Thanks for the tip in the FAQ about removing the libraries when installing
under Slackware.

Because you asked for posts about installating under Slackware, here it is
8^)

I'm on an older distribution - Slackware 3.3 - but I have installed the
GlibC libraries (2.0.6 ??). The Linux kernel is 2.0.29. The libc5 is 5.4.17

I downloaded the plain runtime tarball (version 1.1.16v2 - libc5 version),
installed and ran it.

The problem was that after running ldconfig, the system could not load
libjava.so - all the other java libraries (ie libawt.so) were correctly
located and reported by ldd on the bin/jre binary, but libjava.so would not
co-operate.

After removing the libc.so.5.4.33 and libdl.so.1 from your installation and
re-running ldconfig - *success*

BTW - my system has libdl.so.2... but I'm not sure that isn't a part of the
glibc installation...

Thanks again,
James

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