jero wrote:
> I've been trying to install interbase for Linux, this went okee, but when
> I'm trieing to run anything I get a "can't resolve symbol '_h_errno'
> followed by an segmentation error.
This indicates a shared library mismatch. Either the executable, or
one of the shared libraries which it requires, has been linked against
a shared library which defines _h_errno, but the shared library which
is being used at runtime doesn't define _h_errno.
AFAICT, libc-5 defines _h_errno, whilst libc-6 doesn't.
If the executable was linked against libc-5, you will need to ensure
that you have libc-5 versions of any shared libraries which it
requires. Also, the directories which contain the libc-5 versions
should be specified in the environment variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH (this
should ensure that they are used in preference to a libc-6 version).
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