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From: garnett@waterloo.austin.ibm.com (John Garnett)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.aix
Subject: Re: I just did my AIX Install:   HELP!!!
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Date: 22 Nov 89 23:17:17 GMT
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In article <118rwmira01@ULKYVX.bitnet> rwmira01@ULKYVX.BITNET (Rob Miracle) writes:
>Well my AIX install went well except for a few things that I would need some
>help with.  Please respond by E-Mail if possible.  (This was on a PS/2 Model
>70 by the way).
>1.  VS Fortran and C installed with no errors.  However, after logging in,
>    creating a simple c or Fortran file and entering: (by the book)
>        cc filename   or    vs filename
>    generated the error:  sh: cc not found

You need to install the Application Development Toolkit in order to get the
cc command installed.  

>3.  When I try to start X-Windows on the console, it tells me that it cant
>    find the TCP/IP network.  X-Windows was installed prior to TCP/IP.
>    Does X-Windows require TCP/IP or do I have to tweek the devices list to
>    make sure that the console is defined (it wasn't and it didn't give me
>    an option to install it though the book said that it would).

X-Windows does not require TCP/IP; however, for some reason X-Windows will
not start properly once TCP/IP has been installed UNLESS TCP/IP is configured
and functional.  There is probably some way to muck around with the rc files
(i.e. /etc/rc and/or rc.tcpip) that would fix this behavior but I haven't yet found it.

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