Hi,

Your libraries from SuSE 8.0 would be glibc 2.0. The SmallX executibles are
compiled with the older libc 5.0.

BTW I don't call it TinyX anymore because XFree86 has an option to compile a
small footprint X server they call tinyX.

If I were you I would install the newest X server I could find. Say 4.2, because
the newer ones actually have smaller footprints.

Good luck,
Steven Gibson
http://www.superant.com/smalllinux/

Jason Simpson <jsimpson66@...> wrote:

>Good evening.
>
>I am attempting to get X running on an old 486 machine that I have and
>was trying out TinyX as an option. I followed all of the instructions
>and there are some unclear points.
>
>1. upon looking at the XF86Config file, it is not a text format file and
>as such is unreadable.
>2. Attempting to "startx" results in the message unable to locate
>/usr/X11R6/bin/xinit (note that ls shows that the file is there and is
>executable)
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>If it helps, the core system is SuSe 8.0
>Machine is an AST Advantage! Plus 486DX2-66
>Video is ATI Mach32 (on board)
>Only add in card is an Artisoft Noderunner NE2000 Compatible (Is
>working, can ping)
>Running 2 HDDs totalling 950 MB space
>40 MB RAM
>
>Thanks in advance
>Jason Simpson
>
>
>

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