I did ktrace + kdump and this is what I get at the end of the file.

 13756 filemgr  CALL  #126 (unimplemented xmknod)
 13756 filemgr  PSIG  SIGSYS SIG_DFL
 13756 filemgr  NAMI  "filemgr.core"

Can anyone identify if this is a Solaris(svr4) system call or is in   
suppose to be in the kernel?

jam
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From:  frank[SMTP:frank@fwi.uva.nl]
Sent:  Wednesday, January 31, 1996 2:59 PM
To:  JohnAM
Cc:  netbsd-help; netbsd-users
Subject:  Re: X and Solaris 2.4 X binaries, good and the bad.

> I got Solaris X apps working, for the most part.

> I get strange errors on the terminal from some of the X apps I launch.   
    

>  To whom do I report these errors?

> I really wanted to use filemgr (I really like it).  As a matter of   
fact,
> 90% of my efforts were to get this guy working.  He cores out with a   
"Bad
> system call" am I destine to wonder the world, like Cain, in search of   
a
> good X, drag and drop, file-manager for X?  Is there something I am
> missing to get filemgr to work?

You should use ktrace + kdump to see which system call it fails on. It's
either simply a Solaris system call that is not available in the   
emulation,
or you're missing something in your kernel.

 - Frank