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Hi. I think I asked this question here already, but since I didn't get any responses, I'll ask again. I'm currently running Slackware 2.3 on a 386DX along with the latest kernel (1.2.8). No matter what kernel I've used, nor what version of Slackware (2.1, 2.2, 2.3), any pre-compiled program I've FTPed (minus the Slackware distribution), has not worked on my system. If I try to run Netscape or Mosaic, I get an Incompatible Architecture error. If I do a 'file' on it, I get a response that it is a Linux/i386 ZMAGIC file, not stripped. But, for the programs I've successfully compiled and run, doing a 'file' produces that it is a Linux/i386 QMAGIC file, not stripped. So, what's the difference between Q and ZMagic, and why might the pre-compiled programs not run on my 386DX as ZMAGIC? Is there a way to convert them to QMAGIC? I haven't tried them, though, on my 486SX laptop, on which I have a feeling they will work. Any help? Thanks. BCS Member #105816 :-) (I rejoined recently due to the Linux Group). ------------------------- Scott Ehrlich, E-mail: wy1z at neu.edu, Web: http://lynx.neu.edu:8000/~sehrlich Boston ARC ftp archives: ftp oak.oakland.edu /pub/hamradio Boston ARC Web page: http://www.acs.oakland.edu/barc.html ARRL Web page: http://www.acs.oakland.edu/barc/arrl.html
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