Re: X11R4 on Decstation 5000

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From: Paul Jensen
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 1991 22:33

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The problem is that under ULTRIX 4.x these files migrated from
/usr/include/machine to /usr/include/io/tc.  There are a number
of ways to get around this.  Being lazy, I just created a "machine"
directory in .../mfbpmax, which I populated with symbolic links
to /usr/include/io/tc/*.h.  Whatever you do, you will also need to
do the same in .../cfbpmax.

--
					/Paul Jensen
					 Digital Equipment Corp.
					 Palo Alto, CA

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Subject: Re: X11R4 on Decstation 5000
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