First suggestion: go to ftp.mozilla.org and use __ftp__ to download the OS2 zipfile. (This should overcome the chance that the package you previously downloaded got corrupted.)
On Mon, 29 Apr 2002 16:20:20 -0500 waynec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This time when I clicked on the mozilla program object I only got an > error message (see below), and when I initiated mozilla.exe from an OS/2 > window I got "sys1804: the system cannot find the file GKGFX." When you launch mozilla.exe, try having your __current__ (i.e., working) directory be d:\warpzilla\bin (that is, the directory which contains mozilla.exe). [And having '.;' early in your effective LIBPATH might be of help.] Alternatively, you might set up your effective LIBPATH and PATH to point to the directory which contains mozilla.exe. I sent you an e-mail explaining how I had my LIBPATH and PATH set up. I guess you did not believe me. > > In looking at my separate RC1 and 0.9.5 systems, I find "GKGFX.DLL" in > the same directory as mozilla.exe in both, although the sizes and > creation dates are different.... 112,521 & 4-18-2002 on RC1, and 81,679 > & 10-16-2001 on 0.9.5. I have the same in my RC1 "release build" directory. > > When initiating via the program object, the error message is: > > ******************************** > Cannot start > D:\WARPZILLA\BIN\MOZILLA.EXE > > Make sure the path for the program is > correct and the file is an OS/2 or DOS > program. There might not be enough > memory available to run the program or > the file may be locked by another process. > Do you wish to modify the properties > for the object, Program File? > ********************************* > > I checked the properties on RC1 and on my 0.9.5 system and they are > identical (except for the added "bin" directory on the path on RC1). I > have 32mb memory and nothing else is running. It is ___VERY___ likely that Mozilla will not run on your system because you do not have enough memory. On my own system, RC1 takes up 6 MB RAM 'private' *plus* 12 MB RAM 'shared'. (Not counting OS/2 itself, which takes way more than 32 MB just for the "system" -- though this is after it has been up for a number of days.) If you look in the 'Release Notes', wherever the subject is mentioned it says that 64 MB is the minimum requirement to run Mozilla. mikus
