by Vinod Ammathi Sures » Mon, 17 Jul 2000 04:00:00
I reinstalled the system and checked that the library wasQuote:> bash: error in loading shared libraries: libreadline.so.4.1: cannot open
> shared object file: No such file or directory
- Vinod.
by Vinod Ammathi Sures » Mon, 17 Jul 2000 04:00:00
> > bash: error in loading shared libraries: libreadline.so.4.1: cannot open
> > shared object file: No such file or directory
> I reinstalled the system and checked that the library was
> installed in /usr/lib.The boot still stops with the same message. Any
> suggestions? Thanks,
> - Vinod.
I have / and /usr on different partitions and libreadline.so.4.1 was
needed beore /usr was mounted. I just started the installation again and
copied the files from /usr/lib to /lib from the console. Turns out you
need to copy libreadline.so.4.1 and libhistory.so.4.1 into /lib: the
installer forgets to do this.
- Vinod.
1. SuSe 7.2 makes SuSe 7.1 look like beta software and Mandrake 8 like alpha.
Hey guys I just finished installing SuSe 7.2 personal edition which I
picked up at CompUSA today. I got to say that even though I was a Mandrake
fan I am about to switch loyalties and become a SuSe fan. right now I don't
no where to start but everything about SuSe 7.2 just screams ready for
prime time. Installation was one of the slickest looking Linux installs I
have every seen. It beats Mandrake hands down and makes windoze look very
outdated.
SuSe 7.2 is fast and stable and every thing from my Creative Live Drive (
which Mandrake never ever detected ) to my NIC 3COM 3c905-TX card was
detected and worked from the start. I updated via SuSe's online update tool
which handled everything automaticly ( I was to lazy to do it manually )
and flawlessly. Am happy to say that SuSe has won me over and M$ better
watch it's back because if other distro's start looking and acting like
SuSe then it's going to run into a lot of problems in upcoming years from
now.
P.S. The only flaw I find with SuSe is that they make it very diffuclt find
and download the free version. Now am going to see if I can install this on
an old Packard Bell P5 200 mhz system I got laying around here somewhere.
Oh yeah here are my specs of my current system :
AMD 1.2 ghz cpu
Asus A7M 761 motherboard
512 DDR-SDRAM
64mb DDR-SDRAM LeadTek WinFast Geforce 2 GTS Pro card
Creative Sound Blaster X-Gamer sound card
Creative LiveDrive bay
3COM 3c905-TX NIC
IBM 75GXP 60gb hardrive
Maxtor Quantum FireBall 13.6 XL harddrive
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