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From: Nate Williams <nate@rocky.sri.MT.net>
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To: jeffa@sybase.com (Jeff Anuszczyk)
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Subject: Re: Netscape... V2.0.5-RELEASE... uname() doesn't seem to work...
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>    I followed the directions that I found in the mail archives with 
> respect to setting up Netscape.  I'm pretty darn sure I have everything
> setup okay.  However, when I start up Netscape the following error
> is displayed and Netscape "hangs" doing nothing.
> 
> 	uname() doesn't seem to work.  Can't figure out what type of system
> 	this is.

Keep waiting.  It'll show up sooner or later.  This is normal behavior
since Netscape relied on specific behavior of the uname call, which
changed in all of the BSD variants, including BSDI.


Nate