>I have problem when I tried to install a program which requires
>X windows on my linux (RH 6.1).
>When I run "make" at the first time it failed, with message:
>**** /usr/bin/ld: cannot open -lX11: No such file or directory
>
>After I commented & uncommented some LIBS lines of the Makefile,
>it's success when I run "make".
>But when I run the program, I got this message:
>*****Electric Fence Exiting: mmap <> failed:
>*****cannot allocate memory
>
>Can anybody help me point out how to solve this?
>Below is the Makefile after I modifed it, it only a few lines.
>
>Thanks,
>Johan
And the reason you are trying to run a program that needs X11 and you don't
have X11 installed is?
Sorry, but a program that is written for X11 will generally not compile/run
without X11, unless specifically written to do so.
You are doomed to fail in this venture.
MB
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