Hi, since I was not able to get a simple Xlib program run under X V. 1.0 and GCC 2.12, I installed the latest versions of both, X V. 1.1 and GCC/C++ 2.2.2. I used Linux V. 0.95c and startx printed out some of these normal messages before switching to graphics mode, but this time it didn`t switch. Instead it threw out a "memory error" and stopped. Then I got Linux bootimage0.96b (which was told me to use with X1.1) and this time the "memory error" was thrown without any messages. What went wrong with it? Hauke
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