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libc.so... not found problem

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Name: Alex_X
Date: February 12, 2003 at 09:40:04 Pacific
OS: linux
CPU/Ram: pentium
Comment:

Hi guys,

any help ....any idas on this

libc.so.6 versilon 'GLIBC_2.3' not found .required by (some application)

I have libc.so.6 all around my system in /usr/lib /lib and in /lib/i686/

any idea whta may be the problem
how can i see what version is my libc.so??
How to repair this??
Would it be good enough just to download it from somewhere and copy in /lib and /usr/lib direstories???

Thanx all
Alex

ps. i'm new linux user, and cant setup my system for a month now and this kind of problems with shared libs versions and stuff remind me a lot of windows and as i can see linux is growing to be the same if it cant give solutions for this kind of elemental problems. I've searched all around and saw lot of people complaining without any good reply!!! no solution on RedHat site either :(... (i mean reinstall or system upgrade -since i can not download it is not a solution!! :( ) Take care all



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Response Number 1
Name: Balram Adlakha
Date: February 12, 2003 at 10:32:00 Pacific
Reply:

glibc 2.3.x is still very very new, and not
found in most distros...
What is this silly program who wants
glibc-2.3.1?
I DO NOT RECOMMEND upgrading glibc, it can
seriously break up your system. The reason
is the glibc-2.3.1 is not completely
compatible with glibc-2.2.x, so all the
programs compiled with 2.2.x may not work
if you upgrade glibc (and all programs
probably mean ALL the programs that you
have)
I know its not compatible coz I recently
created my own linux distribution from
scratch, to do that, I had to compile
everything from redhat, and redhat had 2.2,
and when everything was compiled, and I
compiled 2.3 and started up my new system,
everything was broken...And I had to
download a special patch to make 2.3
compatible with 2.2 programs, and then
compiled all the programs again, so they
would work with 2.3.
You don't want to do that do you?


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Response Number 2
Name: Alex_X
Date: February 13, 2003 at 11:16:40 Pacific
Reply:

Yeah
you are obsolutely right!!
I do not want to completely recompile my system since i have no idea how anyway, and i wont upgrade my libc....
BUT
what shall I do??
It is not just one application that complains about this it is whole bunch of them....

Thx
Alex :/


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Response Number 3
Name: Martin Alcaraz
Date: March 14, 2003 at 08:28:06 Pacific
Reply:

I have the same problem but with mysql control center binaries. After I installed and I tried to execute it appeared the next message "version GLIBC_2.3 not found". I revised my /usr/lib and i found 2 directories:
- glib & glib-2.0.
My question is where I can get this library and how to install it ?
Best Regards


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