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From: ted@oz.plymouth.edu (The Wizard of Oz)
Subject: Re: [FreeBSD-1.1.BETA] ld.so not found...
Message-ID: <1994Mar1.033605.8201@oz.plymouth.edu>
Organization: Plymouth State College - Plymouth, NH.
References: <2ku7f6$e62@nigel.msen.com>
Date: Tue, 1 Mar 94 03:36:05 GMT
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In article <2ku7f6$e62@nigel.msen.com> Mark Taylor <mtaylor@cybernet.com> writes:
>I've installed 1.1.BETA on a Gateway 486 DX2/66.  I got all of the source
>and the binaries.  First I installed the binary distribution.  I found
>that the man pages were broken (man anything returned "No ld.so").  I saw
>that the program ldconfig was run during rc, so I figured I did something
>wrong.  Then I recompiled the entire source distribution and installed it.
>This did not fix my problem.  Still no ld.so, yet I can see it sitting
>there
>as r-xr-xr-x bin bin /usr/libexec/ld.so.  What can I do to get my man
>pages

	Make sure /usr/libexec permissions are set properly to 755,
I had the same problem. You should see that you do not get the 
error message as 'root' but do as a normal user.  Setting the permissions
fot the path to it should solve it.


			--> Ted


|   Ted Wisniewski    			INET:  ted@oz.plymouth.edu       |
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|   Plymouth NH, 03264                                                   |