Re: Lyx 1.0.1 preview etc.
"Risto" == Risto Kuusisto [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Risto The program crashes every time i try to do something like that. Risto E.g in the case of preview i get the message, that Lyx isn't Risto able to go to the directory /tmp/...(something) and then it's Risto over. I have checked that the tmp-directory in question Risto actually exists (after the execution of Lyx). I've also checked Risto the rights of the directories and they seem to be OK, also in Risto the case of /home/risto/.lyx . From the command-line interface Risto i can see also, that Lyx suggetst that i've found a bug Risto (somewhere i saw a number 138) from the program, but i suspect Risto that there's something in the installation. I've seen this kind of problems with badly configured linux systems. You could check that 1/ your xforms library is effectlively for libc6 (and not libc5): you can see that by doing a 'ldd lyx' 2/ your C library (libc6 aka glibc2) is new enough Hope this helps. JMarc
Re: Lyx 1.0.1 preview etc.
"Risto" == Risto Kuusisto [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Risto The program crashes every time i try to do something like that. Risto E.g in the case of preview i get the message, that Lyx isn't Risto able to go to the directory /tmp/...(something) and then it's Risto over. I have checked that the tmp-directory in question Risto actually exists (after the execution of Lyx). I've also checked Risto the rights of the directories and they seem to be OK, also in Risto the case of /home/risto/.lyx . From the command-line interface Risto i can see also, that Lyx suggetst that i've found a bug Risto (somewhere i saw a number 138) from the program, but i suspect Risto that there's something in the installation. I've seen this kind of problems with badly configured linux systems. You could check that 1/ your xforms library is effectlively for libc6 (and not libc5): you can see that by doing a 'ldd lyx' 2/ your C library (libc6 aka glibc2) is new enough Hope this helps. JMarc
Re: Lyx 1.0.1 preview etc.
> "Risto" == Risto Kuusisto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Risto> The program crashes every time i try to do something like that. Risto> E.g in the case of preview i get the message, that Lyx isn't Risto> able to go to the directory /tmp/...(something) and then it's Risto> over. I have checked that the tmp-directory in question Risto> actually exists (after the execution of Lyx). I've also checked Risto> the rights of the directories and they seem to be OK, also in Risto> the case of /home/risto/.lyx . From the command-line interface Risto> i can see also, that Lyx suggetst that i've found a bug Risto> (somewhere i saw a number 138) from the program, but i suspect Risto> that there's something in the installation. I've seen this kind of problems with badly configured linux systems. You could check that 1/ your xforms library is effectlively for libc6 (and not libc5): you can see that by doing a 'ldd lyx' 2/ your C library (libc6 aka glibc2) is new enough Hope this helps. JMarc
Lyx 1.0.1 preview etc.
Hello Lyx users ! I've just succeeded in getting Lyx to work somehow. My system is RedHat 5.2 and i had to link some library files to the appropriate directories before it started to work (xforms, if i remember correctly, i just guessed their location). I did the rpm-installation with glint. Now i can go through come of the lyx-documentation and help-files. One of the problems is, that i can't do anything that would mean writing something to a file from Lyx. I can't use any of the preview-commands or i can't save configuration data (the last command in the options-menu). The program crashes every time i try to do something like that. E.g in the case of preview i get the message, that Lyx isn't able to go to the directory /tmp/...(something) and then it's over. I have checked that the tmp-directory in question actually exists (after the execution of Lyx). I've also checked the rights of the directories and they seem to be OK, also in the case of /home/risto/.lyx . From the command-line interface i can see also, that Lyx suggetst that i've found a bug (somewhere i saw a number 138) from the program, but i suspect that there's something in the installation. Any ideas how to proceed ? BR:Risto Kuusisto
Lyx 1.0.1 preview etc.
Hello Lyx users ! I've just succeeded in getting Lyx to work somehow. My system is RedHat 5.2 and i had to link some library files to the appropriate directories before it started to work (xforms, if i remember correctly, i just guessed their location). I did the rpm-installation with glint. Now i can go through come of the lyx-documentation and help-files. One of the problems is, that i can't do anything that would mean writing something to a file from Lyx. I can't use any of the preview-commands or i can't save configuration data (the last command in the options-menu). The program crashes every time i try to do something like that. E.g in the case of preview i get the message, that Lyx isn't able to go to the directory /tmp/...(something) and then it's over. I have checked that the tmp-directory in question actually exists (after the execution of Lyx). I've also checked the rights of the directories and they seem to be OK, also in the case of /home/risto/.lyx . From the command-line interface i can see also, that Lyx suggetst that i've found a bug (somewhere i saw a number 138) from the program, but i suspect that there's something in the installation. Any ideas how to proceed ? BR:Risto Kuusisto
Lyx 1.0.1 preview etc.
Hello Lyx users ! I've just succeeded in getting Lyx to work somehow. My system is RedHat 5.2 and i had to link some library files to the appropriate directories before it started to work (xforms, if i remember correctly, i just guessed their location). I did the rpm-installation with glint. Now i can go through come of the lyx-documentation and help-files. One of the problems is, that i can't do anything that would mean writing something to a file from Lyx. I can't use any of the preview-commands or i can't save configuration data (the last command in the options-menu). The program crashes every time i try to do something like that. E.g in the case of preview i get the message, that Lyx isn't able to go to the directory /tmp/...(something) and then it's over. I have checked that the tmp-directory in question actually exists (after the execution of Lyx). I've also checked the rights of the directories and they seem to be OK, also in the case of /home/risto/.lyx . >From the command-line interface i can see also, that Lyx suggetst that i've found a bug (somewhere i saw a number 138) from the program, but i suspect that there's something in the installation. Any ideas how to proceed ? BR:Risto Kuusisto
