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[Sindi Keesan <keesan AT iamjlamb.com>]

Glad to hear this helped.  I think this version also does SSL.
The ideal solution would probably be to compile your own links2 graphical 
from the latest source code, but perhaps Debian already has it for your 
new kernel and library?  Or Redhat?  This is probably a difficult one to 
compile and not one to begin on.  I had a great deal of help compiling it 
for SunOS and it took a few weeks and some patches.  

Isn't there anyone on the list who has compiled a kernel module?????
Maybe my partner can figure out how to do it on line line without a 
makefile.


> > I have been using the graphical links (not statically compiled) from 
> > Delilinux, which is newer and does more javascript.  It is smaller but 
> > has 
> > more dependencies.  Maybe that would work where the statically compiled 
> > one from JP does not?
> 
>     Thank you, Sindi !  A good suggestion - I have got it, installed it, and
> I am now on the web with it.  It has dependancies, but all are available 
> here.   :(
> It still quits with a segmentation fault, but only when I tried to save 
> updated
> configurations from within Links. So, I edited the links.cfg with mc, and 
> all is well.
> 
> > Does the one from JP work in svgalib mode? 
> 
>    Yes, it does.
> 
> Regards,
>          Ron
> 
>