I think you need to be a little more specific. See further comments below: > So I see that I am not the only person to get those libXpm.so.4 problems > with Netscape. And yes, I did install both libc5 and "libc6." >
What version did you install? How did you install it (ie. As a debian package, what components, etc ..)? > I have just installed hamm distribution (kernel 2.0.34) onto my system, > and X won't let me dial out. Even worse, to dial in, I have to reboot > the system! There are no error messages, just that the modem won't > respond (tested it myself). > Errr yes, but this is such a general statement. Your problems will relate to your setup and how you are trying to initiate a connection. Are you seeing any nasty messages when dialling out? Have you check the ppp log? When you say X won't let you dial out, does this mean you can dial out when X is not running? Has your modem ever worked with your current installation? Does ppp work when x windows is not running? Why do you have to reboot the system, does everything lockup? I am sure if you can supply more detail some of the people who read this list can help out. It may be a good idea to tackle you problems one by one. Like, why not concentrate on getting the ppp sorted first before worrying about netscape. Regards ...
