> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Behalf Of Eric Siu > Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2000 2:10 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [opendx-general] OpenDx for windows98 setup > problem ! Pls help! > > > Hello, > > I got the X-Win32(demo), cygwin32 and opendx download, > and followed the instructions on the opendx readme file. > > I added "SHELL=C:\command.com /e:4096 /p" to my config.sys because > of the "Out of memory space" error. > > Although the Data Explorer windows appeared, I still couldnt run > anything even the tutorial. > (returns "STARTUPUI caused an invalid page fault" ) > > I edited the last line on the Opendx.bat to "dx.exe -edit -uionly" > The Visual program editor poped up but on the > "File/Open Program", it showed "/E/OpenDX/...", > I installed everything in c:, why /E/ ?
I have no idea why /E!! Somehow mount.exe is reading your C: drive mounted at /E. Which version of OpenDX are you using? > > Could anybody please tell me what can be done ? > Is it better to install it on NT ? > NT is of course is a much better choice. > On the other hand, I can only run "OpenDx.bat", why ? > "sh dx.src" returns "csh not found" > "sh dx" returns "unknown machine type" > > Thanks, > Eric > A bit off topic -- but I am considering putting the dual-boot documents at my web page or David my consider putting it on Opendx.org. These documents describe how to install Windows 9x, NT, Linux and Solaris/x86 on the same machine. All these operating systems can co-exists on a single CPU. The users can boot into the operating system of their choice. Considering the cost of an X-server for Windows, at the moment, it is a lot cheaper to setup your machine in dual or triple boot mood. Linux cosst around $50.00 and Solaris/x86 (versions 8 and 7) for Personal use costs approx.$20.00 for S&H and media cost. Suhaib
