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Help! KDE can't handle reloc type <NULL> 'XMapWindow'

Help! KDE can't handle reloc type <NULL> 'XMapWindow'

Post by Claudio Tass » Sat, 13 Jun 1998 04:00:00




>I've done everything the installation asks for.  I looked in my installed
>packages and found that I currently have libc 5.3.12-24 installed in my
>libraries, so I downloaded the libc5 version of KDE.  After using the rpm
>installer for Red Hat 5.0 (Lesstif) and editing my /ect/profile file, I
>re-logged in.  Whenever I use 'startkde' I get these messages saying stuff
>like:

>kaudioserver: can't handle reloc type <NULL> 'XMapWindow'
>kwmsound: can't handle reloc type <NULL> 'XMapWindow'
>kfm: can't handle reloc type <NULL> 'XMapWindow'
>kcontrol: can't handle reloc type <NULL> 'XMapWindow'
>kbgndwm: can't handle reloc type <NULL> 'XMapWindow'
>krootwm: can't handle reloc type <NULL> 'XMapWindow'
>kpanel: can't handle reloc type <NULL> 'XMapWindow'
>kwm: can't handle reloc type <NULL> 'XMapWindow'

Try installing qtlibs for rh4
I had the same problem, it was ok for me
 
 
 
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