>
> 1. the other error has to do with /usr/local/lib: any library put in
> /usr/local/lib cannot be dynamically linked to a binary needing them.
> yes, i put /usr/local/lib in /etc/ld.so.conf and ran ldconfig, but this
> doesn't help. instead, i get the following error:
>
> /usr/local/lib :
>
> i really want to stay with debian and i can see how it's quite nice, but
> i'm heading out of town for a while in a week and i need to be
> comfortable with my laptop. errors like this make me very
> uncomfortable. can anyone help? is there something i have to do with
> debian to make it play
On Mon, 9 Oct 2000, Pete Toscano wrote:
> i really want to stay with debian and i can see how it's quite nice, but
> i'm heading out of town for a while in a week and i need to be
> comfortable with my laptop. errors like this make me very
> uncomfortable. can anyone help? is there something i
hello,
i'm pretty new to debian, altough i've been using linux (mostly redhat)
for quite a while. i've upgraded and recompiled the kernel hundreds of
times, but i've never seen these problems.
first off, i'm using woody, so i fully expect this to be the root of my
problems... i'm constantly "ap
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