> But certainly it should work as a helper application (if not as
> a plugin).
Yes, if it works on the command line I think it should work as an
helper application. Maybe you can do some debugging by specifying
`strace acroread %s 2> acroread.log' as your application in
netscape. If you don't find
I had also problems with acroread (the rendered image looked
scrambled), but never investigated it futher. But a quick look in
the bug tracking system (http://www.debian.org/Bugs/) gave me a
bug report with a workaround added that might help:
> Package: acroread
> Version: 3.02-0.1
>
> This is wh
> I am nom looking for technical info about CD writing, do you
> know where I could find it?
Have a look at the CD-Writing HOWTO:
http://www.guug.de/~winni/linux/cdr/
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You put a bootable floppy disk on it. See the CD-Writing HOWTO
section 4.11: http://www.guug.de/~winni/linux/cdr/
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Also I was wondering if anyone knew where a UDF reader/writer
might be found.
I think you have to patch your kernel:
http://trylinux.com/projects/udf/ (I will try as soon as I get my
CD-RW unit.)
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Oh, sorry, your problem seams to be an compiler installation
problem.
A search for __eh_pc gives the following URL:
http://www.cygnus.com/ml/egcs/1998-Oct/0119.html with the
following quote:
> My guess is that you're mixing new compilers and old libraries.
> You probably have an old libgcc.a some
The compiler is unable to find __eh_pc used by the file
WindowManager.cpp (?) in the library. You have to debug this
yourself.
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I don't know if Debian has some special policy for this; but as
far as I know: on a general UNIX box is USER is set by csh (and
tcsh), and LOGNAME is set by login.
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