-packages for all platforms, so, I assume [s]he has not actually put together this HPPA-port. 2. debian source package(apt-get --compile source) 3. tried vanilla sources from mozilla.org - heh, those do not have the support at all 4. tried to copy the stuff from debian-source-package that has the basic info about hppa-linux(byte ordering, word length etc.) to vanilla source. I really did not read all diff -printout so this was a doomed idea from beginning... results: 1. segfault when trying to run 2. -''- 3. does not compile 4. did compile with huge piles of warnings -> was not able to link So, are there anybody who knows anything about this? Who has done this hppa-linux port? Should it work or is it crashing for all you guys? As somebody already have done something, can I try to assist? Where's the cvs-server? What else? If we get this to work, we should send the patches to mozilla.org so they could add the platform-support in main source tree. Jarkko Hakala -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
