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/bin/grep checking for egrep. /bin/grep -E checking for ANSI C header files. Yes checking for sys/types.h. Yes checking for sys/stat.h. Hp Pavilion Dv6000 Restore Disk Download. Yes checking for stdlib.h. Yes checking for string.h.

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No checking for minix/config.h. No checking for X. No X11 libraries or header files could not be found. Please make sure the X11 development package is installed on your system. If it is definitely installed, try setting the include and library paths with the --x-include and --x-libraries options of configure.

Fvwm can not be compiled without the X11 development environment Aborting. Hello, I have the same problem installing certain apps, e.g. SoapUI (install shell script 'soapUI-x32-4.5.1.sh'). First, I thought the problem was related to Java version, and I uninstalled OpenJDK and rather upgraded to Oracle/Sun Java 1.7_07.

However, this didn't fix the problem, and I keep getting error message saying that GUI couldn't be shown due to lack of X11 server. (Note that I'm running Unity front-end, and the shell script is triggered from a terminal started under Unity.) This is the error message from the soapUI installer script + result of 'sudo apt-get install libx11-dev': alfs@Miraculix:~$ bash Downloads/soapUI-x32-4.5.1.sh Unpacking JRE.