Thanks Steve, I have 192MB RAM. Is it enough to run X server. I can see it is really not easy to compile things to get Konqueror up and running. Petr ================= Original message ================= From: "Stephen P. Becker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ================================================== > > I understand that o2 can run X-server so I had been searching some www > > browser and mail-client on portage-packages and found that there are no > > many of them: > > dillo and mutt. Is it really like this it is not ported netscape or mozilla > > on o2 under gentoo? thanks for info > > Petr > Well, O2 can *maybe* run an X server depending on how much RAM you have > and if you are using a properly patched kernel. And by "depending on > how much RAM you have" I mean if you have 512mb, you need to either add > or remove RAM or else X won't work. > > Anyway, to answer your real question, if you were looking to use your O2 > to browse the web with some mozilla based browser, you are out of luck > at this time with Gentoo. Mozilla based stuff uses crappy asm code for > libxpcom, which was never ported properly for mips, so it won't compile. > There is a patch to fix this, but it also requires some nasty binutils > patches that may break anything qt related. Plus, when I did try it, > mozilla would just segfault on startup anyway. If you really want a > decent browser, you will have to emerge kdebase to get konqueror, which > is really painful because then you need kdelibs and qt in addition. You > could unmask the split konqueror ebuild, but you would still need qt and > kdelibs, so it wouldn't be *that* much of a timesaver. > > I do plan on looking into fixing this some time in the future, but I > just don't have time right now. > > -Steve > -- > [email protected] mailing list >
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