James,
You might want to try running ldconfig after you install the glide
libraries. I've never used glide but it's generally a good idea to run
the command after new libraries are installed. You can also add the
directory to /etc/ld.so.conf explicitly before you run the command,
although if it's in /lib or /usr/lib you should be okay automatically.
Good luck!
Keith
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Choose usefulness. Choose Linux.
On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, James Little wrote:
> I recently destroyed my Linux and had to reinstall(I like to mess with it
> too much for my own good). I went through the install process EXACTLY the
> same as I did last time. Then I restored it from a working back-up, booted
> from the boot disk and re-installed Lilo. Everything seems to be working
> fine except Quake II. The first time I tried to run it I got "libglide2x.so
> is req.....". Fine, I removed my glide drivers and reinstalled them still a
> no go. I removed Quake II, and when I tried to install it I got the same
> message. It's there, I can find it, and I have also tried to link to it and
> put it directly into /lib, /usr/lib, and /local/usr/lib. What else can I
> do? The glide works fine, I have run the tests and other programs that want
> to use glide and they run fine. What gives?
>
