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After installing the latest NetBSD1.4.1 release from
the binary distribution I tried to install ghostscript5.50 by
using the pkgsrc-tree. 

Having compiled and installed gs as usual, things got strange.
Typing "gs --help" produced the usual help message, but
simply typing "gs" to get to the gs-command-line, *nothing* happened!!!
Trying to translate some postscript-file didn't work either.

I compiled it serveral times thereafter, always with the same effect :(

Does anyone have an idea what's wrong?

My platform consists of an SA-110(S), RPC700-mainboard, 32mb RAM.


Frank



  

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