Pk if your runing mandrake you can find out quite easyly if mandrake has the file avliable in any of it's packages. As root type
urpmf libstdc++.so.5 it will search through the Mandrake package lists and the files they conatin and print out the names of any packages that contain that file. Then all you have to do is. urpmi package_name Of course if mandrake doesn't have this file on in any package urpmf will return nothing. Chad On Thu, 03 Apr 2003 7:15 pm, Chris Wilkinson wrote: > Hi there, > > I'm having trouble finding "libstdc++.so.5" (from glibcpp_3.2.2) > > This is needed by an OpenGL solar system viewer called Celestia, and > it will not run without that lib. > > I have tried rpmfind, gnu, freshmeat, and searching the net in general > for the glibcpp_3.2.2 package, and have not found an RPM or source for > a package by that exact name... > > Will I need to download the complete gcc 3.2.2? I only have gcc 3.2 on > my system currently, and such a large download is frustrating for a > 56k modem user... > > If anyone knows the whereabouts of glibcpp_3.2.2 please let me know, > since I am quite confused as to why it is used by so powerful an app as > Celestia yet is such a phreaking difficult lib to locate/download... > > Kind regards, > > Chris Wilkinson, Christchurch.
