[Help-smalltalk] st> prompt does not show up

[Calvin Perine]

Hi,
	I have recently compiled and installed GNU SmallTalk on a Sun Ultra60 
running Solaris 8.
Invoking gst seems to work fine but the   st>  prompt does not show up.

I compiled by doing
        ./configure --prefix=/net/Smalltalk --enable-modules=Blox,TCP
        make
        make check  (all but one passed - low level float math didn't pass)
        make install

Here is my session. I invoked gst, typed in a simple Hello World print 
statement and executed. It seems to work fine but no prompt :

address@hidden> PATH=/net/SmallTalk/bin:${PATH}
address@hidden> echo $SHELL
/bin/bash
address@hidden> gst -v
GNU Smalltalk version 1.95.10
written by Steve Byrne (address@hidden) and Paolo Bonzini (address@hidden)
Copyright 1988-92, 1994-95, 1999-2001 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

GNU Smalltalk comes with NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.
You may redistribute copies of GNU Smalltalk under the terms of the
GNU General Public License.  For more information, see the file named
COPYING.

Using default kernel path: /net/SmallTalk/share/smalltalk/kernel
Using default image path: /net/SmallTalk/share/smalltalk
address@hidden> gst
GNU Smalltalk Ready

'Hello, World!' printNl !
st>
Execution begins...
'Hello, World!'
returned value is nil
1236 byte codes executed
which took 0.001 seconds, giving 1236000 bytecodes/sec
98 primitives, percent 7.93
self returns 5, inst var returns 2, literal returns 4
99 method cache lookups since last cleanup, percent 8.01
47 method cache hits, 52 misses, 47.47 percent hits
address@hidden>

Any ideas? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
thanks

Calvin