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Xavier Beaudouin wrote:
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> my debian 2.1 system which is glibc 2.0 based.
finding popt for glibc-2.0 is one problem but the
greater problem is that you are running glibc-2.0.
glibc-2.0 was experimental and not meant for production. You were
only to install it to help the glibc developers and were
to go to gibc-2.1 when it was released. I know
some Linux distributors acted as though glibc-2.0 was
a regular release when they wanted a marketting
edge and are acting like it was an experimental release
when 2.1 came out. Some distributions had glibc-2.0 in
the contrib directory which is more in line with what
the glibc developers asked.
Joe
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contractor to the National Environmental Supercomputer Center,
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