> >> trouble.
> >
> >The final coment on this is:
> >
> > ftp boneserver.analogic.com /pub/downloads/linux/strace.gz
> >
> >Shows the output from `strace` as it finds and maps the files it needs,
> >using mine if it finds them first, and its files if it doesn't. This is
> >unedited and shows that it works.
>
> Did you actually read what I wrote above? It works with the particular
> version of glibc that you happen to have installed, yes. It doesn't work
with
> the version that those people having problems are using, and if you
install
> that version it will stop working for you as well.
>
> p.
In other words, glibc 2.1 is broken.
Guys, most people use libc5 or glibc 2.0.x if they've installed from a
distribution. I'm running Redhat 5.0, which uses glibc 2.0.5, so if Star
Office installs a newer glibc, no big deal. It's when people are at the
leading edge that these kind of bugs "byte" them.
Matthew D. Pitts
mpitts@suite224.net
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