Eeek, sorry.  I left the "html" off the end.  Try this...

   http://www.smalltalkpro.com

Then just click the "Downloads" button.

Or else try this:

   http://www.smalltalkpro.com/downloads.html

Nevin


Brad Fuller wrote:

>Hi Nevin,
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>I had the exact same problem, so I installed them all from the tars. I'd
>like to get the RPMs working too. Unfortunately, when I went to the link
>you provided, your server came back with:
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>"The object you requested was not found on this server."
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>Brad Fuller
>Sonaural Audio Studios
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: squeak-dev-admin at lists.squeakfoundation.org 
>>[mailto:squeak-dev-admin at lists.squeakfoundation.org] On 
>>Behalf Of Nevin Pratt
>>Sent: 2003-January-08 06:07 PM
>>To: squeak-dev at lists.squeakfoundation.org
>>Subject: Re: Has anyone succesfully installed squeak on RH 8.0?
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>>I do.
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>>You can download what I am using from:
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>>   http://www.smalltalkpro.com/downloads
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>>There's nothing special about downloading it from my site.  
>>You can also 
>>get it from about anywhere.  But at least from my site you 
>>know exactly 
>>what I am using.  And it works fine on RH 8.0.
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>>Also, my download page mentions that Squeak is in the "ports" 
>>collection 
>>of FreeBSD, thus indicating that FreeBSD requires a different 
>>VM binary 
>>than Linux.  Well, interestingly enough, the Linux binary I'm using 
>>under RH 8.0 runs on my FreeBSD box as well, with no changes.
>>
>>Nevin
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>>synthespian wrote:
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>>>Hello --
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>>>I've downloaded the rpms in order to install Squeak on a Redhat 8.0 
>>>box, but the installation failed due to lack of the libffi.so.1 
>>>library. I can't seem to find this package, either.  Has anyone got 
>>>Squeak up an running on Redhat 8.0?  Thanks.
>>>
>>>Henry
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