I believe it is the case that, for a new versions of a library, that
entries are always added to the end of a library, so you may use a new
library in place of the old. (Obviously, this doesn't apply to changes
like moving from a.out to ELF format.) I have frequently created a link
with the right name that points to a newer library, and nothing seems to
go wrong, go wrong. go wrong....
--- Vladimir
Vladimir G. Ivanovic http://leonora.org/~vladimir
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"d" == devon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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d> On Friday 21 September 2001 01:09 am, Vladimir G Ivanovic wrote:
>> This was a clean install on a brand new machine.
>>
>> Why would upgrade/new install make a difference? Either the libraries
>> are required, or they're not, no?
d> Correct. But on an upgraded machine, the libraries would probably
d> already exist. I'm not sure if the compat libraries are installed by
d> default on a Seawolf system. I seem to remember having to install them
d> myself.
d> The information on the Sun StarOffice site says that glibc 2.1 is
d> required to run star office.
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