node name, X386

[Wei Jen Yeh]

Hello,
  I have two questions for people running sVr4 and/or X386.

1) I installed X386 binary (for R4) last night.  The server came up ok, but
xterm and twm couldn't open the display.  I used the default node name
"amnesia".  Does anyone know what the problem might be?  This is what happened.
  / # startx (or xinit)
      "Setting TCP SO_DONTLINGER: Option not supported by protocol."
      The background bitmap came up with mouse cursor movable
      That's it.

If I switched to another VT, then X died with message "unable to open display
unix:0" in /.xerrors.  I tried setting DISPLAY to "amnesia:0" but got similar
results.  What's wrong here?  BTW, do I still have to modify kernel params as
was done in the install.sh script?

2) I then tried to rename the system name to "unix".  sysadm did that w/o
any problems.  I then rebooted the machine.  However, upon rebooting, the init
process displayed the messages:
svc_create_statd: warning: no well known address for statd on transport ticlts
svc_create: Bad file number
unable to create(NLM_PROG, NLM_VERS) for netpath.

Does anyone know how to fix it?  Any suggestions, Dell?
I then put "unix" (and later "unix:0") in /etc/X0.hosts and fired up X.
Still no luck.

I saw mentioning of AT&T sVr4.0.3.  Can anyone tell us the major bug fixes
or new features?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Wei Jen Yeh                      yeh at cs.purdue.edu
                                 Department of Computer Science
                                 Purdue University
                                 West Lafayette, Indiana