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Without knowing what it was, I asked Pieter to put ld.so back in, |
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because kde3 depends on it. If it's a binary pkg, then obviously kde3 |
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doesn't really need it, so I guess we should just remove the depend from |
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our version of kde3. |
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David |
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Kain wrote: |
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>On Fri, Apr 26, 2002 at 07:23:34PM +0200, Olivier Reisch wrote: |
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>>Mark Guertin and I noticed that doing an ldconfig returns a couple of library |
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>>errors: |
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>>ibook ld.so # ldconfig |
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>>ldconfig: /lib/ld-linux.so.1.9.11 is not a shared object file (Type: 768). |
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>>ldconfig: /lib/libdl.so.1.9.11 is not a shared object file (Type: 768). |
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>>[ old X86 linux-libs stuff skipped ] |
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>That would be because ld.so is a *compatibility* package for really old (i.e. |
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>libc5) software. The ld.so that we grabbed from gentoo-x86 is an x86 binary |
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>distro of these libs basically. (they really are a big pain in the ass to |
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>rebuild). If someone has a really old netscape (or something) binary they want |
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>to run, feel free to make PPC versions of these packages.. otherwise, these |
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>should be masked back out like they originally were. Is there even software |
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>this old for PPCLinux? |
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