by My hw is i386SX 25MHz, 4MB RAM, VGA, 40MB Linux Native, 10MB Linux Swap,
SoundBlaster with CD 2x, WD 80x3 Ethercard.
I install Slackware96 with "sbpcd" bootdisk and "color" rootdisk.
I just install A series disks (default options). Since I have just
4MegRAM, I must activate swapping manually before setup. Sbpcd kernel
recognizes my Slackware CD. So far so good.
After installation (no problem), I restart my machine, login as root and
try to execute (before anything) the command:
man man
And I get this errors:
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sh: can't map '/lib/libc.so.5.3.12'
sh: can't map '/lib/libc.so.5'
fgets: No such file or directory
Error reading man page /usr/man/man1/man1.gz
No manual entry for man
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These also happen when I try to run 'setup' again, or any program such
'less'. If I do 'ls' before one of these errors, it works fine, but
after them it crashes too. Seems that executing a medium sized program
crashes my system, but I don't understand why I can run 'setup' booting
from installation disks under the same conditions, and I can't boot from
the same kernel installed in my hard disk.
Sure! Both libraries do indeed exist under /lib and libc.so.5 is a link
to libc.so.5.3.12... 'setup' takes care or it.
What's more, I have the same distribution working fine in a Pentium 120,
16MB RAM, 300MB Linux Native, 32MB Linux Swap, ATAPI CD.
i386's hard disk (QUANTUM LP52 A 950 509 105, 49MB w/64kB Cache,
CHS=751/8/17) seems not to have badblocks.
With all these data... What the hell is messing me?
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