gremlin@runxtsa.runx.oz.au (Jon Wright) (03/06/90)
I am currently having a great deal of trouble trying to get a release 4 X11 server running on a 386 with systemV 3.2u. Basically, there was no support for an att server in my MIT X11R4. Do I have some sort of early release stuff ? If so, do you know where (locally in Australia) I can get a hold of the latest release ? Do you have R4 up and running on 3.2u ? If so what did you do to get the server built ? Any help or info on this matter will be greatly appreciated. Ward Britton.... C/- gremlin@runxtsa.runx.oz
jim@kanga.lcs.mit.edu (Jim Fulton) (03/08/90)
Basically, there was no support for an att server in my MIT X11R4. Yup. R4 contained client-side-only support for the 6386 WGS. Jim Fulton MIT X Consortium
wsinpdb@eutws1.win.tue.nl (Paul de Bra) (03/08/90)
In article <1990Mar7.161324.25735@mintaka.lcs.mit.edu> jim@expo.lcs.mit.edu (Jim Fulton) writes: > > Basically, there was no support for an att server in my MIT X11R4. > >Yup. R4 contained client-side-only support for the 6386 WGS. > And the client-side-only stuff only compiles if you have the /usr/include/interlan directory, which (as far as I know) doesn't come with the out-of-the-box AT&T Unix, or Network Support Utilities or Remote File Sharing, or Ethernet stuff or whatever. Does anyone know where the "interlan" directory comes from? Thanks. Paul. (debra@research.att.com)
mhorstm@swbatl.sbc.com (3417) (03/09/90)
> And the client-side-only stuff only compiles if you have the > /usr/include/interlan directory, which (as far as I know) doesn't > come with the out-of-the-box AT&T Unix, or Network Support Utilities > or Remote File Sharing, or Ethernet stuff or whatever. > > Does anyone know where the "interlan" directory comes from? > The Interlan NP622A board and NP600 software is an 'official' AT&T TCP/IP product for the 6386. I used it on a 20MHZ evaluation machine I had for a while. /-----------------------------------------------------------------------------\ Mark Horstman Information Systems - Southwestern Bell Telephone uunet!swbatl!mhorstm
wsinpdb@eutws1.win.tue.nl (Paul de Bra) (03/09/90)
In article <1232@swbatl.sbc.com> mhorstm@swbatl.UUCP (Mark Horstman 5-3417) writes: >>... >> Does anyone know where the "interlan" directory comes from? >> > >The Interlan NP622A board and NP600 software is an 'official' AT&T TCP/IP >product for the 6386. I used it on a 20MHZ evaluation machine I had for >a while. So in order to compile the X11 client programs on a stand alone box with no ethernet or something one actually needs to go out and buy an Interlan board with software and then never use it... (sigh) Paul. (debra@research.att.com)