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Re: Problems running Mathematica 2.2.3 under Windows95
Posted:
Oct 9, 1996 2:09 PM
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Jan L. Vermaak <janv@inet.up.ac.za> wrote in article
<innclip53a60p$noo@dragonfly.wolfram.com>...
> [ Clipped from: comp.soft-sys.math.mathematica ]
>
> > Who can solve my problem :
> > I=3DB4m running Mathematica Frontend Ver. 2.2.3 with Kernel 2.2 under
> > Windows95 in a Pentium-System with 32MB. After installing Mathematica
> > only the TCP-Protocol is installed and it is not possible to connect to
> > the kernel correctly. After installing the local protocol there is
again
> > no chance to launch and connect the kernel to the frontend. The kernel
> > itself operates correctly if started seperately. A similar System with
a
> > built-in network-adapter produces no problems although launching a
local
> > kernel and having only TCP-protocol installed. Installing the same
> > software on a Windows 3.11 platform no problems of that kind can be
> > observed.
> >
> > Is there anybody out there who can solve this problem ???
The problem that both of you are encountering is due to an incompatibility
between Windows 95 and the so-called Local protocol that is used to provide
front end/kernel communication on the same machine. Unlike users of
Windows NT, who _must_ use TCP for MathLink connections, Windows 95 users
have the opportunity to download a fixed protocol file free of charge from
Wolfram's MathSource sites. For this as well as answers to other
frequently asked questions about running Mathematica under Windows 95,
visit the following URLs
http://www.wolfram.com/techsupport/Systems/Windows/Windows95.html
http://www.wolfram.com/techsupport/Systems/Windows/Aborts95.html
http://www.wolfram.com/techsupport/Systems/Windows/Slow95.html
Hope this helps!
--
P.J. Hinton
Technical Support Engineer -- Wolfram Research, Inc.
Internet: paulh@wolfram.com
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