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Subject: Help! Mathematica for Linux in standalone mode
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I'm attempting to get Mathematica for Linux going under 2.1R?  I'm
trying to get Mathematica 2.2 working & having no luck.

So far, I've added linux_sigreturn from -current to the emulator, as
suggested by Colman Reilly, who's also helped me attempt to emulate
the the linux SIOCHWADDR ioctl.  I've done this using lkms (should I
be doing this statically??).  This gets me much further along, but
mathematica still quits on me, giving a bus error & the message:

General::codespace: Code space corrupted

Does anybody out there have it working using the standalone licensing
scheme?  If so, I beg you to share your configuration with me.

Thanks in advance,

Drew