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Klavs
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 Posted: Thu Dec 05, 2002 10:09 am Post subject: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3 ? |
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Hi guys,
it all started with me emerging quanta-3.0 - and when I try to run it - it segfaults 
I then wanted to try using a precompiled rpm - but it requires the libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3 lib file - how do I get that? is there a compat library somewhere?
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maybe you could link it to the system installed libstdc++ in /usr/lib/gcc-lib/*/* . Well I once needed a similar library and what I did is downloaded an rpm, using rpmfind.net searching for /usr/lib/libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3, then I converted it to tgz using rpm2targz (package is called rpm2targz  ), then I untarred the file in tmp dir and copied the correct file to /usr/local/lib, remember this file, so you can remove it if needed. 'mmm It's the same file, lol I needed it for flash or something a while back.
| Code: | | rpm2targz libstdc++2.10-2.96-0.80mdk.i586.rpm |
still it's better to solve the segfault, ....
Cya lX.
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| Posted: Thu Dec 05, 2002 10:29 am Post subject: |
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| lx wrote: | maybe you could link it to the system installed libstdc++ in /usr/lib/gcc-lib/*/* . Well I once needed a similar library and what I did is downloaded an rpm, using rpmfind.net searching for /usr/lib/libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3, then I converted it to tgz using rpm2targz (package is called rpm2targz ), then I untarred the file in tmp dir and copied the correct file to /usr/local/lib, remember this file, so you can remove it if needed. 'mmm It's the same file, lol I needed it for flash or something a while back.
| Code: | | rpm2targz libstdc++2.10-2.96-0.80mdk.i586.rpm |
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I usually do rpm2cpio libstdc++2.10-2.96-0.80mdk.i586.rpm | cpio -ivd <filename-i-want> 
But I hate having files on my system, not controlled by a package system - no auto-updating, removing etc.
could just write my own rpm - but that seems a little extensive
| Quote: | | still it's better to solve the segfault, .... |
indeed. But the posts on this problem I found on the forums, suggest that I have to wait for kde-3.1 to be released, as there should be a new quanta version for that.. waiting and waiting..
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| Klavs wrote: | | could just write my own rpm - but that seems a little extensive |
I hope you mean ebuild script, it's very easy to make, take a look at realplayer for instance, just an src_unpack() fuctions that converts and unpacks the rpm and then a few lines in src_install() and presto,....
Auto updating isn't necessary cause you already have a newer libstdc++ installed. That's why one has /usr/local/lib it's for files installed by user, and seeing it's a temporary fix, you could remember these one / two files, besides they don't take up that much space,
Cya lX.
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Actually I meant RPM I haven't yet succeded in getting an ebuild working.
only changed some to include more options and stuff.
but I'll have a look at realplayer ebuild. that's easier than making an rpm.
I just figure it should be an rpm, because it was for rpm-packages.
but either way is fine by me
looking forward to kde-3.1 - should be here any day now - it's in the profiles/package.mask - and the ebuilds are there
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