Michael Chang wrote:
>
> Nope, still will not work--after reinstall. I don't have the right rpm
> version to install the rpm's provided by mozilla, so I used the rpm2targz
> tool to convert the rpm's into tarballs that I expand in the root
> directory.
Considering then that you're not *really* using the packages, you may as
well just download and use the non-RPM version.
If you get one of the installer builds, you can select what you want
installed and pick a place to put it, which is what you're effectively
doing now. Give that a try.
You may also want to check that you don't already have a version of Moz
located elsewhere, which is accidently being started. On my Debian box,
Nautilus requires the packaged version of Mozilla, but I also keep a
recent nightly installed for general use. So if I just run "mozilla",
I'll get the packaged version; I need to explicitly specify
"/usr/local/mozilla/mozilla" to get the right version.
You may be seeing something similar.
Mike.
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